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Oldpinkman wrote:As I sit down to ramble on another thread - Joan Armatrading "love and affection" - my old standard reference when playing with new kit.

I'm quite touched. Really special of her to come all this way and bring the band with her - I'm used to just having to listen to her records :grin:
So you've bought a SLIC too. :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:
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Sadly I've bought nothing - only borrowed :cry:
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I'm currently listening to a brace of wind quintets by Reicha (Anton, Antoine, or Antonin, take your pick) which I find very relaxing. Here's a little taster for anyone who (like me) needs a bit of relaxation before England take on Italy tonight...

[BBvideo 425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qj9mZuRsqo[/BBvideo]
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Never mind England Italy Slinger, I need solace after England New Zealand. Very nice! 8-)
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Revisited Alison Moyet's "The Voice" album (CD rip) in my last session. I have to say that it's fabulously well done. So I must implore, exhort and cajole you all (oops come over all Stephen Fry) to give this one a listen

[BBvideo 425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwd64xu4z1I[/BBvideo]
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Enjoying this- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RUOK%3F

Not for everyone's taste though.

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Got Songlines Music Award 2014 as background but this one grabbed my attention.

[BBvideo 425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycu4RvBiyQg[/BBvideo]
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I really quite like Dizraeli and the Small Gods

http://music.dizraeli.com/album/engurland-city-shanties check Engurland
http://music.dizraeli.com/track/engurland-acapella the spirit of the bard of salford lives on.
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Any band that can rhyme "Saturday" with "Jaffa Cake" is OK in my book. :lol: Folk Hip-Hop from Bristol(?). Nice one Terry.
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slinger wrote:Any band that can rhyme "Saturday" with "Jaffa Cake" is OK in my book. :lol: Folk Hip-Hop from Bristol(?). Nice one Terry.
Yep. They seem to have a couple of albums of good stuff. Through them (or their record label) I found:

The Gaslight Troubadours
[BBvideo 425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfY0lDShXe8[/BBvideo]
Shades of the Art of Noise and

the Imagined Village
[BBvideo 425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7ZgShUIfQc[/BBvideo]
who I think I should have caught up with before now.
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