Same here with Steely Dan, anything from Off The Wall, anything Toto but the first album has some filthy pockets on it along with the Joseph Williams 80s albums.Favourite ”groove” music play-a-long would be anything by Steely Dan.
I really like Hugh Masekela's version of this tune.cantaloupe island - herbie hancock
Same here with Steely Dan, anything from Off The Wall, anything Toto but the first album has some filthy pockets on it along with the Joseph Williams 80s albums.
I've just upgraded my stereo to something that can handle records properly. The production on Off The Wall is out of this world. really hasn't translated to digital very well but that's a completely different argument.I was in 4th grade when that came out, and played along to it ALL OF THE TIME back then!! Great memories of rushing home from school, propping up dads big Marantz speakers on the dining room chairs on either side of my kit, blasting that album and playing along. it was that album, Grand Illusion by Styx and 2112...
I've just upgraded my stereo to something that can handle records properly. The production on Off The Wall is out of this world. really hasn't translated to digital very well but that's a completely different argument.
I'm the same, I just started collecting records at uni in the early 2000s when it was the most uncool thing going and now I'm cool apparently!man, I wish I had the space - and money - to get a real listening area set up!!
but in the past 10 years, I do most of my listening while driving because of my job/lifestyle. I have "audiophile wishes and caviar dreams" right now
She is so underrated and relatively unknown outside musicians, I've found.Nasty Gal / Betty Davis
Even my wife, who is a big fan of Miles was unaware of her.She is so underrated and relatively unknown outside musicians, I've found.
I kick it to Betty on the reg.
The song Echoes by Pink Floyd has a great 4:00+ funky groove at the end that I LOVE to play to.
Any AC/DC song is pretty groove oriented and fills that need.
I'm the same, I just started collecting records at uni in the early 2000s when it was the most uncool thing going and now I'm cool apparently!
Found a guy who does house clearances for a living and he had loads of electronics from the 80s onwards including the 90s behemoth I got for a bargain.