Oh well, consider, adios California song a personal taste then!
Now, new suggestion, I like the Jazz Sabbath thing, make me understand why I end up so much in Jazz
idem for the Crimson Jazz trio vol.01 and vol. 02!
I wish they do in a near future some Rush Jazz Album and Yes Album, but they end up in classical, some are with success, but when they need to ad a drum kit, I consider the transfer to classical a fail! only Jethro Tull did a good job transferring there music to classical. Those are experiment, most of them, not a easy listening!
Except Jazz Sabbath and Crimson Jazz trio (with the blessing of Crimson, to bad, is Dead now, so only 2 essay for them!)
If you like to experiment, some Talk Talk on verve Laughing stock and Spirit of Eden and the Mark Hollis only solo album (also dead, so only one album for the lead singer of Talk Talk). Mark Hollis after international success with colour of spring prefer to withdraw and continue exploring music with Talk Talk and sign on verve! His music was more important to him than stardom!
anyway gave them a ear? if you have a chance!
Color of spring the remaster is to avoid, if you could find a 1980 CD or original album (pricey), huge difference in the before and after remaster!
Enjoy, Write to you soon! [wTyS]
ps Blues section: Stevie Ray Vaughan - Lenny songs! fun
and if you like dynamite live record: Buddy Guy with the Saturday night live band. And JJ Cale Live the one with is face on a truck [beware, you will never see Clapton the same after listening JJ!]
I prefer good live show recording by the way: