What are you listening to right now?

mjosef · « **Reply #21220 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 03:17 am »

What are the chances...Life among the Stars...what are the chances...
http://www.amazon.com/Spacewalk-Black-Sea/dp/B000CA9ECI/ref=sr_1_23?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1268968483&sr=1-23

The Black Sea, C:> spacewalk

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #21221 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 03:28 am »

Still working my way through this box set.....

11 Cd's and 1 DVD...plus book and photo's.....

Chris Rea - "Blue Guitars".....Cd.....Samples...

Ruby Mae · « **Reply #21222 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 04:03 am »

Quote from: lonewolfny42 on 19 Mar 2010, 03:28 am

Still working my way through this box set.....
11 Cd's and 1 DVD...plus book and photo's.....

Chris Rea - "Blue Guitars".....Cd.....Samples...

aren't u a lucky wolfie to have such a nice cd set

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #21223 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 04:07 am »

Check out some Chris Rea music...it's "good stuff".

Ruby Mae · « **Reply #21224 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 04:15 am »

Quote from: lonewolfny42 on 19 Mar 2010, 04:07 am

Check out some Chris Rea music...it's "good stuff".

i've been listening to your samples hence the lucky wolfie comment

. looking at allmusic too...so many choices...decisions, decisions

lonewolfny42 · « **Reply #21225 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 04:16 am »

Start with "The Road To Hell".....

Ruby Mae · « **Reply #21226 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 04:27 am »

Quote from: lonewolfny42 on 19 Mar 2010, 04:16 am

Start with "The Road To Hell".....

duly noted and done

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #21227 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 04:33 am »

Such Winters of Memory- John Surman with Karin Krog and Pierre Favre (ECM).

Ruby Mae · « **Reply #21228 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 04:44 am »

The Last Waltz on palladia

brings me back

mjosef · « **Reply #21229 on:** 19 Mar 2010, 05:23 am »

Folksy rock...
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/alexis4
http://www.myspace.com/alexisharteband

Alexis Harte, big red sun

and earlier...

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Diapason's 2006 "artist of the year," Andreas Staier was born in Göttingen, Germany, where he trained as a pianist but soon fell in love with the sound of the harpsichord, becoming passionate about its repertoire as well. Later he embraced the fortepiano also for its range of sound color. "Our perception of Mozart or Beethoven is transformed when we become really familiar with the repertoire that precedes them," he has observed. "Beethoven's Diabelli Variations appear in a new light once we know William Byrd's variations, as well as Bach's Goldberg Variations." With works by Mozart, Bach, Scarlatti, Boccherini, Clementi, and Schubert, this overview shows how Staier's mastery of the technical demands of both instruments allows him extract their full richness and potential.

http://www.amazon.com/Artist-Portrait-Johann-Sebastian-Bach/dp/B00006IWQ4

Andreas Staier Artist portrait.