"OK", since I already have roughly 90% of what's been mentioned, here's the stuff I've picked up in the last week(or stuff that will, hopefully, arrive this week)-
1)
Road Work-Edgar Winter's White Trash
Great LIVE R&B/Gospel/Rock 'N' Roll album from the early '70s.
2)
4-Blood, Sweat, & Tears
Been wanting this one for awhile, finally got around to it; anything with bassist Jimmy Fielder(especially the first 4 BS&T albums)is worth the price.
3)
Super Session-Mike Bloomfield/Steve Stills/Al Kooper
...hasn't arrived yet; it's from the late '60s & has a tribute to John Coltrane("Your Holy Modal Highness"). Can't be but so bad, right?
4)
A Long Time Coming-The Electric Flag
...another one from the '60s; basically, R&B-ish with Harvey Brooks on bass. Even Miles liked it!(in a blindfold test)
5)
Coelacanth-The Producers
Originally recorded in the '80s, finally released.
Give Blink a rest, guys...pick this one up(some nice fretless bass & plenty of it, too...on a Pop/Rock record).
...and now, one of my 'holy grail' albums-
Full Moon's debut. Seriously, I have wanted this record since the mid '70s...it was OOP even back then! A vinyl version is damn near impossible to cop & usually goes for $40-$50 at that.
By dumb luck, I did a search @Tower...they're stocking it as an import(ouch).
Anyway, this band(Buzz Feiten, Neil Larsen, Dave Hollnad, Phillip Wilson, Brother Gene Dinwiddie, etc)were way ahead of their time. Nice tunes in a quasi-Jazz/Pop vibe(if I'm remembering correctly...watch, it'll probably suck when I hear it today!)
