Bluesnik

I also had it for a long time before I read it. Now THAT is a cover.

You won´t be disappointed by it. Specially the first and last novels. I have it too and read it no too long ago.

These are the 2 albums I know him from. And I have them. The first was reissued in a famous collection by EMI around 2004/5. The second I have as a download of which I made a CD (with cover).

Isnt't this Moritz von Oswald - Vertical Ascent?

Or Garra, from 1971. Previsao do tempo is slightly later. 1974, I think.

That Marcos Valle album is very good. All Marcos Valle is awesome. If I had to single out one I'd go for Previsao do tempo. Which was my avatar here for a time. But now with:

Yes that one from The Smiths is very good. Although it's a compilation. But a very good one. And now with this:

Yes he painted and designed BN covers, besides being a musician.

Prompted by a mention here I unearthed this treasure I seldom listen to. What a joy.

A portent of a set.

The original soundtrack to a surf movie. But it showcases Billy Bean a lot. Plus the wonderful rhythm section of Gary Peacock and Chuck Flores.

I'd had it for a while but decided to pick it up after seeing a report on slavers and the effect their riches had when they came back. I like it very much so far. But I'm just at the beginnings.

A terrific compilation I'm listening to. From 2002. With from Minnie Ripperton and Les Fleur to The Peddlers, Sergio Mendes or Shuggie Otis. Very 60s.

A nice dose of West Coast Jazz. Only this time from the Bay Area and not LA.

I'm after one mentioned here sometime and which is from 1998, which has the original Nuggets and is expanded by something more. What exactly I don't know. But it has new liners by Lenny Kaye again.

She's a hell of an actress. You only need to see Melancholia. And also singer.

Your frequent mention of Prine made me want to hear him. But that was a while ago. But the other day a friend of mine gave me a CD of him, which I listened to on Saturday. The Missing years. And after searching a bit I found out it's from 1990. I thought it was from the 70s. But it was very good. And I also found out it won that year's Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk album. And I also saw at my friend's house this one. She gave it to me because she already had it on vinyl.

That is for me the best Talking Heads album. Also that strange (from today's point of view) video art. And with Brian Eno IIRC.

Inspired by a thread here about it I decided to pick it up. And because I hadn't listened to it in a while. And what wonder again. Edit: this is a very good Select. One of the bests. And I just found out also the second, behind only the Moncur, which I adore.

What a beauty of a set. And with lots of Joe Pass too (at least in the part where I'm now).