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Top 5 Double Studio Albums?
Here's my list in no particular order: The Chicago Transit Authority - Chicago Transit Authority The Mothers Of Invention - Uncle Meat The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Electric Ladyland Derek and The Dominos - Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs The Who - Tommy- Neshabur
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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Name your top 5 favorite guitarists!
It's hard to do a list. :rolleyes: Anyway my favorites: 1) Jimi Hendrix 2) Duane Allman 3) Mike Bloomfield 4) Terry Kath 5) Ritchie Blackmore Honorable mentions go to many guitarists. Some of them are: Carlos Santana, Ollie Halsall, Frank Marino, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Steve Ray Vaughan...- Neshabur
- Post #21
- Forum: Book of Lists
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Nick Drake (Official Thread)
The DVD entitled A Skin Too Few - The Days of Nick Drake was made by BBC and sees Drake's sister speaking about Nick's life and art. There are other interviews (if I remember well, the great producer Joe Boyd) and some of his fine and deep songs. The documentary is also available on Youtube : :)...- Neshabur
- Post #90
- Forum: Folk & Celtic
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All kinds of Jazz
I'd like to remind Jean "Toots" Thielemans died on Monday in Brussels. He was 94. He was not only a great harmonica player; about it one can tell that he invented the sound of the harmonica in jazz music. He was also well-known for his skill by playing guitar and whistling in unison. I...- Neshabur
- Post #48
- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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Nick Drake (Official Thread)
Some years ago I purchased his anthological box Fruit Tree edited posthumous in this version: https://www.discogs.com/it/Nick-Drake-Fruit-Tree/release/1936800. I was literally entranced by his music and especially his lyrics with a strong character autobiographical. I have founded the...- Neshabur
- Post #88
- Forum: Folk & Celtic
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Best Keyboardist Is Best
Keith Emerson is my preferred keyboardist. But this list is really excellent.:bow:- Neshabur
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- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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Ramblin' & Gamblin' In 1968!!
Can I vote every song? They're all very nice :D I have chosen Crosstown Traffic.- Neshabur
- Post #21
- Forum: Song and Band Battles
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Rory Gallagher (Official Thread)
Joker, the 8Cd's edition, is this one? https://www.discogs.com/it/Rory-Gallagher-Irish-Tour-74/release/6227063 Wow, it's absolutely wonderful! I've the old version reissued in 1983 (2LP): https://www.discogs.com/it/Rory-Gallagher-Irish-Tour-74/release/2173033 It's very interesting the...- Neshabur
- Post #393
- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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Rory Gallagher (Official Thread)
I own two his albums: 1. Irish Tour '74 2. Live At Montreux released posthumous in 2006. The first album is a masterpiece of blues rock genre. There is no piece which sounds bad or unenlightened. The second is a nice collection of live tracks from some concerts played at Montreux Festival...- Neshabur
- Post #391
- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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Best rock instrumentals?
Not in order, at this moment... In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed - Allman Brothers Band Incident At Neshabur - Santana East-West - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Her Holy Modal Highness - Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper Sailor's Tale - King Crimson Watermelon In Easter Hay - Frank Zappa Glad...- Neshabur
- Post #32
- Forum: Book of Lists
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Taste? (Official Thread)
I like them. They're a nice example of the power trio. I own only Live Taste in vynil edition. It's an energetic album, quite enlightened. After, in the solo career, Rory Gallagher made extraordinary things.- Neshabur
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- Forum: 60's Music
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
Elton John: 17-11-70- Neshabur
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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What Are You Listening To? : Classical
The memorable Canadian pianist Glenn Gould plays La Valse by Maurice Ravel: LI0jUX4g6no- Neshabur
- Post #59
- Forum: Classical Music
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Your Top 10 Live Albums
Not in order: Allman Brothers Band - At Fillmore East Chicago - Chicago At Carnegie Hall The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Live At Berkeley Santana - Lotus Phish - Hampton Comes Alive Deep Purple - Made In Japan The Who - Live At Leeds Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper - The Live Adventures Of Mike...- Neshabur
- Post #69
- Forum: Book of Lists
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Top 10 Female Vocalists
No particular order: Joni Mitchell Carole King Joan Baez Sandy Denny Annie Haslam Laura Nyro Janis Joplin Aretha Franklin Carla Thomas Maggie Bell- Neshabur
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- Forum: Book of Lists
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Blood, Sweat & Tears (Official Thread)
Lew Soloff simply fantastic! :)- Neshabur
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- Forum: 70's Music
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Blood, Sweat & Tears (Official Thread)
Beautiful gem from Tom Jones Tv Show featuring the musicians of the great second album Blood, Sweat & Tears (Fred Lipsius, Bobby Colomby, David Clayton Thomas etc. ): M edit, dead video removed- Neshabur
- Post #14
- Forum: 70's Music
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Blood, Sweat & Tears (Official Thread)
One of my favorite bands. They stand out for their heritage with jazz. On Youtube, there's this interesting video which tells about their eastern european tour probably in 1970; unfortunately the audio isn't good, but it has a great value. I've to tell that I was touched thinking to the great...- Neshabur
- Post #13
- Forum: 70's Music
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
Hot, sunny, about 30 degrees Celsius.- Neshabur
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Your Top 10 Classical Composers
Thanks Joker! In two weeks, I will have the pleasure to visit the southern Finland and so I'll visit Sibelius House Museum in Hameenlinna where Jean Sibelius was born about one hundred and fifty years ago. He is another composer that I appreciate much.- Neshabur
- Post #95
- Forum: Classical Music
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All kinds of Jazz
Lee Morgan, memorable trumpeter: YDfkkRa1VA8 Album: Search For The New Land Year: 1964 Label: Blue Note Grant Green - guitar Herbie Hancock - piano Billy Higgins - drums Lee Morgan - trumpet Wayne Shorter - tenor sax Reggie Workman - bass- Neshabur
- Post #44
- Forum: Blues & Jazz
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Santana (Official Thread)
I saw Santana twice: the first time in Genoa in 1983. Then the band had two keyboardists: Chester Thompson and Tom Coster; the Jamaican bassist Keith Jones and the spectacular drummer Graham Lear. They played for two hours and half with many jazzy influences. I still remember their final encore...- Neshabur
- Post #37
- Forum: 60's Music
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Santana (Official Thread)
From my avatar Live At The Fillmore, an amazing funky tune: UqRnLJnIbRw- Neshabur
- Post #35
- Forum: 60's Music
