What you listening to RIGHT now?

Have to say that when I heard it yesterday, I was remarkably underwhelmed. Then again, I'm not really much of a post Beatles Lennon fan and Now and Then sounds (to me) much more like Lennon's solo efforts than a Beatles song.
 
It was pretty typical of what he was doing at the time, I think. What they've done with it is miraculous. It's Ringo's drumming that takes me right back. There is shades of I Am the Walrus about it.
 
Had a wee run to the local antique/junk store yesterday and picked up some vinyl, started with Ray Davies (kinks) and now on hootie, some Chicago, James Taylor, and Bob Seger to come later.

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3 used and 2 new, total spend £39, good with that.
 
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Tell Me On A Sunday by Marti Webb. Sorting through some LP's recently while clearing things for Christmas and realised I hadn't played it for years. Sill sound good.
 
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PhotoVanGogh said:
I absolutely love Gary Moore. I might have to put his best of on.
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It was so easy for him, like other geniuses like Beck and Hendrix , their biggest problem was to prevent overplaying.
The only 'great' I can't remember overplaying was Peter Green.
 
A True crime podcast of a forensic analysis of the Jeffrey Epstein case. (Spotify)
Fascinating, terrifying insight to the whole cover up. Recommended.
 
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