Last album you listened to.

Montrose - Montrose

I've been ill and off work recently and this is what I've listened to over the past 24 hours or so as I've sat at home recovering:

Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
Eric Clapton - Unplugged
Harry Nilsson - Pussy Cats
CCR - Mardi Gras
Elvis Presley - Essential Elvis Vol. 2: Stereo '57

Strictly Elvis weekend...



next... From Nashville To Memphis- Essential 60's Masters

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Vanilla Fudge - Near The Beginning

Tonight I've listened to:

The Very Best of Jackie Wilson
A Touch More Schmilsson In the Night
Complete Elvis Presley Masters - Disc 1 (the Sun tracks only)

And the other night I listened to Discs 1, 2 & 3 of Young Man with the Big Beat after it finally arrived. Going to wait a few days 'til I've got some nice downtime on my own in the house to chill out and listen to Discs 4 & 5. The family already have to put up with my music as it is, I'm sure they won't appreciate me sitting there listening to over an hours worth of Elvis interviews!

God I love music.

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This wonderful collection of alternate takes, alternate masters and unreleased recordings from the great Duke Ellington (vinyl only, not released on CD)

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Really getting into this one after a couple of spins,his voice has never been better.

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Mick Taylor - Mick Taylor

Time Out of Mind

and my own CD-R: "Elvis at Linda's and Super Gospel"

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P.S. Plus MJ's last album with only the slower songs. "Speechless" is incredible.

Currently playing the new Noel Gallagher album "High Flying Birds"a lot really like "Soldier Boys And Jesus Freaks"and The Death Of You And Me"

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Puddle of mudd Re:(Disc)Overed

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Bringing It All Back Home - Bob Dylan

Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan

Sound Of The Smiths - The Smiths

Hatful of Hollow - The Smiths

National Treasures - Manic Street Preachers

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here [experience edition]

AMY WINEHOUSE: Frank / Back to Black (4 CD Deluxe Edition)

Nckelback here and now.

Got this CD today Uriah Heep- Demons and Wizards
Classic!

Got this CD today Uriah Heep- Demons and Wizards
Classic!

Classic rock band

Have a "Winter Romance" with Dean Martin
Dean Martin's "Winter Romance." It's secular, it's seasonal and it's so smooth you'll want to sip it over ice by the fire. Released in November of 1959 at the height of Dino's cool lounge years, this delightful collection was the boozing crooner's first holiday foray for Capital Records...
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Seether - Holding Onto Strings Better Left To Fray

Over the weekend, Willie Nelson's excellent Songbird, Six Hours at Pedernales and the superb collection, Naked Willie. Robbie Williams' Escapology and Sing When You're Winning. Miles Davis's brilliant Porgy & Bess and Filles de Kilimanjaro. Bing Crosby: The Complete United Artists Sessions

And, right now, a little playlist with Professor Green "At Your Inconvenience," Jay-Z and Alicia Keys "Empire State of Mind," Jay-Z and Kanye West "Otis," Jamie Cullum "Gran Torino, " Willie Nelson and Lionel Richie "Easy," and Willie Nelson and Aerosmith "Once is Enough."

Over the weekend, Willie Nelson's excellent Songbird, Six Hours at Pedernales and the superb collection, Naked Willie. Robbie Williams' Escapology and Sing When You're Winning. Miles Davis's brilliant Porgy & Bess and Filles de Kilimanjaro. Bing Crosby: The Complete United Artists Sessions

And, right now, a little playlist with Professor Green "At Your Inconvenience," Jay-Z and Alicia Keys "Empire State of Mind," Jay-Z and Kanye West "Otis," Jamie Cullum "Gran Torino, " Willie Nelson and Lionel Richie "Easy," and Willie Nelson and Aerosmith "Once is Enough."

Songbird is a lovely album. I've been having a marathon of rather unusual big band albums: one with Kay Starr and Count Basie, the one with Bing Crosby and Basie (with a swing version of Snowbird), and the rare Duke Ellington album featuring songs from the musical All American. The latter is very uninspired, and there is good reason why it hasn't been releasd on CD!