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Recorded on '50's mic's and equipment and even to tape, Yummy!

Derek wrote:

Recorded on '50's mic's and equipment and even to tape, Yummy!

I like everything I've heard from those two. A lot.

I took a flyer on this, didn’t know anything about him.
Great to report it blew my socks off.
Hasn’t been off the player

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a rare 1974 recording only available on vinyl I believe. Anyway, if you like this sort of music I'd highly recommend it.

DaveF wrote:a rare 1974 recording only available on vinyl I believe. Anyway, if you like this sort of music I'd highly recommend it.

What's your impression of the Lilith label Dave? I ain't sayin' nuthin' :-)

cybot wrote:What's your impression of the Lilith label Dave? I ain't sayin' nuthin' :-)

Havent come across the label before Dermot. It's certainly not the best pressing I've come across but thankfully it didnt take away from the enjoyment of the record.

DaveF wrote:

cybot wrote:What's your impression of the Lilith label Dave? I ain't sayin' nuthin' :-)

Havent come across the label before Dermot. It's certainly not the best pressing I've come across but thankfully it didnt take away from the enjoyment of the record.

Exactly what I thought you'd say :-)))....and you're right. AFAIK it's a Russian label. They did a good job of two rare Fleetwood Mac albums ( Boston Live - 4 Lp set and Live in London '68 plus
cd) aesthetically speaking but the sonics left a lot to be desired. To tell the truth they actually improved on previous inferior versions, sonically speaking but the bootleg quality still prevailed, I'm afraid. No problem to me but I'd hesitate recommending the label to anyone else with audiophile leanings.... But I think the very first Lilith album I got was a Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green double Lp which collected his complete Bluesbreaker's output. Now that was a beauty sonically and aesthetically speaking....and, of course, the music is sublime.Still available as I speak in Freebird ;-) Actually it's on the Vinyl Lovers label, another Russian pressing I think...Just found out that it's actually a sub-label of Lilith?

DaveF wrote:

how is that Dave? While I like a bit of Ben Harper I've always found him a tad lightweight. The company of the Blind Boys might help 'up his game' a bit and I was curious about this one.

Late night listening a few nights ago...

A crackin' album this



I had expected a bit more from the sisters but it's still a lovely album



and always a good one to end a long listen on