What are you listening to right now?

Quote from: Len_Dreyer on 11 Oct 2008, 03:17 am

Ray LaMontagne - Till The Sun Turns Black
Quote from: Len_Dreyer on 11 Oct 2008, 01:16 am

Ray LaMontagne - Trouble

Can't believe I didn't have Ray LaMontagne in my library. The guy's practically a next door neighbor of mine. Thanks for the headup, both albums are now downloaded.

Cheers,
Robin

Robin,

Enjoy, believe it on not I was wondering if you knew of him.

satfrat · « **Reply #9709 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 03:31 am »

Quote from: Len_Dreyer on 11 Oct 2008, 03:27 am

Enjoy, believe it on not I was wondering if you knew of him.

Ray's song Trouble is pretty well known which is why I was surprised I didn't have him included. And that is actually 1 reason why this thread gets checked out each day. I have found sooo many good albums here.

Cheers,
Robin

mjosef · « **Reply #9710 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 05:53 am »

That special New Orleans bluesy funk...most satisfying album of the 3 or 4 Dr John albums I own. Well done Dr.
http://www.amazon.com/City-That-Care-Forgot-Lower/dp/B0017LEFYI

zybar · « **Reply #9711 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 12:52 pm »

Quote from: Len_Dreyer on 11 Oct 2008, 03:15 am

Quote from: zybar on 11 Oct 2008, 02:08 am
The Grateful Dead - Winterland 1973: 11/11/73 - Disc 7

George

George, it might seem a stupid question, but what do you think of this collection?

I love it!

So far I have listened to pretty much the entire 10 disc set (I preordered the box set so I received a bonus disc of material from a show in Cincy on 12/4/73) and the sonics and music are excellent!!

The song selection is outstanding and they are on each night.

Each night has its own highlights:

On 11/9/73 I really liked "They Love Each Other", "To Lay Me Down", "Brown-Eyed Woman", and "The Greatest Story Ever Told">"Bertha"

On 11/10/73 I really liked "Stella Blue", "Brokedown Palace" and the "Loser">"Looks Like Rain">"Deal">"Mexicali Blues" run, "Weather Report Suite">"Playing in the Band">"Uncle John's Band">Morning Dew">"Uncle John's Band">"Playing in the Band" jam and it finishes strong with a "Truckin'">"Wharf Rat">"Sugar Magnolia" jam that is followed by "One More Saturday Night" and "Casey Jones"

On 11/11/73 the band really shines with its best rendition of "Weather Report Suite" out of the three nights, along with a killer "Dark Star">"Eyes of the World">"China Doll" jam. Other highlights include "El Paso", "Loose Lucy", and nice finish with "Johnny B Goode">"We Bid You Goodnight"

Highly recommended and worthy of its 5 star rating in Stereophile and 4 1/2 stars in allmusic.com

George

mcullinan · « **Reply #9712 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 01:11 pm »

Quote from: Len_Dreyer on 11 Oct 2008, 03:25 am

Quote from: mcullinan on 11 Oct 2008, 03:21 am
jerry Garcia band --> 9/11/1976
Niice!!

Mike, where at? It's close to the last time I saw them at the Tower Theatre in Philly.

Keystone
Berkeley, CA

martyo · « **Reply #9713 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 01:39 pm »

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #9714 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 04:57 pm »

Quote from: zybar on 11 Oct 2008, 12:52 pm

Quote from: Len_Dreyer on 11 Oct 2008, 03:15 am
Quote from: zybar on 11 Oct 2008, 02:08 am
The Grateful Dead - Winterland 1973: 11/11/73 - Disc 7

George

George, it might seem a stupid question, but what do you think of this collection?

I love it!

So far I have listened to pretty much the entire 10 disc set (I preordered the box set so I received a bonus disc of material from a show in Cincy on 12/4/73) and the sonics and music are excellent!!

The song selection is outstanding and they are on each night.

Each night has its own highlights:

On 11/9/73 I really liked "They Love Each Other", "To Lay Me Down", "Brown-Eyed Woman", and "The Greatest Story Ever Told">"Bertha"

On 11/10/73 I really liked "Stella Blue", "Brokedown Palace" and the "Loser">"Looks Like Rain">"Deal">"Mexicali Blues" run, "Weather Report Suite">"Playing in the Band">"Uncle John's Band">Morning Dew">"Uncle John's Band">"Playing in the Band" jam and it finishes strong with a "Truckin'">"Wharf Rat">"Sugar Magnolia" jam that is followed by "One More Saturday Night" and "Casey Jones"

On 11/11/73 the band really shines with its best rendition of "Weather Report Suite" out of the three nights, along with a killer "Dark Star">"Eyes of the World">"China Doll" jam. Other highlights include "El Paso", "Loose Lucy", and nice finish with "Johnny B Goode">"We Bid You Goodnight"

Highly recommended and worthy of its 5 star rating in Stereophile and 4 1/2 stars in allmusic.com

George

George, thanks for the great info. Last month, my brother was prodding me to buy this collection. It's a foregone conclusion now. Thanks again.

zybar · « **Reply #9715 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 06:51 pm »

Mel Torme - Olé Tormé: Mel Tormé Goes South of the Border with Billy May [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED]

George

JoshK · « **Reply #9716 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 09:23 pm »

beethoven for bedtime...actually really good beethoven performances

satfrat · « **Reply #9717 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 10:17 pm »

Patricia Barber: The Cole Porter Mix (2008)

http://www.amazon.com/Cole-Porter-Mix-Patricia-Barber/dp/B001CAPDUY (samples)

Cheers,
Robin

Len_Dreyer · « **Reply #9718 on:** 11 Oct 2008, 10:19 pm »

Various Artists - RAS Reggae Box Set

satfrat · « **Reply #9719 on:** 12 Oct 2008, 01:45 am »

Tom Schuman: Extremities (1990)

Cheers,
Robin