Dub Modal Posted June 27, 2024 Posted June 27, 2024 Just now, soulpope said: John Holt "Police In Helicopter" (Greensleeves Records) 1983 .... Talk about cover art classic! Not to mention the music, esp the title track Quote
soulpope Posted June 27, 2024 Posted June 27, 2024 Wailing Souls "Fire House Rock" (Greensleeves Records) 1981 .... obviously a good vintage for this genre .... Quote
soulpope Posted June 28, 2024 Posted June 28, 2024 Horace Andy "Dance Hall Style" (Wackie`s) 1982 .... Quote
soulpope Posted June 28, 2024 Posted June 28, 2024 Macka B "Sign Of The Times" (Ariwa) 1986 .... bought as new release @ Tower Records Piccadilly Circus London .... those were the days .... Quote
Rabshakeh Posted June 29, 2024 Posted June 29, 2024 Josh White – Complete Recorded Works 1929-1940 In Chronological Order Volume 3 (18 March 1935 To March 7 1940) This is a bit of a revelation to me. I had always associated with Josh White with polite versions of the blues for the early coastal revival audience. I hadn't realised he had a previous history as an urban-leaning country bluesman. As I've mentioned in the past, I have a particular thing for blues musicians who have softer lighter voices, and don't go for the bass falsetto. Quote
mjzee Posted June 30, 2024 Posted June 30, 2024 On 6/26/2024 at 11:34 PM, soulpope said: Same here .... btw an excellent retrospective review : https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/joni-mitchell-hejira/ Thanks for sharing that; interesting read. Hejira is just so moody and evocative; everything about it shines (voice, songs, production, Jaco, Larry Carlton); it was probably the peak of her career. Quote
soulpope Posted June 30, 2024 Posted June 30, 2024 5 hours ago, mjzee said: Thanks for sharing that; interesting read. Hejira is just so moody and evocative; everything about it shines (voice, songs, production, Jaco, Larry Carlton); it was probably the peak of her career. Agreed .... btw already a must hear just for the different bassists used .... Quote
soulpope Posted June 30, 2024 Posted June 30, 2024 Steel Pulse "Tribute To The Martyrs" (Island Records) 1979 .... Quote
soulpope Posted June 30, 2024 Posted June 30, 2024 Reggae melts perfectly with deep S-O-U-L .... irresistible .... Quote
soulpope Posted June 30, 2024 Posted June 30, 2024 Aswad "A New Chaper In Dub" (Island Records) 1982 .... the bass grooves keep rollin`relentlessly .... Quote
Dub Modal Posted June 30, 2024 Posted June 30, 2024 1 hour ago, soulpope said: Aswad "A New Chaper In Dub" (Island Records) 1982 .... the bass grooves keep rollin`relentlessly .... Cover artist knocked it out of the park with this one. Quote
GA Russell Posted June 30, 2024 Posted June 30, 2024 I like to listen to a lot of surf guitar during the summertime. Quote
Teasing the Korean Posted June 30, 2024 Posted June 30, 2024 The Beach Boys Today (Capitol, mono) I get rid of "Bull Session with the Big Daddy" and start side 2 with "Guess I'm Dumb" by Glen Campbell. It is now a perfect album, by 1965 teen pop standards. Quote
Teasing the Korean Posted June 30, 2024 Posted June 30, 2024 18 minutes ago, JSngry said: Who do think you are, Dick Rising? Quote
soulpope Posted July 1, 2024 Posted July 1, 2024 17 hours ago, Dub Modal said: Cover artist knocked it out of the park with this one. Paul "Groucho" Smykle .... Quote
soulpope Posted July 1, 2024 Posted July 1, 2024 Wailing Souls "Lay It On The Line" (Live & Learn Records) 1986 .... Quote
Dub Modal Posted July 1, 2024 Posted July 1, 2024 10 minutes ago, soulpope said: Wailing Souls "Lay It On The Line" (Live & Learn Records) 1986 .... Absolutely love this album. Them A Fret is an all time classic! Quote
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