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Norah Jones ‎– Day Breaks

rednedtugent wrote: »

and? ^^^^ what do you think @BlueMDPicker ?

@rednedtugent

It is well done with respect to arrangements and engineering with a live vibe (although I believe it to be 100% studio produced). I have not followed her closely for a number of years. This renewed my interest. I recommend it.

Aynsley Lister - Eyes Wide Open

Richard Rodgers, "Victory at Sea, vol 1", 7.5ips, 4-track tape
Sound Effects, volume 1, 7.5ips, 4-track tape, fun for the whole family!

David Crosby • If I Could Only Remember My Name..........CD

Aardvark • self titled from 1970 on CD

Aardvark biography
A prog act without a guitar player? That's exactly what this early 70's British foursome is. Originally, they became known mainly because Paul Kossof and Simon Kirke played in the band before leaving to form legendary band FREE. From then on, AARDVARK were mostly a studio act and by the time they recorded their only album, the line-up consisted of Stan Aldous (bass), Frank Clark (drums), Steve Milliner (keyboards, recorder, vibraphone) and Dave Skillin (vocals). Comparisons are not easy but one could probably say their music has the power of EMERSON, LAKE & POWELL mixed in with a little R&B à la PROCOL HARUM and early MOODY BLUES. Shades of GRYPHON, GREENSLADE and PINK FLOYD are also present.

Willard Grant Conspiracy + Telefunk • In The Fishtank......CD

Dinosaur Jr- Youre Living All Over Me

Donovan • Sutras.......CD

^^^ I saw him at the Cleveland Zoo!