Vinyl I am listening to...

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Queensryche - Empire. Capitol, 1990. 2021 reissue

 

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The Band - Stage Fright. Capitol, 1970. Japanese first press I believe. Wish I had the original wraparound poster with the picture by Norman Seeff from some of the other early issues.

 

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Queensryche - Empire. Capitol, 1990. 2021 reissue

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one of the true classics for lovers of the genre, from one of the great bands

 

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Kanan Devi was the first female superstar who was a fantastic singer apart from being a nice thespian. That legacy was successfully carried further by Surraiyyaji and later by Sulaksana pandit who left us recently.

 

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Now spinning Supertramp - Crime of the Century. A&M, 1974, UK

 

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Now spinning Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die

 

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Saturday night is for when blues rock went synth! ZZ Top - Afterburner. Warner, 1985, US

 

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When Felix Pappalardi announced he was leaving Mountain, Leslie West and Corky Laing started exploring the possibility of a new band/venture. Pappalardi’s extensive production for Cream meant they all knew each other really well. And so, Jack Bruce joined hands with Laing and West, and in an era of short-lived supergroups one more was added to the roster. Why Dontcha was their first of two studio albums. Clearly the loose, loud, freewheeling Mountain sound with Bruce’s vocals - hard rock with more than a hint of blues - good clean fun!

West, Bruce & Laing - Why Dontcha. 1972, Columbia/Windfall, US

 

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The last Mountain album with Felix. Avalanche. 1974, Windfall/Sony, Japan

 

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I've heard this album so many times and this is the first time I said to myself "That sounds like Shashi Kapoor's voice" in Raat Baaqi. I checked the sleeve and it was him.

The plastic sleeve is by our own incomparable Rikhav.

 

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Road Food - the 12th album from The Guess Who, containing two of their most famous tracks - Clap for the Wolfman and Star Baby. Lovely, upbeat record from one of my favourite rock bands. 1974, RCA Victor, US

 

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As we celebrate Vijay Diwas tomorrow 16th December, l pay tribute to Sam Bahadur through this marching tune composed by LB Gurung.