Cooler sounds for the night people -

Vetiver - You May Be Blue.



Espers - Meadow



The Impressions - It's Alright



Jean Carn - Don't Let It Go to Your Head



ENJOY

Time for quality folk-rock etc -

Trees - Sally Free and Easy



Steeley Span - The Blacksmith



Ome of their best albums. Maddy Pryor has such a great voice.


Shelagh McDonald - Let No Man Steal Your Thyme



A wonderful Scottish folk singer.

The Pentangle - Sally Free And Easy




Fresh Maggots - Rosemary Hill



ENJOY

More Wired grooves -

Pan American - Memphis Helena



From the new album "A Son" (Kranky Records)

Empath - Soft Shape



From the album by Empath "Active Listening: Night on Earth"
2019 Get Better Records

Carl Stone - Himalaya



Fromthe album - Himalaya (with Akaihirume)
(Unseen Worlds CD)
"the final glide through spacious textures and rarefied tunings – leading towards intonations from the Japanese vocalist Akaihirume – reconnects your soul with the stuff of sound itself as you ruminate on an epic journey, both exhilarating and affecting."


Unsay - Sapphire



From the "Virginity" album (Bandcamp dowlnoad)


Enjoy!

More musical byways -

Heron - Lord And Master



Fresh Maggots - Rosemary Hill



Midwinter - Sanctuary Stone



Mick Softley - Time Machine



Trees - Murdoch



Bonnie Dobson - Winter's Going



Enjoy.

As we head towards winter some more northerly climes musically speaking -

Arve Henriksen & Elektronik Meditation - Opening Image



Terje Rypdal - If Mountains Could Sing



Supersilent - 14.5



Islaja - Rohkaisulaulu



Sigur Ros - Svefn-g-englar




Pete Namlook & Geir Jenssen - The Facts Of Life



Enjoy.

Time for some music again -

Anne Briggs - Go Your Way




Anne Briggs - Tangled Man



The album has recently been reissued in a lovely book format on CD and i want it !



Bert Jansch - Osprey




Trader Horne - Morning Way



Enjoy.

Music time - from UK to Russia,to Iceland and Finland.

Peter Maxwell Davies - An Orkney Wedding (With Sunrise) (1984)




Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Peter Maxwell Davies.


Peter Maxwell Davies is one of Britain’s most prestigious and prolific composers. Appointed as Master of the Queen’s Music between 2004 and 2014, Davies has composed over 300 pieces in all genres; many of them breaking barriers between contemporary classical and vernacular idioms. Most of these belong to stage and symphonic poem categories such as the three presented here. In An Orkney Wedding (with Sunrise), Maxwell Davies describes a traditional Scottish wedding which he attended and lasted until the next morning, witnessing a spectacular sunrise.


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Enjoy,

As promised another mix bag of musical bifurcations.

Arthur Russell - That's Us / Wild Combination



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Had a bit of a lie in this morning listening to some folk music, and getting back to reading this excellent book -




John Renbourn Group - High Germany



The John Renbourn Group. John Molyneaux vocals, mandolin, violin, dulcimer; Tony Roberts flutes and pipes: Jacqui McShee vocals; Keshlav Sathe tabla; John Renbourn guitar and vocals.

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I am off to see the fairies and the witches. Blessed be.

I enjoyed that last lot of musical grooves so here is some more -

Norman Connors - The Creator Has A Master Plan



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