What are you listening to right now?

[Frank Blank]

 

[Ricky 4000]

That band should have played at Jesus' birthday party!

Edited December 12, 2018 by Ricky 4000

[John T]

Steely Dan, Two against nature.

[songofthewind]

2VN, what a great album. The bass part on Gaslighting Abbie is my fave on that record.

[kodiakblair]

The new Hipsway album was waiting on me getting in from work 😎 29 years since the last one 😱

http://hipswayofficial.com/

[doomed]

Listening to a mate's bands new album, he used to be in a band called Acrimony, his new band is Woven Man, the album is called 'Revelry (in our arms)'. This is the opener,

 

[Reggaebass]

On 02/12/2018 at 05:43, Ricky 4000 said:

For about a year now - Caravan Palace... I think I'm in love with the singer...

And for this week - Pomplamousse. My son put me onto them:

 

That’s really good, I couldn’t take my eyes off the keyboard player rocking out 😀

[John T]

32 minutes ago, songofthewind said:

2VN, what a great album. The bass part on Gaslighting Abbie is my fave on that record.

It is a great album indeed.....Have the live Plush TV Jazz Rock Party 2000 on now. Love their live stuff from this period, yeah the bassline to Gaslighting Abbey is just so tasteful yet hugely funky, Tom Barney and Ricky Lawson [rip] in the pocket, what a rhythm section, they groove on 'Jack of Speed' too!

[Quatschmacher]

2 hours ago, John T said:

Steely Dan, Two against nature.

I’m a big Chris Potter fan so this was a double-threat record. His solo on West of Hollywood is fantastic.

[Ricky 4000]

2 hours ago, Reggaebass said:

That’s really good, I couldn’t take my eyes off the keyboard player rocking out 😀

Aye, they do some great covers / mash ups. Plus, the main singer girl is also a bass player. 👍

[songofthewind]

Ricky Lawson dead? Oh no.

[bartelby]

Jóhann Jóhannsson - Mandy

[steve-bbb]

Radio Caroline

[bartelby]

Ned's Atomic Dustbin

 

 

[josie]

On impulse just went back to the first LP I bought as a teenager, Eric Burdon and the Animals. Still sounds as  good as ever. 

 

[Hobbayne]

Paul Mc Cartneys Ram album on vinyl. I discovered it while clearing out the loft and gave it a spin. Its quite well known for the songs on it that take a pop at Lennon.

[doomed]

 

[josie]

Matt Woosey Band, Live at Gallagher's Nest, just released. I've seen Matt solo several times (in fact booked a local gig for him on his last tour) but saw him with his band for the first time a few weeks ago. Excellent powerful stuff. The album gets the live energy but with good sound quality and just enough audience applause, not too much. Very good production, good detail in the sound. Classified as "blues", but almost all originals and no 12-bar clichés. His lyrics are clever and intelligent. Deserves to be much better known. 

http://www.mattwoosey.co.uk/

 

[TheGreek]

I was listening to this earlier 

 

Highly recommended...take an hour to enjoy Prince's brilliance and talent.

Edited December 20, 2018 by TheGreek

[Old Man Riva]

Heard this for the first time today and haven’t stopped playing it since. John McKenzie on bass, apparently.

If Ari Up was Californian and woke up in a studio surrounded by a late-70s funk band... I give you Annette Peacock: 

 

[bartelby]

Gazelle Twin, before the weirdness kicked in.

 

[Ricky 4000]

12 hours ago, Old Man Riva said:

Heard this for the first time today and haven’t stopped playing it since. John McKenzie on bass, apparently.

 

He's very good at keeping away from the snare. 😎

[doomed]

 

[davepb24]

Tubeway Army's "Replicas" on CD at a loud enough volume to notice what  I missed all the years I only had a second hand tape copy of it. Bl@@dy awesome.

[steantval]

Woodface - Crowded House