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(2001) - - various artists An excellent tribute album (cd) to the acoustic delta blues of Mississippi John Hurt ~ ~ :handgestures-thumbup:

1. What Good Can Drinkin' Do 2. Victory of Flying 3. Only God Knows When 4. St. Marks 5. Golden Stars 6. Dust My Broom 7. I Can Tell 8. Usurper 9. No Exception 10. Meet Me In The Morning 11. Two Trains 12. Shine On ~ ~ ~ ~ :handgestures-thumbup:

For stereo music I live with four 10" woofers + a MK 12" acoustic susp. sub. across my front wall. Room treatments make up for a lot, but there is still a 15" HSU in my future . . . - 8-)

TELARC - 2010 release from a review ~ "It's the ideal project for the architect of a sparse and hypnotic style that has come to be known as "trance blues." Taylor has spent his career crafting songs that are wide open to interpretation -- thematically as well as structurally. "I give people...

I can vouch for the 'Brothers In Arms' being one you'll probably really enjoy. - - :handgestures-thumbup: Botch brought it to my attention awhile back, and the more I hear it the more I apprreciate and like it.

1998 release [a very good recording, and one of Kevin's best albums]

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'Definition Of A Circle' by Otis Taylor

1. Ball Peen Hammer 2. One Of These Days 3. Seagull 4. Dirt in My Pocket 5. Slow Gin 6. Another Kind Of Love 7. Around The Bend 8. Black Night 9. Jelly Roll 10. Richmond 11. India - - - - :handgestures-thumbup:

1. Please Come Home Before It Rains 2. Took Their Land 3. Plastic Spoon 4. Mama's Selling Heroin 5. 505 Train 6. Mandan Woman 7. Sounds Of Attica 8. It's Done Happened Again 9. He Never Raced On Sunday 10. Hurry Home 11. Reindeer Meat 12. Buy Myself Some Freedom

Thanks for the feedback on Mark Knopfler and Dire Straits, Dennie and Botch. - - :handgestures-thumbup: I'll skip the kind-of-long tale which led me in this direction lately . . . I've always like all the music by them (D.S.) I've ever heard on radio and jukeboxes. Just getting around to...

-------- (CD) --------- 1. Telegraph Road 2. Private Investigations 3. Industrial Disease 4. Love Over Gold 5. It Never Rains The LP of this, which I've never heard, was posted back on page 300 with some pretty high praise. No turntable so I had to opt for the remastered cd I'm now...

review ~ "By the mid-'80s Dire Straits were a platinum band dismissed in their native England as safe, yuppie rockers, yet the original quartet's lean, guitar-driven music struggled to find a label home when first recorded in 1978. Mark Knopfler offers craggy vocals, literate blues-based...