What are you listening to RIGHT NOW?

The Wailers - Wailers Wailers Everywhere
(1965, Etiquette) LP-023



a $1 garage sale find earlier this summer.

Duke Ellington, "Sophisticated Lady".....

rainy Sunday morning, quadruple macchiato, reading the Sunday Times....life is ok...

CarverFest music. Frankie made me a live CD that is excellent. We played it Sat night with the new amps.

Mark made everyone the CD below. It sounds really good, even here on the porch.

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Also, when I got home, a package was waiting on me from TinPan with CDs. I might be out here sitting on my ass a long, happy time today.

Thanks guys !!!

Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits 2
(1967, Columbia) MADE IN HOLLAND on the label; CBS 62911




an international only compilation with an interesting playlist... from information at this [url="http://www.searchingforagem.com/1960s/InternationalCompilationsDylan_1960s.htm"]site[/url].

Like the first Dutch Greatest Hits (see above), this album had a quirky tracklist.
Side 1: I Want You; One Of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later); It Takes A Lot To Laugh (It Takes A Train To Cry); Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues; Masters Of War; Chimes Of Freedom
Side 2: Just Like A Woman; Obviously 5 Believers; Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35; Gates Of Eden; Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat; Absolutely sweet and juicy like these nutz. Marie (misspelled as "Mary" on both the rear sleeve and the Side 2 label of the LP release and the rear insert and CD of the CD release below)

I can't date the label but it's not the original pressing Orange/Black label, I'm guessing it's 70's issue. I grabbed this at HPB on the way home from work today for $6.

Various Artists - Alternatives
(1969, Warner Bros/Reprise)



one of the series of WB/Reprise samplers. liner notes: "Heavy on your mind, but not on your tone arm".

Bill- I sniped your pic for this post,,, ,

Bill- I sniped your pic for this post,,, ,

Also just sat down for a serious listening session.

That was taken in a pot of Basil.
I am freaky for Basil.

the final cut remaster on my new 60" ribbons.

The J.J. Johnson Quintet - J.J. In Person
(1959, Columbia)



with Nat Adderly, Tommy Flanagan, Wilbur Little, Albert Heath.

Pink Floyd - Ummagumma
(1969, Harvest/Capitol)



listening to record 1 with live material recorded at Mothers Club, Birmingham on 27 April 1969 and the following week at Manchester College of Commerce on 2 May 1969

Yes - Fragile
(1972, Atlantic) Porky in the deadwax, side 1; mastered by George Peckham

Bruford - Feels Good To Me
(1978, Polydor) UK pressing

IS there any way us non-attendees of the 2011 CarverFest can get one of the CDs? I have Paypal, or can send money orders...