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[Palama]

Couple of highlight discs of Stevie Wonder's "At the Close of a Century."
Starting with 1972’s “Music of My Mind” to 1980’s “Hotter Than July.” Stevie made a lot of great music back then.

 

[Palama]

Eddie and the Cruisers - original soundtrack
Most of the songs are done by John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band. We regularly played this at Records Hawaii and sold quite a few copies to customers just browsing and asking who we were playing.

 

[Palama]

Double Al Green night
I’m Still In Love With You followed by Let’s Stay Together
Love The Rev!

 

[Palama]

Buena Vista Social Club
A great album to listen to while out in the garage with a stogie.

 

[ak2000]

Return to Forever Live at the Montreaux Jazz Festival 2008, killer performance and top notch audio

 

[GOT14U]

Hell yeah!


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[ofmic3andm3n]

@EL Corojo you'll like this

 

[GOT14U]

Yes!



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[Palama]

John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers (...aka “The Beeno Album”...)
Seminal album.

 

[kit_luce]

 

[havana1]

Eddie and the Cruisers - original soundtrack
Most of the songs are done by John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band. We regularly played this at Records Hawaii and sold quite a few copies to customers just browsing and asking who we were playing.

That was a great and under rated movie IMHO.

 

[Palama]

Eric Clapton - Sept. 17, 1988 - Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI
Pretty good audience recording with Mark Knopfler on 2nd guitar.

 

[Palama]

Garland Jeffreys - comp disc starting with cuts from 1977’s “Ghost Writer” to 1992’s “Don’t Call Me Buckwheat”
Favorites include “Wild in the Streets”, “I May Not Be Your Kind”, “Modern Lovers”, “96 Tears”, and “Mystery Kids”.

 

[havana1]

Eric Clapton - Sept. 17, 1988 - Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI
Pretty good audience recording with Mark Knopfler on 2nd guitar.

I was lucky enough to see Clapton and Knopfler when they toured around this timeframe. Great show.

 

[Palama]

I was lucky enough to see Clapton and Knopfler when they toured around this timeframe. Great show.

Where’d you see them?

 

[Palama]

The Concert For Bangladesh
Been awhile since I listened to this. Pretty damn good show, lotta great musicians, many no longer with us.

 

[havana1]

Where’d you see them?

You know, my memory is kinda fuzzy around those days but it had to be the Capital Center also known at U.S. Air Arena located in Largo, MD. I don't remember when the name changed.
Been lucky enough to see Clapton a bunch of times and it was without doubt one of my favorite Clapton concerts.

 

[GOT14U]

OH snap!

 

[Glassman]

Ever seen anyone pick, hammer, and use pedals on a 12 string?.....
How you like the condition of this one @Bondo 440 @BrewinHooligan

 

[Palama]

George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
Hadn’t listened to this in awhile either but after last night, thought I’d give this a spin via Spotify.