Michelle Shocked - Captain Swing

The Electric Prunes - I Had to Much to Dream Last Night

Henry Gross - s/t

Dueling Banjos - Deliverance

Chris de Burgh - Spanish Train and Other Stories

Charlie Daniels - Nightrider

Cat Stevens - Catch Bull at Four

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Yeah,that  45 rpm Sympathy was outstanding,like Procal Harlum's ; Whiter Shade...some music I remember mostly for their sound quality,I keep on thinking of a Paul Revere & The Raider's LP,that needed some big altering of bass and treble but boy when fixed had an exellent sound. On CBS,if memory serves.

 HazzeSwede wrote: 
Glad you found it. The CD version is a different mix and not just shortened than what was on the vinyl. The vinyl lp version is 9:48 long and is excellent sound quality

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Found it,some nice keyboard work,a little Yes influence maybe,was 5min 50 sec,not very good sound quality on the free Spotify though.  Eliza Gilkysons' Rare Bird played next,almost a BillG segue.

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Being behind financially sucks. I've had to lay low the last couple of years because of the slow economy. Hopefully I'll be working steady again one of these days.

 swell_sailor wrote: 
I've thought about getting that also but also haven't heard any of it so thats put me off too. If its as good as what I heard at their '71 concert at the Alpine Resort in WI that I went to its definitely going to be worth it I think...I'll probably wait until I find a cheaper copy though as being on disability doesn't leave much left over for stuff like that. Actually I am $300-$400 a month behind....

 DaveInVA wrote: 
I'll be looking for that. Have you heard the Boston Tea Party recording from 1970? It's a four lp box set that is supposed to be incredible. At $50 for the set I've been reluctant to pull the trigger. I'd like to find a digital copy so I can decide if it's worth it. 

 swell_sailor wrote: 


This is a really good one to get. It has English Rose and a second LP with early Peter Green stuff...I like Bare Trees also. Have that and 3 different copies of Kiln House.

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Then play on goes without saying (I think) That was a great album.I forgot to mention Future Games. I loved that one. Danny Kirwan and Bob Welch created a slower more contemplative Fleetwood Mac. I also forgot to mention Bare Trees, which I used to play a fair bit. I actually like the fact that Fleetwood Mac had so many lives. All the different (and talented) musicians collaborating over the years was a nice side effect to the apparent inner turmoil. 

 swell_sailor wrote: 
I'm most partial to the Peter Green era also. I am glad I got to see them live in '71. I saw them again in '86. Totally different of course. I call that their Slamwood Hack era

I like Then Play On and Future Games the best.

I am glad the Sherwood is working good without any hassle.

 DaveInVA wrote: 
I've got this one on the shelf. I have most everything through the Peter Green, Danny Kirwan, Jeremy Spencer, Bob Welch incarnations in some form or another. Good stuff. I have some of the Buckingham/Nicks incarnation too, but of course that was a totally different gig.  I also have  "Buckingham Nicks" on vinyl. 

I'm most partial to the Peter Green incarnation, but Mystery To Me, Heros, and Penguin have gotten a lot of play over the years too, as well as Kiln House. 

Regarding the Sherwood, after all that I couldn't reproduce the issues I was having before while bench testing the unit, so I cleaned it up and moved it in. It's powering the speakers on the front and back porch. Just in time for a visit from my wife's brother in a couple of weeks. He probably hasn't seen his old Sherwood in ten years.

Thanks again for your help Dave.

 DaveInVA wrote:  See if I can find that one. (Spotify)
  Sympathy was on a singel,very good sound on that 45,played it a lot !

 HazzeSwede wrote: 
Thats off their Attention! lp. I played that and posted it here a while back. It has my favorite song of theirs called "As your mind flies by" on it. I digitized it and uploaded it to the LRC where it was unceremoniously "sorried". The CeeDee version is different and shorter.

 DaveInVA wrote:  Thanks Dave !
Found "Sympathy", totally forgotten this group.
I find this place you'v created here, very cool !