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Mark Murphy Sings (1975)
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70's pearls
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Elis Regina - Elis (1974)
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Sarah Vaughan - How Long Has This Been Going On? (1978)
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Dexter Gordon - Biting The Apple (1977)
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Mose Allison - Your Mind Is On Vacation (1976)
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Art Pepper - Thursday Night at the Village Vanguard (1977)
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Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidananda (1971)
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Oscar Peterson - The Trio (1973)
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Kind of 80's vibe already but still 1978..
The Cars - I'm in Touch with Your World
The Cars - I'm in Touch with Your World
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a few days ago I learned about Silk Sonic (not realy following international music a lot). is there some sort of 70ies revival going on, or is Silk Sonic alone?
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So.
Crack the Sky.
These guys were big when and where I grew up (Baltimore, mid to late 1970s) and they kind of adopted Baltimore as home.
They were (are -- AFAIK they're still at it) in many respects quite Beatle-esque, but with even more sardonic songs, and a precision musical weirdness that really worked for me in those days (as I was outgrowing bands like Yes). I am still a big fan -- although I am happier now than I was in the 1970s, so the profound darkness of so much of John Palumbo's best stuff is a little hard for me to listen to in 2022. But, in small portions, I do still love this stuff. YMMV, of course.
Crack the Sky.
These guys were big when and where I grew up (Baltimore, mid to late 1970s) and they kind of adopted Baltimore as home.
They were (are -- AFAIK they're still at it) in many respects quite Beatle-esque, but with even more sardonic songs, and a precision musical weirdness that really worked for me in those days (as I was outgrowing bands like Yes). I am still a big fan -- although I am happier now than I was in the 1970s, so the profound darkness of so much of John Palumbo's best stuff is a little hard for me to listen to in 2022. But, in small portions, I do still love this stuff. YMMV, of course.
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I nerver thougt it would say someting like this, but there has been a "crime", for hiding this.
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Talking Heads - Stay Hungry
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I'd pick this one from that album, FWIW -- and, yeah, it's a cover... but it works for me.
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The Eagles - Hotel California - 1976
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