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Eddie and Ernie "Lost Friends" (Kent) 2002 - using this as opportunity to feature this SUPERB collection of deep Southern Soul.....

Peter Herbolzheimer "JazzGalaConcert" (Atlantic) 1976

Kate Bush "The Kick Inside" (EMI) 1979 Deodato "The First Cuckoo" (CTI) 1975

Klaus Schulze "Timewind" (Revisited Records) 1975 Plastic People "Birth Controll" (CBS) 1975

Passport "Hand Made" (Atlantic) 1973

10cc "Look Here" (Warner Bros.) 1980

"A momentary Laps of Reason" 1987 - Storm Thorgerson named Margritte having been a huge inspiration......

Allan Hull "Pipedream" (Elektra) 1973

Nick Drake "Pink Moon" (Island) 1972 - LP and CD Cover with different colorization.....

Mike, thnx a lot for your indepth feedback....sounds like two "Friday acquisitions" to me ......

based on the excellent Pastoral Symphony i know, these seems to be a must buy....but not for the faint hearted for sure....

A gem, for sure. And what a nice selection of pieces. Only slight drawback IIRC is that John Heard's bass is picked up in a rather boomy manner. sounds like this being a consensus "must buy" !?!

another goodie featured in the "Select"..... This is not included in the Carmell Jones Mosaic Select. thnx for checking......obviously i was thinking about the CURTIS AMY Mosaic Select......

another goodie featured in the "Select".....

First heard here......RIP

could pls any of you dedicated Jack Wilson followers give me feedback/advice wether subject trio date is worth looking for ?

Female Duo from Spain, riding the "disco wave" in the late 70`s, having a lot of airplay and matching subject time`s aesthetics.......

Well, it took me 17 years to get 3,000 hits in baseball, and I did it in one afternoon on the golf course. — Hank Aaron

Buy the LPs Actually, I suspect Universal Japan may have issued them on CD way back. MG Released in Japan - "Signifyin`" in 2002, "Possum Grease" in 2005

Speaking of Guido Balestracci, this fabulous original Symphonia release was reissued on Pan Classics recently : Highly recommended (also the recording itself is stunning....) !!

this looks interesting indeed - there are not too many Somis recordings, I believe the was a CD on the Symphonia label featuring some of the violin sonatas.....but again, out of memory..... Edit : the Symphonia CD as mentioned before features inter alias the following : Sonata for violin & continuo in A minor, Op 1/1 - Giovanni Lorenzo Somis Sonata for violin & continuo in C major, Op 6/4 - Giovanni Battista Somis