What are you spinning now? (Mk 3)

[spyman007]

[chrisj1948]

Qobuz. HR. Saw this in passing. Children’s colouring book with CD. Light, lively and tuneful baroque music. I really liked it. I think I have finally found my natural level

[lonson]

My condolences to you and your wife and family. My mother died from dementia and it’s an adventure, a sad one. Have as great a weekend as you can and keep 'em spinning.

[kcleveland123]

Here’s a special LP from Light in the Attic label. Discovered through Vinyl Me, Please record club. Very interesting back story about Jim’s disappearance in 1975. Really great folk music.
Somewhat reminiscent of Gerry Rafferty.

[amsco15]

When I need my southern comfort food…this music always makes me smile. It’s a place where life and death have always been given their due celebration.

[Sohail]

Sorry for your loss @amsco15

[kcleveland123]

Some “Friday Music” indeed from that same vinyl label. Really nice repressing of this quintessential masterpiece.

[kcleveland123]

Can really relate. My dad passed at 88 but was far from ready to go. Miss him every day. A kindred spirit and fellow engineer. He taught me so many practical everyday lessons I’ll never forget.

[amsco15]

Will you ride that train to glory…

[Dirk]

[Dirk]

[Baldy]

Another great artist I never heard of. Thanks @bootzilla

[kcleveland123]

And on to this essential LP for those of you Seven Screaming Diz-Busters.

[weedeewop]

[wijber]

Qobuz

[amsco15]

The greatest Blues record of all time…I’d argue yes tonight.

[Baldy]

[dawkinsj]

[dawkinsj]

[RedRiver]