Best double album ever?

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by Timmy®

there's always this guy

"People keep asking me: WHERE IS YOUR BROTHER????!!"


RIght here, m****erF***er.


Still alive...well...

[Borgoguy]

Remember saving up to buy this one. Not the best, but still fun.

[Jman21]

Originally Posted by Jetworks

Quadrophenia.


/thread

for sure.

[fltflo]

Amazing what your musical taste shows about you, very interesting really.

For shear star power (showing my age) Woodstock.


Then personal The brothers live at the Phil,

[Ma Teng Fei]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

"People keep asking me: WHERE IS YOUR BROTHER????!!"


RIght here, m****erF***er.


Still alive...well...

Yeah! Still Alive & Well One of the best records of John Dawson Winter III. And a come back album, to boot...! (from a long stint in rehab, for heroin addiction)

[Borgoguy]

Originally Posted by fltflo

Amazing what your musical taste shows about you, very interesting really.

For shear star power (showing my age) Woodstock.


Then personal The brothers live at the Phil,

Without question, especially remembering the times.


Your post reminded me of this gem, released the same year. I remember being in eighth grade and "analyzing" the songs from both records in my Catholic
grade school religion class. The "Fish Cheer" went over real big.

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

Without question, especially remembering the times.


Your post reminded me of this gem, released the same year. I remember being in eighth grade and "analyzing" the songs from both records in my Catholic
grade school religion class. The "Fish Cheer" went over real big.

I was in 5th Grade, and I hated this album, because of the Broadway Bounce - I didn't understand why it was popular at all.

Love that GFRR LIVE album! my friends older brother hipped us to that one.

[Apache 51]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

Without question, especially remembering the times.


Your post reminded me of this gem, released the same year. I remember being in eighth grade and "analyzing" the songs from both records in my Catholic
grade school religion class. The "Fish Cheer" went over real big.

One of the 4 albums my mother would listen to when I was a kid, the others were Tapestry, Hot August Night, and Bridge over troubled Waters. LOL.

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by Apache 51

One of the 4 albums my mother would listen to when I was a kid, the others were Tapestry, Hot August Night, and Bridge over troubled Waters. LOL.

OMG, the Mom pile. DOn't let them touch my albums.


LOOKOUT - CARPENTERS!

[Borgoguy]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

I was in 5th Grade, and I hated this album, because of the Broadway Bounce - I didn't understand why it was popular at all.

Love that GFRR LIVE album! my friends older brother hipped us to that one.

That record was pre-Broadway. Ian Gillan belting out the JC role as well as Chris Spedding and Neil Hubbard laying down the guitar work. What's not to love.

Originally Posted by Apache 51

One of the 4 albums my mother would listen to when I was a kid, the others were Tapestry, Hot August Night, and Bridge over troubled Waters. LOL.

I feel old, Apache.

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

That record was pre-Broadway. Ian Gillan belting out the JC role as well as Chris Spedding and Neil Hubbard laying down the guitar work. What's not to love.



I feel old, Apache.

I have chris spedding on a few albums; there is a Monk compiliation from 1982-83; Spedding covered Monk's "Work", iirc

[Borgoguy]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

I have chris spedding on a few albums; there is a Monk compiliation from 1982-83; Spedding covered Monk's "Work", iirc

I don't know this work. Thanks for the tip, WCO. Will try to find it.

[Apache 51]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

OMG, the Mom pile. DOn't let them touch my albums.


LOOKOUT - CARPENTERS!

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

That record was pre-Broadway. Ian Gillan belting out the JC role as well as Chris Spedding and Neil Hubbard laying down the guitar work. What's not to love.



I feel old, Apache.

Some good, and great albums in that pile. lol.

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by Borgoguy

I don't know this work. Thanks for the tip, WCO. Will try to find it.

Here you go, Squire.

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Thats...elease/2137164

Sorry about the formatting.

D3
Work

Bass – Marcus Miller Drums – Anton Fig Guitar – Peter Frampton Guitar, Arranged By, Concept By – Chris Spedding

[Borgoguy]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

Here you go, Squire.

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Thats...elease/2137164

Sorry about the formatting.

D3
Work

Bass – Marcus Miller Drums – Anton Fig Guitar – Peter Frampton Guitar, Arranged By, Concept By – Chris Spedding

VERY interesting record. Thanks, WCO.

Just found it on YouTube:

[WestCoastOffensive]

(I hope that Donald Fagen is not the deal-breaker )

[Borgoguy]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

(I hope that Donald Fagen is not the deal-breaker )

LOL. I saw that, but thought the better of commenting. Plus, John Scofield's participation makes up for Fagen's presence.

[isired]

Originally Posted by Jetworks

Quadrophenia.


/thread

+me

[BURGERMIKE]

C'mon PEOPLE!!!...Rattle & Hum....HELLO???

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by BURGERMIKE

C'mon PEOPLE!!!...Rattle & Hum....HELLO???

When LOVE comes to town I'm gonna catch that train

Great guitar solo by BB.