[courierdriver]

Been in a Motown mood lately, and it being Thursday; got some Spotify recs from their Throwback Thursday list. Here's a few I've been really digging.

 

[RickB]

The Lemonheads - It's A Shame About Ray (1992)

 

[Vasarely]

Hossam Ramzy
Egyptian percussionist, musician and composer, born December 15, 1953 in Cairo, Egypt and died September 10, 2019. Collaborations with many international artists as Gipsy Kings, Peter Gabriel, Pino Daniele, ex Led Zeppelin Page and Plant, Anne Dudley, Boy George, Luciano Pavarotti and lately Jay Z.

Rafa El Tachuela
An early on learner on acoustic guitar, Rafa Tachuela began performing within the Berlin golf club circuits at age 15. Inside the same fundamental timeframe, he started digging deeper in to the research of flamenco, developing the group Yamada to get more shows. He also analyzed music performance, structure, and evaluation at Berlin’s University or college from the Arts. After graduation, he spent a while learning under Barcelona’s Diego Cortes, concurrently and alternately, while teaching flamenco in the Leo Borchardt Music College for some 10 years before beginning use Manuel Morena and his group in the first to middle-’90s, and composing to them extensively. Immediately after, he started an effective stint using the group Jaleo, documenting four albums and touring throughout European countries. Since that time, he’s created La Pasion Flamenca ensemble for even more shows, and worked thoroughly on the globe music marketplace with Britain’s ARC Information. His work concentrates much on the contacts between flamenco and its own Arabic and Indian origins.

 

[David222]

 

[Passenger11]

 

[grubbyears]

 

[Vasarely]

The group's first album of new material in over 18 years is a stunning return to form. The iconic sound of Tull refined and produced with modern recording techniques, produced in 24-bit.

"Pure Tull brilliance" - Metal Talk

https://www.hdtracks.com/?trk_msg=3...astered!#/album/6168b43bddd91e3c6f3424c4?i=38

 

[viffer]

Good morning fellas.
On a massive 60's kick.

 

[Whazzzup]

 

[Les Strat]

The group's first album of new material in over 18 years is a stunning return to form. The iconic sound of Tull refined and produced with modern recording techniques, produced in 24-bit.

"Pure Tull brilliance" - Metal Talk

https://www.hdtracks.com/?trk_msg=3134B93NUO4KBAPMA07J9TRSO8&trk_contact=S2JF6H372TQPPSM1O2HGV6ARTG&trk_sid=QETQK0O9GNK6DNIH8PLCGHPV4O&trk_link=QIP9FVI75OB4FCIDBPJUTMVCGK&utm_source=listrak&utm_medium=email&utm_term=https://www.hdtracks.com/#/album/6168b43bddd91e3c6f3424c4?i=38&utm_campaign=20%+Off+Storewide!+Brand-New+Jethro+Tull+&+CSNY+Remastered!#/album/6168b43bddd91e3c6f3424c4?i=38

Thanks for posting this @Vasarely .
I'll have a listen tonight on Qobuz.
I was lucky enough to see the band play live last year- someone gave me a really good ticket in the fourth row
They were on very good form.
I loved Jethro Tull's early stuff and last saw them at Wembley Arena in 1973!

 

[KopaneDePooj]

 

[TJ Elite]

Such a topical song.

 

[DLeeWebb]

 

[ops V]

Kari Bremnes

 

[KESM]

Leonie Pernet Le Cirque de Consolatuon