What are your Perfect or near perfect albums in your collection?
I generated this post to find some sleeper albums, no specific genre, that we as music lovers hold in high esteem and is meant to be never ending. As we all know as soon as we list, a few more surface as we play and listen, so feel free to add as you go. I will start with 6 of my own, so please enjoy. Shelby Lynne/Just a Little Lovin', Rolling Stones/Sticky Fingers, Allan Toussaint/Song Book, Little Feat/Waiting on Columbus, Jimmy Witherspoon featuring Ben Webster/Roots, & Van Morrison/His Band and the Street Choir.
Now there’s an album I never thought I’d see listed, here! I love Sunday’s Child, Bless the Weather and Solid Air, too. Glad you found some items of interest on the list. Maybe I’ll do another with another genre. Not sure how many guys here really pay much attention to what others post in these sorts of threads. |
@stuartk I certainly pay attention and use these types of threads to broaden my knowledge of great music, so please post more as your already mentioned have not gone unnoticed. I also pay attention to what’s on your turntable tonight thread. Enjoy the music |
Continuing on with more Country, Americana, Newgrass, , Celtic, singer songwriter... Jerry Douglas, Edgar Meyer, Russ Barenberg: Skip, Hop and Wobble David Grier: Evocative Darol Anger, Mike Marshall: Woodshop Peter Rowan, Tony Rice: Quartet Creaking Tree String Quartet: Side Two Amanda Ann Platt and the Honeycutters: On the Ropes Mavericks: What a Cryin’ Shame Kelly Willis: Kelly Willis Sarah Jarosz: Song Up in Her Head Aoife O’Donovan: In the Magic Hour Over the Rhine: Drunkard’s Prayer , Ohio Amy Helm: Didn’t It Rain? Kathleen McLellan: The Raven’s Son Stray Birds: Magic Fire Vicktor Krauss: Far From Enough Solas:The Words That Remain John Doyle: Wayward Son Winifred Horan and Mick McAuley: Serenade Hellecasters:Escape from Hollywood Hard for me to choose between that, Born to Run, The River and Darkness on the Edge of Town
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