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Don Cherry Fiona Apple Chuck Berry

Now listening to this. It's aged very well. Such a "clever" album with all its influences and parts working towards such a satisfying whole. It sounded both of and out of its time on release and to some extent still does Thanks for encouraging me to reinvestigate after 20+ years

The Doobie Brothers - Takin' It To The Streets Teenage, pre-Punk, soundtrack That was a big album for me when it was released, haven't heard it in years. I wonder how well it dates.

Michael McDonald Tom Johnston Jeff 'Skunk' Baxter

I'll give 'The Willisau Concert' and the Jazz Epistles a spin today in his memory. Two excellent and very different recordings.

Stephen Hawking Morris Day Prince

Thanks, yes, I'll check on the label, good idea that. I'm just intrigued.

Giorgio Gaslini - Composizione Cameristiche [Durium, Italy 1966]

Do you know when it was recorded by any chance? I can't see any date reference on the labels or the sleeve. Now onto, Music For Flute & Tape [Nonesuch, USA 1974]

I have an album somewhere with a credit for shofar. I think it's a eastern european sax player, possibly Trzaska. I'll have a look Looks like I was thinking of this https://kilogramrecords.bandcamp.com/album/shofar just in the name not played

Schlomovitz/Polin - Contemporary Music for Harp and Flute [Ars Nova, USA] Initial listen to this new arrival. With thanks to @Teasing the Koreanfor making me aware of it with a post a few weeks ago. And with thanks to @HutchFanfor his assistance in getting it to the UK. This is going to get a lot of plays.

Frankie Valli Vince Hill Mountain

Lonnie Holly "All Rendered Truth" at Camden Arts Centre https://camdenartcentre.org/whats-on/lonnie-holley Fascinating

Herbie Nichols, LP 4

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Ghosteen Cave left me behind a few years ago, I used to be a very big fan. Listening to this I'm wondering if I should go and listen to the albums I have missed. This is very strong.

Oh yes!

Sonny Red Booker Little Tiny Grimes

I still remember hearing that for the first time. A truly great band who even this week were proving how ahead of the pack they still are with their hometown gig with minimal environmental impact. https://www.theguardian.com/music/article/2024/aug/23/massive-attack-music-industry-climate-inaction

Bob Bruce Babs

Polly Styrene Siouxsie Sioux Viv Albertine

Thanks, shall start just there, 'Anything Goes' is on Tidal so that's my first port of call

That sounds like a pretty terrific day's music

Worse than under-recognised here, I've never heard her name let alone her music, sorry Nancy. Tidal have some albums, not Hutchfan's though, so I shall sample

The Only Ones Pete Perrett Steve Perry

Ben Roland Rat Terence Rattigan