What are you listening to right now? - Page 27

 Brahms' Violin Concerto (Heifetz) 

"Done" by Built to Spill, off of their 2009 album "There Is No Enemy"

Missa De plus en plus (Ockeghem) (The Clerks' Group).

Haydn String Quartets Op.1, Nos. 1-4 (Kodaly Quartet)

Music From the Court of Ferdinand and Isabella (David Munrow and the Early Music Consort of London).

Brahms' 1st Symphony (Karajan)

I've been on a bit of a Brahms kick.

 Kalinnikov--Symphony No. 1 in G minor
Russian Philharmonic Orchestra
Samuel Friedmann conducting

(one of my favourite album covers)

Cosi pensoso (F. Landini).

Bookends (Simon and Garfunkel).

Next: Strange Brew (Cream).

I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night) (Electric Prunes).

Remember A Day (Pink Floyd).  One of my favorites of theirs.  The modal interchange (heard most prominantly in the piano) is IMO gorgeous.

"Burma Train - by Martin Denny from "Primitiva....

Shangri-La Dee Da  by Stone Temple Pilots.

When I'm working on a programming problem, an STP album usually helps me focus.  Not sure why it works, but it does. 

- Walter.

The group, The Bird and the Bee. Great group.

I have been going back and forth between The Sandcarvers CD "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" and the last Bruce Hornsby CD "Levitate". Two of my favorites from 2009.

Not A Second Time (Beatles).

Next: Silence Is Golden (Tremeloes).

Ramones: Rocket To Russia

Little Milton - I Keep Falling For You 
Bobby "Blue" Bland - I Just Won't Be Your Fool Anymore 
Candye Kane - Who Do You Love
Albert Cummings - Last Dance
Tim Hardin - If I Were A Carpenter
Betty Wright - Cleanup Woman
The Swinging Blue Jeans - Hippy Hippy Shake
The Swinging Blue Jeans - Shakin' All Over
Chick Willis - Going Back To Rock and Roll
The Spinners - I'll Be Around
Theodis Ealey - Let Me In
The Isley Brothers - It's Your Thing
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings - You're Gonna Get It
Johnny Otis - Why Don't You Do Right?
Johnny Otis - Good Good Lovin' Blues
Tanya Tucker - Little Things
Tower of Power - Attitude Dance -
Solomon Burke - Why Can't We Come Together`
Solomon Burke - Baby Please Don't Cry
Walter Trout - Cry if You Want To
Tyrone Davis - Can I Change My Mind
Ray Collins' Hot-Club - Daddy's Coming Back Home
Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers - The Busy Woman's Blues
Michele Wilson - Bring It Home To Me
Michelle Willson - Lonely Teardrops
Deborah Coleman - My Heart Bleeds Blue
Mitch Ryder And The Detroit Wheels - I Had It Made
Randy Crawford - Angel  (Album Ver)
Gretchen Wilson - Come To Bed
Marcia Ball - You'll Come Around
Tony Joe White - Across From Midnight
Rance Allen Group - Everything Is Gonna Be Alright
Johnny Otis - Come On Over Baby
Heart - Tell It Like It Is
Nick Curran & The Nitelifes - What About Love
Sammy Kershaw - Still Lovin' You
Music From The Wattstax Festival 3 disk set
Stax 50th Anniversary Celebration 3 disk set
Box Of The Blues [Rounder Records] 4 disk set

Fugue à5 (Scriabin).

Right in the middle of a session with my HT rig and some Sailor Jerry's Carribean rum.  Was all over the map earlier, but hit my stride with the brilliant remaster of Sting's "The Soul Cages" and dipped into some SACD "Police" stuff.  DAMN, it sounds good with the Oppo feeding my Integra...been too long, far too long...

Also recently (and apparently, finally) discovered Josh Rouse...WOW, this dude is awesome.  Such chill, ethereal stuff.  Kinda funny how some artists "make it" and others don't.

There's nothing more fun than driving around on a nice day (nearly) spring day listening to the Ramones' Leave Home and Rocket To Russia.

Which Josh Rouse?  1972 is a brilliant album--made in the 21st century but if his songs were included on a film soundtrack set in the 70s, people would be saying "Hey, remember that tune?  Been a while since I heard it but…"

Learning the Game (B. Holley).

Next: Buddy's Guitar (B. Holley).

 Yes  90125

Frank Zappa - "We're we ever really safe in San Antonio?"

Paint It Black (Rolling Stones).

Contrapunctus 8 from Die Kunst der Fuge (J. S. Bach).

Dances From Terpsichore (M. Praetorius) (Pickett).

Next up: Consort VII (William Cornysh).

Tournai and Toulouse masses.

 Jazz Side of the Moon--The Music of Pink Floyd (great stuff)