Playlist over the last week.

[Durly]

Shame I forgot the e in the album title...

I had to do a triple take, as, on first reading I thought they had released a dub version I wasn't aware of..........

[hector]

Greta Van Fleet - The Battle at Garden’s Gate

[1964white]

Talking Heads 'Fear Of Music'

[hector]

David Gilmour - Yes I Have Ghosts

4 track EP
Just love everything this man records...

[The Subhuman]

On an Island was dodgy and Endless River is like listening to Clapton (big yawn) but I do like Metallic Spheres

[The Subhuman]

Simple Minds - Sparkle in the Rain

and currently THE most played album here

Mer De Noms - A Perfect Circle -

[hector]

Genesis - Then there were 3

[Muppet the Cat]

Currently on - Deep Purple ‘Burn’

[Smudge3920]

Wot an entertainer she is .... ...Been to 3 of her concerts, worth every penny and the travel
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[1964white]

Sault 'Untitled (Black Is)'

Temptations 'At Their Very Best'

Carla Thomas 'The Queen Alone'

Funkadelic 'Maggot Brain'

plus all the 1971 nominated albums

[Mick Jones shoulder]

Alan Holdsworth Meatal Fatigue / possibly the most interesting guitarist by a long chalk.
Guthrie Govan Erotic Cakes
Zappa Zoot Allures.
Japan Tin Drum
Buckethead Live in bucketheadland

[The Subhuman]

War - All Day Music again
Band Maid - Brand New Maid
Ivory Castanets - Cat Clyde
Up - REM
Space Ritual Live - Hawkwind
Sparkle in the Rain - Simple Minds
Another Level - Blackstreet
For the First Time - Black Country New Road
Plunge - Fever Ray
Open Door Policy - Hold Steady
Black is - Sault
Echo Hotel - Echocentrics
Caught in the Act - SGB

[Muppet the Cat]

Fugi - Mary, Don’t Take Me On No Bad Trip

Had never heard of these before, but the track ‘Revelations’ was Song of the Day earlier this week on The Listening Post blog, so I picked it up from there. The blurb describes the sound as psychedelic soul-funk, perhaps not what I’d tend to listen to, but I like this.

Does anyone else look into The Listening Post ?...........most of the tracks/artists featured in the Song of the Day I’ve never heard of and there does seem to be some real obscure stuff featured. But, have found a few gems amongst the more easily discarded.

[hector]

Is that a new one?

believe so... co written with Polly

[The Subhuman]

What do you think of Plunge? I'm still too obsessed with the first one to listen to it.

The debut is the best for sure. Plunge is good though, very listenable

[The Subhuman]

Sounds like we have Ride on downstairs, not sure which. Ride are one of Sandi's favourites. She likes her Surfy stuff. I'm upstairs chatting to Americans and waccoe while picking the bones out of the first round of the draft for RL and fantasy purposes

[Smudge3920]

The Cranberries...one of the many great bands to come out of Ireland
No Need to Argue Album 1994
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[Smudge3920]

Dave Brubeck ...
1959 album ...time out
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[Smudge3920]

Mr. Mike Terry...one of the funniest, outgoing, generous people I have ever met in my life..he is my Uncle on my Dad's side, sadly he passed away in 2017, I will always miss his piano playing, but I have had the happy memories of seeing him get standing ovations in Las Vegas, Toronto, Sidney and many other places around the world... he never forgot his roots and always played around the UK every year also, even had a part in talking some big stars into playing the old Batley Variety club for those of you who can remember it. Many Happy memories growing up as a teen.
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Winter Gardens Blackpool 2002 playing his tribute to Winifred Attwell, who was his mentor from the age of 11 when she first saw him on a piano
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[whiteroseboy]

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Soul to Soul
Johnny Cash - Greatest Hits
Blondie - Plastic Letters
Compilation - Juke Box Favs
Paul Weller - Days of Speed