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What are you listening to right now? Post Video links please.

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Ella Fitzgerald - Her gold Album. Maybe not too fashionable or popular for some these days but this is one of my all time favourite albums. Sample below.

 

Been enjoying Graham Nash's Beyond the Years double CD.Even bagged a couple of tickets to see him here live in July last week(on the same bill as Suzanne Vega).
 
GrumpyBlue said:
Very pleasant - but will not be buying - will stick to Mud Slide Slim etc
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Ha! Hearing the CD very much reminded me of his first two albums MSS and Sweet Baby James, which the DJ at the Lincoln Folk Festival, played back to back in their entirety during the long intermission before he came on stage in 1970.Since his set was entirely based on those two albums (his only releases at the time) it was a bit of an anti-climax when he actually came on to do most of the numbers, note for note, in exactly the way they were recorded.He still sounds pretty much the same even today, on pretty much whatever he sings.Not that that's a criticism.I saw him here a few years ago at the Liceu and even J.was impressed.He could have made American Standard at any time over the last 50 years.I suppose now's as good a time as any.
 
A band who I thought were a joke at the time, but now sound better than about 99% of their contemporaries - really enjoying this...

 
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