Enjoying this thread immensely. Perhaps some CCR?
CCR debut album
Bayou Country
Green River
Cosmo's Factory
Willie and the Poor Boys
CCR debut album
Bayou Country
Green River
Cosmo's Factory
Willie and the Poor Boys
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I believe Goodbye was released after the band dissolved.
My entry is the entire selection of recordings by Miles Davis in the 1950's. Not sure how many albums, but the ones I have heard are all stellar.
+1 on Prince. The purple midget is a genius!
Which 5 albums would you say were his best? I sort of checked out after Lovesexy or Diamonds and Pearls. Don't know jack about his later stuff.
N.F.A. said:I think you're right. Could you name the specific best albums of Miles? I only have Kind of Blue. (Doesn't everyone?)
Although I haven't listened to every Prince album that was ever released I've always found the ones I am familiar with to be a mixed affair: a few good tracks and lots of "filler". Of the albums I am familiar with (and those do include a bunch from the 90s onward) the ones I found to be the most consistent were Purple Rain and the Batman soundtrack.
Cool and thanks for the tip. I do know both of these albums. I agree about some hit and miss stuff. I think that is true of most albums.

If I could only pick one album to listen to on any given day it would be milestones. The musicians were burning up on every track...
Some other albums from that period:
Birth of the cool
Porgy and bess
'Round about midnight
Those plus kind of blue equal 5![]()
Yeah, but I've found that to be especially true of Prince - and I've heard a lot of people criticise his albums on the same point. I mean, the guy has written and produced A LOT of good songs, but I just find most of the albums of his that I've heard to be weak. I mean Emancipation? Three CDs worth of what?![]()
Someone told me a recent album of his was excellent and sort of had a Motown old school R&B vibe to it. Do you know which one that is?