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Sly and the family stone - Stand

Just put on The Crusaders - Crusaders 1.

Silky smooth jazz fusion with some attitude from 1972. Street life was their biggest commercial success in 1979 but this early Crusaders stuff is better IMO. Then there is all the material they recorded as The Jazz Crusaders from1961 to 1970. Enough albums to play them for a whole month.

The Pretty Reckless - Light me up
Halestorm - Halestorm
Michael Schenker Group - Tales of rocknroll - 25 year celebration
Montrose - Montrose

GARY NVMAN - DISCONN3CTION
3 CD box set
I liked his music as a boy and still do.

tweet_my_ribbon wrote: ↑Sat Feb 20, 2021 1:52 pm GARY NVMAN - DISCONN3CTION
3 CD box set
I liked his music as a boy and still do.
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Me too. I had a Gary Numan binge the other week followed by Kraftwerk

Whitesnake - The blues album (2020 remix)
Accept - Too mean to die

Wings - Band on the run

The Smiths - Louder than bombs

I saw Morrisey just after I am the quarry came out. I enjoyed it very much. He played a few Smiths tunes and the crowd went mental to those, especially How soon is now. Morrisey seemed a bit pissed off that Tte Smiths tunes got the best reaction. Suede head was the closest one of his solo offerings and arguably his best solo track. He is a bit of a dick though

The Best of Roxy Music. Wikipedia describes Bryan Ferry's voice as an elegant seductive croon Sounds good to me but I think the bass sound and playing is what makes it for me. Sorry Bryan . He will be 76 this year