Playing this one again
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Is this a good place to start with Snarky Puppy?
Yes. They are a new band to me by by suggestion here. Nice funky groove.
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Besides excellent performance and recording, the monologue is so hilarious and cracks me up every time I listened to this;
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This one is good too.
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The Bonnie Raitt song, “I’m in the Mood” is the jewel of this record. Her slide guitar and sexy voice just shine alongside the JLH moans.
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Agree. Good call… I will have to pull out some Bonnie, too! Cheers.
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Last one for the morning. I have another 1/2 cup of coffe in me. Must fix some broken stuff in the house, there’s always something broken, 2nd law is a bitch. Luckily there’s a nice long evening listening session ahead, even on this shortened Sunday for those of us in the states.
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Chesky recordings are awesome
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I cannot be a complete stranger to Schmelzer, because my browser indicates that I have referenced his Wikipedia page before, but I am darned if I remember anything. This album thus came as a very pleasant surprise. His style is very reminiscent of Biber, which is Very OK by me. Romanesca are also players I respect. I just wish that they had recorded more.
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Limited numbers edition of ‘So Long So Wrong’
Double album of ‘heavy’ vinyl!!
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This is the only Cars album I have. I think I bought it in 1984 because it was cheap and I liked the MTV video for ‘You Might Think I’m Crazy’. The Vargas cover illustration had nothing to do with my decision. 
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Thanks for this. They’re wonderful.
What is it about singing sisters? Lily & Madeline. First Aid Kit. The Staves. Anna and Kate McGarrigle.
This 1972 recording LP re-issue was mastered by Doug Sax; Hard not to like Esther Ofarim’s voices! She personally involved in the CD re-issue project with minimalism approach: No compression / direct to disc from original tape; I prefer the LP (more air / openness) but this re-issue CD sounds better than earlier CD releases;
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