Whats on your turntable tonight?

Last night

James Boyk - Debussy/Stravinsky/Schoenberg/Ravel
Black Uhuru - Chill Out
Judy Mowatt - Working Wonders
Bruno Walter - Mozart: Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
Bruce Coburn - Dancing in the Dragons Jaws

Rushton,

Another Judy Mowatt title to try is "Working Wonders". This is actually my favorite Judy Mowatt album. And again, a title I would like to hear on your Walker TT.

A gospel sampler

The Dixie Hummingbirds - We Love You Like A Rock

Jack Johnson - On and On

All digital

Some more digital discs tonight.

Johnny Nash; The Reggae Collection (very highly recommended)
Black Uhuru; Reggae Greats
B.B. King; Lucille (title track only)
Sam Cooke; The Man and His Music

Bruce Cockburn: Resume

Rushton,

Two Reggae titles for you

Judy Mowatt - Black Woman
Black Uhuru - Dub Factor, The

I would love to hear what your table might bring out of the Black Uhuru disc. If you like Black Woman, you would probably like all of Judy Mowatt's titles. I do. If you don't like Black Woman, you might still like some of her other titles.

Neither of the above titles are representative of classic Reggae IMO.

Two that are

Bob Marley - Natty Dread
Bunny Wailer - Bunny Wailer Sings the Wailers

Thanks for the offer Rushton, I will definitely look you up sometime. Never been to Philadelphia before, but it is a place I have always wanted to visit.

One note about my recommendations; the Black Uhuru title is pretty funky. It is also pretty spectacular from a sonic point of view.

Eva Cassidy: Songbird (digital disc)
Susann McDonald: The World of the Harp (digitally mastered Telarc LP)
Pat Metheny: New Chautauqua (LP)

I envy you guys, I have to shut it down about 8 PM because of the kids. I get away with 10 PM in the summer. Maybe I'll have to start posting what I'd like to be listening to right now.

In my head; Eva Cassidy: Songbird, title track

You know, internally I am just as talented as Eva ever was.