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George Van Eps ‎– Mellow Guitar (Columbia, 1957)

Mozart - Piano concerto #23 (Sokolov, Deutsche Grammophon)

Groundhogs ‎– Scratching The Surface (Liberty, 1968)

Robert Schumann: Frauenliebe und -leben (Op.42) Performer: Jose Luis Gayo. Singer: Daniela Lehner.

Beethoven Piano Trio #1, Op.1, from:

Beethoven - Piano Sonata #31 (Emil Gilels)

Herman's Hermits - Both Sides of Herman's Hermits (Columbia, 1966)

Al Cohn - The Birdland Stars On Tour (RCA, 1956)

Starting with Berg.

More musical nationalism:

Move!!! Wacky Music From The 40s, a compilation of weird -though great- music from that decade, by our member Fer_Urbina...

Surfin' Bichos ‎– Fotógrafo Del Cielo (Virus Records, 1991) 'Oración Del Desierto' is one of the best songs of Spanish independent rock, ever.

The Hollies - Hollies '65 (Parlophone)

At your command! NL: Chet Baker Trio ‎– Daybreak (SteepleChase, 1979)

Chet Baker Quartet ‎– No Problem (SteepleChase, 1979)

Steve, definitely you're a diehard Deadhead!

Duke Jordan ‎– Flight To Denmark (Steeplechase, 1973)

Isabel Allende - Más allá del invierno (2017) Strange English translation, btw. 'Más allá del invierno' should read 'Beyond winter' and not 'In the midst of...'.

The Smiths ‎– Strangeways, Here We Come (Rough Trade, 1987) Back in those days, I was eagerly waiting for any new material from The Smiths. 'The Queen Is Dead' (1986) was simply great and 'Strangeways...', if not their best album, reasonably maintained the good level, keeping also the lighter approach while leaving aside the somehow depressive mood of their first recordings. Morrissey was (is) a character! Here's a big fan of the Flamin' Groovies!

The Smiths ‎– Hatful Of Hollow (Rough Trade, 1984)

Mozart - Serenade #13 in G major, K 525 "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" by the Slovak Chamber Orchestra

Duke Ellington • Charlie Mingus • Max Roach ‎– Money Jungle (United Artists, 1962)

Grateful Dead ‎– American Beauty (Warner Bros, 1970)