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Post your latest jazz purchases/gifts/ect.
My recent purchases are some items edited by Blue Note Records, perhaps my preferred jazz label: Dexter Gordon - Our Man In Paris Andrew Hill - Point Of Departure- Neshabur
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- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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Santana (Official Thread)
From the great compilation "Viva Santana" edited in 1988, an overview of Santana's first twenty years, the track "Song Of The Wind" recorded live in Paris in 1977: nK-K6HbILWo- Neshabur
- Post #38
- Forum: 60's Music
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
Last Sunday, a small gift for Christmas: :)- Neshabur
- Post #75,819
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
It arrived yesterday from Poland...- Neshabur
- Post #75,818
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Blues to Rock Crossover Covers
Every Day I Have the Blues recorded for the first time in 1935 by his author Pinetop Sparks on piano and vocal and Henry Townsend on guitar: P4bPZ8kCH_I A live blues-rock version was recorded in 1974 by the Marshall Tucker Band for the Where We All Belong album: D3neDglqhEI- Neshabur
- Post #46
- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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Happy Birthday joker1961!
Happy Birthday Joker from an Italian friend!- Neshabur
- Post #17
- Forum: CRF Site Announcements
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Blues to Rock Crossover Covers
The Allman Brothers Band at the peak of their art in Stormy Monday by T Bone Walker featuring Gregg, Duane etc...:woot: Bqa1s4jhkQ8- Neshabur
- Post #31
- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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Cover Songs (That you like).
Ring Of Fire by Johnny Cash played by Frank Zappa Band: X5OJOKpBtfg- Neshabur
- Post #16
- Forum: Everything else
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Mike Bloomfield & the Electric Flag
From the underrated album Casting Pearls edited by Mill Valley Bunch, a US supergroup behind which there is Michael Bloomfield featuring Barry Goldberg, Mark Naftalin, Nick Gravenites, Michael Shrieve (Santana's drummer) etc...Nick sings; Mike plays an heartfelt guitar solo: TPr_eRSJ2sU- Neshabur
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- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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All kinds of Jazz
The first solo album by Stanley Clarke featuring Chick Corea and other great musicians: l4BbS9xk_yw- Neshabur
- Post #53
- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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What Are You Listening To? : Classical
Charles Ives (1874-1954) - Robert Browning Overture KsCVXDH2T9U- Neshabur
- Post #77
- Forum: Classical Music
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
I managed to track down the release remastered in 1999 in UK. It's new and it isn't very expensive (€32), while in Italy it is hardly available and his price is high (€ 50-70). I know that this album is a compilation of songs, most previously unreleased. I listened to several songs one night...- Neshabur
- Post #74,661
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
Ordered today, this famous compilation by Alexis Korner, the Father of British Blues : :woot: Tracks from 1962 to 1971: honorable guests: Cyril Davies, Danny Thompson, Terry Cox, John Surman, Dave Holland, Jack Bruce, Robert Plant, Ginger Baker, Charlie Watts, Peter Thorup ecc... Here the...- Neshabur
- Post #74,625
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
A rare (expensive!) gem tracked down in Germany by Amazon: :woot: One piece from it: NKvGJoAt24U- Neshabur
- Post #74,589
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Fairport Convention
I recommend this live compilation featuring sessions on BBC Radio: :) My copy: https://www.discogs.com/it/Fairport-Convention-Heyday-The-BBC-Sessions-1968-1969/release/1347286 It's a reissue with bonus tracks of this edition...- Neshabur
- Post #78
- Forum: Folk & Celtic
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All kinds of Jazz
Last August, the jazz vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson left us forever. :uh: He was 75 years old (1941-2016). Today, I'd like to remind him and so I have choosen one of his best works recorded for Blue Note Records entitled Happenings. It dates back to 1966...- Neshabur
- Post #49
- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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The Pentangle (Official Thread)
Two great folk guitarists, one superb jazzy rhythm section and the ethereal voice of Jacqui Mc Shee. I own the anthological CD box set The Time Has Come 1967 - 1973 https://www.discogs.com/it/Pentangle-The-Time-Has-Come-1967-1973/release/2501841 it features quite a bit of rare material that...- Neshabur
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- Forum: Folk & Celtic
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Favorite Songs From The Albums By Your Favorite Band
Santana Abraxas 5. Hope You're Feeling Better 4. Samba Pa Ti 3. Oye Como Va 2. Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen 1. Incident At Neshabur Caravanserai 5. All The Love Of The Universe 4. Song Of The Wind 3. Waves Within 2. Every Step Of The Way 1. Stone Flower Lotus 5...- Neshabur
- Post #139
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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The Band (Official Thread)
A very great band, perhaps underrated if one consider the playing skills of his members. In particular, I always liked the interplay between Richard Manuel on piano and Garth Hudson on organ, the songwriting of Robertson and Manuel, the voices of Danko and Helm. There wasn't a soloist who stood...- Neshabur
- Post #46
- Forum: 60's Music
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The Keef Hartley Band (Official Thread)
All pieces posted here, are really fascinating. Perhaps, the finest is The Time Is Near the title track of the album. I own their live album Little Big Band featuring the cream of the British jazz rock scene of the time (Harry Beckett, Barbara Thompson, Chris Mercer etc...)...- Neshabur
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- Forum: 60's Music
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Your 5 least favorite albums from a favorite band.
Santana 1. Abraxas 2. Caravanserai 3. Lotus 4. Santana 5. Moonflower- Neshabur
- Post #38
- Forum: Book of Lists
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Top Ten Prog Bands
Not in order: Emerson Lake & Palmer Soft Machine King Crimson Van Der Graaf Generator Pink Floyd Jethro Tull Henry Cow Area Banco del Mutuo Soccorso Yes- Neshabur
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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Top 15 Cover Songs
No particular order: I'm A Man (Spencer Davis Group) - Chicago Lonesome Suzie (The Band) - Blood Sweat & Tears And When I Die (Laura Nyro) - Blood Sweat & Tears With A Little Help From My Friends (The Beatles) - Joe Cocker Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen (Fleetwood Mac/Gabor...- Neshabur
- Post #27
- Forum: Book of Lists
