No one else is going to be my Louis Armstrong...

Playlist

Fehlfarben - Glücksmaschinen

Various Artists - Out Of The Blue

Various Artists - The Blue Box: Blue Note's Best

Various Artists - Smokin' Blue

Various Artists - Blue Juice Vol 2

Various Artists - Blue Note Nonstop 60 Trax

Various Artists - New Blue

Lou Reed - Coney Island Baby (RM)

Dave Edmunds - Subtle As A Flying Mallet

Alice Cooper - Collection (Germany 1982)

Frost - Through The Eyes Of Love

Lou Reed - NYC Man: The Ultimate Lou Reed Collection

Cloudland Blue Quartet - Twentynineteen

Uriah Heep - Sweet Freedom

Cockney Rebel - The Psychomodo

King Crimson - Red

Tangerine Dream - Phaedra

Electric Light Orchestra - Face The Music

Fripp & Eno - Evening Star (Remaster)

King Crimson - Discipline

The Tubes - The Completion Backward Principle

The Cure - Pornography
Gracahn Moncur III - Mosaic Select

Automatic Man - Automatic Man

Genesis - A Trick Of The Tail (1994 Definitive Edition Remaster)

Budgie - If I Were Brittania I'd Waive The Rules

Rush - 2112

Alexisonfire - Old Crows Young Cardinals

Alpha Rev - Bloom

The Beatles - Abbey Road

Paul McCartney & Wings - Wings Wild Life

The Beatles - Revolver

John Lennon - John Lennon

The Beatles - The Beatles Hits EP

The Beatles - Chronology

Paul McCartney - Tripping The Live Fantastic: Highlights!

George Harrison - Living in the Material World

How can it be that July too, now, has gone?

Quite easily, apparently...

Started the day with some Twitter influenced Blue Note listening...

Soundtracked by Lou Reed and me mostly during the day...

To Fopp at lunchtime and a lack of enticement...

This evening, Anne was out so I cooked...

Sea bass and vegetables...

Actually pretty good - not that I'm one to blow my own trumpet - but, frankly, no one else is going to be my Louis Armstrong on the cooking front...

A Jack Reacher nonsense film watched, then dishes done, coffee made...

...and upstairs, ostensibly to work on this week's podcast but, as ever, got sucked into stuff on the internet...

A debate as to whether Al Stewart's LP "Year of the Cat" is "prog"...

Of course it's not...

But Alan Parsons was involved so that makes it prog apparently?

There's a guy on Twitter who calls himself "British Prog Rock" and gets extremely annoyed if anyone posts anything into his timeline which (a) isn't British and (b) doesn't fit in with what he, as sole arbiter of the subject, deems "prog"...

And then he posts up "Year of the Cat"?

LOL...

Anyway, here are some British LPs from 1976 which are more prog than "Year of the Cat"...

On Anne's return, "Gameface" entertained...

That was it..

Highlight of the Day : Successfully cooking...