Mentioned it a few mentioned it a few pages back, but Tim Burgess from The Charlatans has been doing some great stuff every evening with his listening parties.
You just stick the album on, or stream it, and he gets the artists involved and live tweeting stories about the tracks and what was happening when they recorded it. Some great stuff so far (you can look back at ones already done) and looking forward to The Specials this weekend with Terry Hall and Horace Panter joining in.
the Jam, 1977 session for the legendary John Peel.The real raw stuff before they went all jazz funk. Used to love John Peel, 10 pm every weekday night. But he did play some absolute shite as well
Feel like I've just discovered Talk Talk and loving it. Had obviously heard of them and the odd song on the radio but for some reason never paid much attention til now.
Having sorted out and got rid of most of my old vynal the other day, I am going to listen to (quietly) ozzy Osbourne/ randy Rhodes tribute, I bought this in Texas in the late 80's with my late sister , great memories .
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Alain, working as a motorcycle dispatch rider for the French Army, was shot by the Nazis at Saumur in June 1940. He was 29 years old.
This splendid, inventive piece is played by his sister, Marie-Claire.
In memory of Jehan, and all who lost their lives opposing the Nazis.
1 Keith Jarrett - Arbour Zena (woke
feeling fuzzy)
listen and file)
Quicksilver (on my walk)
4 Miles Davis Quintet - Miles Smiles
Wilson Pickett ..
Steely Dan
https://timstwitterlisteningparty.com/
You just stick the album on, or stream it, and he gets the artists involved and live tweeting stories about the tracks and what was happening when they recorded it. Some great stuff so far (you can look back at ones already done) and looking forward to The Specials this weekend with Terry Hall and Horace Panter joining in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puxj-1sbTeU
Das Lied Von Der Erde - Mahler
Origin of Symmetry/Hullabaloo - Muse