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Bob & Ron Copper used to play at a small private members bar quite near me, there's a blue plaque on the wall for them.
Urban75 Album of the Year 1964
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Just one single no.1 vote for:
Dusty Springfield - Stay Awhile/I Only Want To Be With You
There was another Dusty Springfield vote but I've just realised that unfortunately it was for A Girl Called Dusty and I've had to drop this from the main list.
Shirley Collins and Davy Graham - Folk Roots, New Routes
No question about it's top spot for me, but not for yous.
The Incredible Jimmy Smith - The Cat
This is some groovy shit that I should have listened to. But I didn't.
The Incredibles - Keep on Pushing
Curiously I can't find this on discogs or rate your music. Powerful soul with tight minimalist arrangements. Better than the Sam Cooke LP if you ask me.
Jan Johansson - Jazz på svenska
Is baroque jazz a thing? It turns out yes. Yes it is. If Anders von Düben the Younger made a jazz album it would sound like this. Personally I'm coming back to this one. Very curious.
Just one single no.1 vote for:
Dusty Springfield - Stay Awhile/I Only Want To Be With You
There was another Dusty Springfield vote but I've just realised that unfortunately it was for A Girl Called Dusty and I've had to drop this from the main list.
Shirley Collins and Davy Graham - Folk Roots, New Routes
No question about it's top spot for me, but not for yous.
The Incredible Jimmy Smith - The Cat
This is some groovy shit that I should have listened to. But I didn't.
The Incredibles - Keep on Pushing
Curiously I can't find this on discogs or rate your music. Powerful soul with tight minimalist arrangements. Better than the Sam Cooke LP if you ask me.
Jan Johansson - Jazz på svenska
Is baroque jazz a thing? It turns out yes. Yes it is. If Anders von Düben the Younger made a jazz album it would sound like this. Personally I'm coming back to this one. Very curious.
16 - Jerry Lee Lewis – "Live" At The Star-Club, Hamburg
From the old footage I've always been aware that Jerry Lee Lewis could really rip it up, but I was never quite sure where to find the recording for it. Turns out this is it.
From the old footage I've always been aware that Jerry Lee Lewis could really rip it up, but I was never quite sure where to find the recording for it. Turns out this is it.
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15 - Raymond Scott - Soothing Sounds for Baby (volumes 1-3)
Three volumes of electronicdisturbing soothing music for your infant. There's a handful of messed up 60 year olds whose parents bought these out there.
Three volumes of electronic
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14 - Leonor Gonzalez - Cantos De Mi Tierra Y De Mi Raza
The cumbia entry of course. Not a genre I know much about but this is blast.
The cumbia entry of course. Not a genre I know much about but this is blast.
12 - The Yardbirds - The Five Live Yardbirds
One of the British bands that played rock'n'roll too darn fast. But here there's real fire on display. Like they picked up the blues and these American sounds, didn't quite understand them and translated it into something still incredible.
One of the British bands that played rock'n'roll too darn fast. But here there's real fire on display. Like they picked up the blues and these American sounds, didn't quite understand them and translated it into something still incredible.
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I'm not surprised you can't find it on Discogs or RYM if you were searching for The Incredibles as they're called The Impressions.
11 - Françoise Hardy
Simple arrangements and sometimes bold musical choices and a delicate touch of something powerful. I feel this should be higher, but that's my fault for not voting for it.
Simple arrangements and sometimes bold musical choices and a delicate touch of something powerful. I feel this should be higher, but that's my fault for not voting for it.
Doh!I'm not surprised you can't find it on Discogs or RYM if you were searching for The Incredibles as they're called The Impressions.
9= - The Ronettes – ...Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
Sounds good blasting out of an old radio. For the slow dances. But honestly I find it difficult to listen to this without fast forwarding to Be My Baby which is of course fantastic.
Sounds good blasting out of an old radio. For the slow dances. But honestly I find it difficult to listen to this without fast forwarding to Be My Baby which is of course fantastic.
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9= - Flora Purim - Flora é M.P.M.
An early samba-jazz outing for Flora Purim. I'm pleased it made it into the top 10 even if I didn't vote for it myself in the end. When it's great it's really great.
An early samba-jazz outing for Flora Purim. I'm pleased it made it into the top 10 even if I didn't vote for it myself in the end. When it's great it's really great.
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8 - Nara Leão - Opinião de Nara
Hard edged political (anti-coup) bossa nova. Another one I'm pleased made it into the top 10, and all the more impressive as it was split vote.
Hard edged political (anti-coup) bossa nova. Another one I'm pleased made it into the top 10, and all the more impressive as it was split vote.
7 - Prince Buster - National Ska: Pain In My Belly
I don't know what standing this has in the world of ska, but it sounds amazing to me. A genre I really should know better.
I don't know what standing this has in the world of ska, but it sounds amazing to me. A genre I really should know better.
5 - Stan Getz & João Gilberto featuring Antônio Carlos Jobim - Getz/Gilberto
The most breezy and beautiful bossa nova record ever. It had to be up there, even if it doesn't exactly address the political turmoil.
The most breezy and beautiful bossa nova record ever. It had to be up there, even if it doesn't exactly address the political turmoil.
4 - The Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go
Great songs and great performances. But that production! It hasn't aged a day.
Great songs and great performances. But that production! It hasn't aged a day.
3 - Bob Dylan - The Times They Are A-Changin'
We found out later that there's more to Bob Dylan than The Times They Are A-Changin'. I submit - that's a shame.
We found out later that there's more to Bob Dylan than The Times They Are A-Changin'. I submit - that's a shame.
2 - Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles
Another hard bop classic. To be completely honest most of it sounds pretty pedestrian. I don't have enough meh in the world for Cantaloupe Island. But then we get to The Egg. Alright fair enough.
Another hard bop classic. To be completely honest most of it sounds pretty pedestrian. I don't have enough meh in the world for Cantaloupe Island. But then we get to The Egg. Alright fair enough.
1 - Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
Listening back I'd forgotten how great it is in its spidery modernity.
Listening back I'd forgotten how great it is in its spidery modernity.
Belboid scoring would have:
1) Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles
2) Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
3) Bob Dylan - The Times They are A-Changin'
4) Stan Getz /Joao Gilberto - Getz/Gilberto
5) Bo Diddley - Beach Party
6) The Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go
7) Prince Buster – National Ska: Pain In My Belly
8) Nara Leao - Opinião De Nara
9=) Flora E - MPM
9=) The Ronettes – ...Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
9=) Françoise Hardy - Françoise Hardy
12) The Yardbirds - Five Live Yardbirds
13) Lee Morgan - Sidewinder
14=) Leonor Gonzalez - Cantos De Mi Tierra Y De Mi Raza
14=) Raymond Scott - Soothing Sounds for Baby (volumes 1-3)
14=) Jerry Lee Lewis And The Nashville Teens – "Live" At The Star-Club, Hamburg
17=) Dusty Springfield - Stay Awhile - I Only Want To Be With You
17=) Shirley Collins and Davey Graham - Folk Roots, New Routes
17=) Jimmy Smith - The Cat
17=) The Impressions - Keep on Pushing
17=) Jan Johansson - Jazz på svenska
Ie. much the same except The Supremes drop a couple of places and schockingly the first two places swap.
1) Herbie Hancock - Empyrean Isles
2) Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
3) Bob Dylan - The Times They are A-Changin'
4) Stan Getz /Joao Gilberto - Getz/Gilberto
5) Bo Diddley - Beach Party
6) The Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go
7) Prince Buster – National Ska: Pain In My Belly
8) Nara Leao - Opinião De Nara
9=) Flora E - MPM
9=) The Ronettes – ...Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
9=) Françoise Hardy - Françoise Hardy
12) The Yardbirds - Five Live Yardbirds
13) Lee Morgan - Sidewinder
14=) Leonor Gonzalez - Cantos De Mi Tierra Y De Mi Raza
14=) Raymond Scott - Soothing Sounds for Baby (volumes 1-3)
14=) Jerry Lee Lewis And The Nashville Teens – "Live" At The Star-Club, Hamburg
17=) Dusty Springfield - Stay Awhile - I Only Want To Be With You
17=) Shirley Collins and Davey Graham - Folk Roots, New Routes
17=) Jimmy Smith - The Cat
17=) The Impressions - Keep on Pushing
17=) Jan Johansson - Jazz på svenska
Ie. much the same except The Supremes drop a couple of places and schockingly the first two places swap.
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Thanks as ever Knotted and everyone, always so interesting these threads of years before my time.... pure time travelling....
I went
1. Jimmy Smith - The Cat
Prince Buster – National Ska: Pain In My Belly
Donald Byrd – A New Perspective
Five Live Yardbirds
Bo Diddley's Beach Party
Herbie Hancock – Inventions And Dimensions
Kenny Dorham - Una Mas
The Ronettes – ...Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
Lee Morgan - Sidewinder
I went
1. Jimmy Smith - The Cat
Prince Buster – National Ska: Pain In My Belly
Donald Byrd – A New Perspective
Five Live Yardbirds
Bo Diddley's Beach Party
Herbie Hancock – Inventions And Dimensions
Kenny Dorham - Una Mas
The Ronettes – ...Presenting The Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
Lee Morgan - Sidewinder
I went with
Shirley Collins and Davey Graham - Folk Roots, New Routes
Thelonious Monk - It's Monks Time
John Fahey - Vol. II: Death Chants, Breakdowns, & Military Waltzes
Bo Diddley - Beach Party
Stan Getz and João Gilberto - Stan Getz and João Gilberto
Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
Bukka White - Mississippi Blues
The Yardbirds - Five Live Yardbirds
Dave Van Ronk and the Ragtime Jug Stompers - Dave Van Ronk and the Ragtime Jug Stompers
Mississippi Fred McDowell - My Home is the Delta
Mississippi Fred McDowell - Delta Blues
Raymond Scott - Soothing Sounds for Baby (volumes 1-3)
Bill Crofut and Stephen Addiss - 400 Years of Folk Music
Mississippi John Hurt - Worried Blues
Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger - Traditional Songs and Ballads
After listening to (parts) of all your choices, I'm pretty sure I would come up with a very different list now and Out to Lunch needs to be higher. The Crofut/Addiss was a last minute find gem.
Shirley Collins and Davey Graham - Folk Roots, New Routes
Thelonious Monk - It's Monks Time
John Fahey - Vol. II: Death Chants, Breakdowns, & Military Waltzes
Bo Diddley - Beach Party
Stan Getz and João Gilberto - Stan Getz and João Gilberto
Eric Dolphy - Out to Lunch
Bukka White - Mississippi Blues
The Yardbirds - Five Live Yardbirds
Dave Van Ronk and the Ragtime Jug Stompers - Dave Van Ronk and the Ragtime Jug Stompers
Mississippi Fred McDowell - My Home is the Delta
Mississippi Fred McDowell - Delta Blues
Raymond Scott - Soothing Sounds for Baby (volumes 1-3)
Bill Crofut and Stephen Addiss - 400 Years of Folk Music
Mississippi John Hurt - Worried Blues
Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger - Traditional Songs and Ballads
After listening to (parts) of all your choices, I'm pretty sure I would come up with a very different list now and Out to Lunch needs to be higher. The Crofut/Addiss was a last minute find gem.
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Did do all Google car mistakes
Just getting around to actually listening to this for the first time now, and fuck me, Je n'attends plus personne is great, some proper evil bass going on at some points there.
hitmouse
Did do all Google car mistakes
My fairly short and not-very-well considered list was:
Ronettes - Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go?
Kinks - S/T
Prince Buster and the All Stars - National Ska/I Got A Pain
Sure there's others I would've probably included if I'd listened to more recommendations from this thread though, the Hardy for instance.
Ronettes - Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica
Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go?
Kinks - S/T
Prince Buster and the All Stars - National Ska/I Got A Pain
Sure there's others I would've probably included if I'd listened to more recommendations from this thread though, the Hardy for instance.
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