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Sky Trails by David Crosby including some Steely Dan nuances, subtle notes of Dream of Blue Turtles era Sting and a gorgeous version of Joni Mitchells' Amelia. I can't post videos due to technical issues, but worth sharing if a kindly soul might help?

Ooh, I bought this single when it came out..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgAfSQLJlAM On vinyl too. More prog than I remembered. They don't make videos like this any more!

If you could read my mind you'd know it's 'Complete Greatest Hits' by Gordon Lightfoot. 99p from the local charity shop.

Colvin and Earle Who would have thought it!

The Heart of Saturday Night by Tom Waits - A charity shop snip at just 30p. Title track is just wonderful!

Wow - I haven't seen Stackridge or Curved Air since my long haired, flairy days at The Dome in the groovy 70's.

It gets better. Just booked tickets for Steve Earle in Bexhill in October. Who would have thought Bexhill would host so much of my favourite music. Oh dear, perhaps it says too much about my taste in music?

Why thank you for the nudge. Have been meaning to listen that, so I'll make the effort. Also fancying a little festive cheer with Kate Rusby at the Dome this year. P.S Enjoyed the pre gig music too- Picken'n on Led Zep. Blugrass covers of Led Zep such as Kashmir, Ramble On, Rock and Roll...

Thanks to you Tarpon, we went to the gig last night. What a fantastic show, she is back to her best. Essentially acoustic trio format format playing ' deeper cuts' i.e. A best of selection. Looking great, singinging great, lost a little weight and clearly comfortable with herself following the...

Zac Brown Band - Jekyll and Hyde. Bit of a curate's egg. Sounds a little like a showcase album of what they can do as they rebrand/remodel for the new label/management and try to break in to the mainstream. Massively talented band, but not sure that mixing pop/rock/country/jazz/swing/heavy metal...

Terraplane by Steve Earle - is this turning in to a blues thread?

Actually I had missed that, thank you.

Relaxing in the afterglow of a fine away win to the acoustic delights of Hometown Girl by Mary Chapin Carpenter including her delightful version of Tom Waits' classic Downtown Train'.

I have been listening to A Dotted Line, the magnificent new album by Nickel Creek. Also Youtubing 3 great tracks from it - Rest of My Life, Destination and 21st of May performed Live at The Soundcheck. If I had the ability, I would put them all on here for a listen. Three young musicians singing...