[DLeeWebb]

"Awesome Wave" - Alt-J

 

[eahm]

David Gilmour: Remember That Night - Live from the Royal Albert Hall (2007)
 
 

 

[Whippler]

Nightwish Taikatalvi

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[priest]

Archers of Loaf - White Trash Heroes
 

 

[Hi-Finthen]

BIG JOE MAHER & JEFF SARLI with BIG BLUE: Mojo

Do you dig mellow '60s rhythm and blues grooves like Percy Mayfield or T-Bone? If so, Big Joe and his band will be right up your alley. Joe's a natural-born blues singer, as irresistibly laid back as Albert King. The band's got that Hammond organ groove down. The two saxes are raunchy and raw; the electric guitar moans and wails. Stereophile says "...such a cool disc...equal parts barrel-house jump-band and smooth swing...big, big sound." Highly recommended as one of the best-sounding blues/R&B discs ever, according to blues star Bob Margolin.  (#02352) Joe Maher, vocals, drums  Jeff Sarli, upright bass  Rusty Bogart, electric guitar  Bob Willoughby, piano  Phil Stancil, B-3 organ, piano  Chris Watling, bari sax  Jerry Queene, tenor sax

TRACK LISTING: 1. GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' (Muddy Waters) - Listen to Sample 2. WHO WILL THE NEXT FOOL BE? (Charlie Rich) 3. HEARTBREAKER (Ertegun and Charles) 4. IN THE DARK (Aaron "T-Bone" Walker) 5. VODKA ON THE ROCKS (Maher, Sarli, Bryant, Watling and Queene) - Listen to Sample 6. HARD LIVIN' ALONE (Floyd Dixon) 7. WHEN DID YOU LEAVE HEAVEN? (Percy Mayfield) - Listen to Full Song 8. PONYTAIL (Aaron "T-Bone" Walker) 9. TROUBLE IN MIND* (traditional) 10. WINGS 'N THINGS (Edward K. Ellington) 11. I DARE YOU, BABY (Percy Mayfield) 12, GOODBYE, BABY* (Big Joe Turner)   *Bob Willoughby-Piano   REVIEWS: Blues Review: from the column Steady Rollin' by Bob Margolin I'm excited that the relatively esoteric worlds of high-end audio recording and blues are meeting and getting along so well...you can enjoy the efforts of some of the "audiophile purist" releases that are starting to show up in the blues world. They sound beautiful and real on all but the cheapest boom-box or car stereo. One album that particularly impressed me recently is Mojo(Wildchild!/Mapleshade 02352) by Big Joe Maher and Jeff Sarli and Big Blue, a powerful performance recorded with stunning clarity and space. It's a feast for the soul, and candy for the ears.

 

[StratocasterMan]

 
 
Jimi Hendrix - Blues

 

[Silent One]

Various Artists - Only The Poorman Feel It (1995)
 

 
1. Izinziswa - Busi Mhlongo
2. Giya - Mzwakhe Mbuli
3. Siyaya - Soshanguve Black Tycoons
4. Mayibuye - Condry Ziqubu
5. Shosholoza - Mfiliseni Magubane
6. Madambadamba - Tsepo Tshola
7. Thula - Soshanguve Black Tycoons
8. Intsizwa - Malopoets
9. Ihlathi - Omthenjwa
10. Uthando Lami - Mfiliseni Magubane
11. Yivumeni We Zinsizwa - Soshanguve Black Tycoons
12. Skorokoro - Condry Ziqubu
13. No Easy Road - Mzwakhe Mbuli 
 
 
Diana Ross - Diana Ross [Deluxe] Edition (1980)
 

 
 
Now playing..."Tenderness" - 5:07

 

[Azathoth]

Hypocrisy - Penetralia
 

 
now on "Left to Rot"

 

[longbowbbs]

 
Bohemian Rhapsody

 

[zeinharis]

 
Their new album

 

[Quinto]

 

[fleasbaby]

Paul Simon-Live in NY City
 

 
Herbie Hancock-Mwandishi
 

 

[longbowbbs]

 
Holes to Heaven

 

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[LugBug1]

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Glad you liked it. "Quite an original band" LOL Swans have influenced more artists than you can poke a stick at. The Seer marks their 30th annversary

Didn't realise they'd been going that long! Yup its a good album, any band who's influenced by Floyd and Cage gets my vote