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16 minutes ago, GWSmith said:
On to SIDE 3 (LP #2) - Marillion. Great album and sound. Sorry I can't share photos just now dammit, but I WILL post at some point once the photo service comes back online.....
Good evening Gary,
Really nice record you have spinning there. It is a great album. No doubt it is sounding incredibly good!
I'm rolling some smooth Brasil '66 tape over on RTM.
RTM - Sergio Mendez&Brasil '66 - Equinox
Enjoy!
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Bring me another Mai-Tai, and go ahead and light the tiki torches...
Reminds me of liberty in Honorooroo!
Martin Denny's Exotic Percussion
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A refreshing cocktail, a smooth cigar, and the exotic sounds of Arthur Lyman... Tabooooooo
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It may be a bit early for some Tequila, but why not...
From the Verve lable
Wes Montgomery - Tequila.
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On to the second lp.
Grateful Dead - American Beauty
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Enjoying a long time favorite.
Cheers!
Grateful Dead - American Beauty.
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19 hours ago, Klipsch104db said:
You should listen with tube amplification. I tried NAD, Hafler, Marantz, and Mcintosh. Good results but ear splitting at higher volumes. My current setup is a Bottlehead tube preamplifier and Quicksilver tube Horn Mono amplifiers. And a room to absorb the sound. Carpet, fabric couch, etc.
Yup. That's that's the way to sonic bliss!
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Rhett and Otis
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Fish fingers and chips, washed it down with a cold Lucozade. Champion!
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My friends and I were just camping west of Missoula, and we're talking about when he played as the house band in Livingston Montana, when they filmed the movie Ranch Delux there.
Not only a wonderful musician, but a very astute business man.
Bought his records in the late 70's through the 80's. Some fun tunes.
" Yes I am a pirate, 200 years too late, the cannons don't thunder, there's nothin' to plunder, I'm an over 40 victim of fate, arriving too late, arriving to late.
I've done a bit of smugglin' run my share of grass I made enough money to buy Miami but I pissed it away so fast
Never ment to last never ment to last"
RiP Jimmy.
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Traffic - The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys. 1971
Now fire up those snakes and sparklers💥💥💥
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Well worth watching!
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This was so popular in it's day...
On to side 2.
Brasil '66 - Mais Que Nada. Lani is on the left.
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Herb Alpert went on to marry Lani Hall of Brasil '66.
Alpert and Hall are still performing together today.
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After the huge success of The Lonely Bull, Herb Alpert called the crew back in to the studio and paid them all union scale for the The Lonely Bull Sessions. They went on and cut this hugely successful lp.
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14 minutes ago, MicroMara said:
? Hi Mossy ! Didn´t knew that you own a Linn as well , or did you sold you Acoustic Solid ?
Hello George,
Yes, my Linn is an old friend and my all time favorite. It has earned semi-retirement. I use it with my trusty Cornwalls and Heresy's system. My main TT is now the VPI Prime which is with the Klipschorn system.
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9 minutes ago, JohnJ said:
Thanks Mossy, I was young then Liked that silly show but the Green Hornet and the forbidden Mission Impossible were my favorites.
Power went out, my new Liebert UPS did it's job and I'm back up for now!
Sure! Those shows were great fun. I loved them. Well done getting a UPS. It just paid for itself!
Cheers!
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10 minutes ago, JohnJ said:
On their tv show?
No, the recording studio for the album. The TV show was overdubs and lip syncing. In fairness to Nesmith and Tork, they were musicians. Micky Dolez was given drum lessons by the studio. On a side note Stephen Stills auditioned for the part but Tork got it.
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Peter Tork and Micheal Nesmith were outraged that weren't allowed to play on thier own record.
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Carol kaye created a timeless opening on Witchita Lineman which opens side 1...
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When Herb Alpert called them in to play on this, his first record, he couldn't afford to pay the union scale. They all agreed to take 25 bucks cash.
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Here's another one...
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Feel like spending this Saturday afternoon listening to the works of Tommy Tedesco, Carol Kaye, Hal Blaine, Glen Campbell, Earl Palmer, Leon Russell, and Barney Kessel just to name a few...
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Good one!
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RIP Dickey Betts
in Lounge
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I was away in the mountains, just found out. Bummer. I believe that leaves Jaimo as the last...
The Allman Brothers were one of my favorite bands in the 70's.
Don't take your family and friends for granted, it's all too fleeting.
RIP Richard.