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A-Z vinyl collection

cliveb said:
Given this is a vinyl thread, for J it must be Joe Jackson's Big World: a 3-sided album.
Side 4 has a groove and the label states "There is no music on this side".
But I bet nobody was able to resist the temptation to play it just to check - I certainly tried it.
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Got two copies of Night and Day. Not sure why...
 
HomerJSimpson said:
Elton John for me I think and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road - especially after I re-watched Rocketman film at the weekend. Might also get The Jam on
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Got a few Jam albums and a stack of EJ. I've thinking one of both bound to feature in my top three - but I seem to have a load of Js (no Michael Jackson) so who knows,
 
richart said:
Tomorrows choice is Jefferson Starship. Not the later pop stuff, but the rock album, Freedom at Point Zero. Includes one of my favourite singles, Jane. Play it loud.(y)
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Ok, not really a band on my radar, but I'll give it a go from Spoitify - but it should have been The Jam (which will follow thereafter)
 
two for me

I did think about posting this tomorrow under K

A link to Jefferson Airplane/Starship

Paul Kantner, Grace Slick and David Frieberg - Baron von Tollbooth and the Chrome Nun
Still gets played by me from time to time

and a seminal record of the time

Jeanne Michel Jarre - Oxygene
 
J is really tough.....Rickie Lee Jones, Janis Joplin, Etta James, Dr. John all deserve a shout out....but if forced to stick to one artist then I will have the pleasure of working my way through the back catalogue of Jethro Tull.

Tomorrows K is going to be equally as tough!!
 
nickjdavis said:
J is really tough.....Rickie Lee Jones, Janis Joplin, Etta James, Dr. John all deserve a shout out....but if forced to stick to one artist then I will have the pleasure of working my way through the back catalogue of Jethro Tull.
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Ah - I've sorted Jethro Tull into my Ts - when they should be in my Js :)
 
nickjdavis said:
J is really tough.....Rickie Lee Jones, Janis Joplin, Etta James, Dr. John all deserve a shout out....but if forced to stick to one artist then I will have the pleasure of working my way through the back catalogue of Jethro Tull.

Tomorrows K is going to be equally as tough!!
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Thanks for the reminder, greatest hits going on. You're never too old to rock & roll if you're too young to die!! (y)
 
backwoodsman said:
Ok, did give it a go - and now know why it wasn't on my radar. Let's see what K brings tomorrow. (I'm thinking possibly John Kongos - the first album I ever bought.)
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There is a name I had forgotten until about 4 weeks ago - found two of his singles in my wife's collection which I was selling.
 
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