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Album Of The Day: Marc Jordan *Mannequin* CA Warner Bros. 1978
https://www.discogs.com/release/2525737-Marc-Jordan-Mannequin
Contender for personal Album Of The Year.
Album Of The Day: *Blue Note Gems Of Jazz* US Blue Note 1964, 1967 reissue, mono
https://www.discogs.com/release/5112755-Various-Blue-Note-Gems-Of-Jazz
Originally released for the label's 25th anniversary. An affordable pre-1970 Blue Note release, with a selection of classic tracks originally released mostly on shellacs from 1947 to 1953.
Album Of The Day: Diane Dufresne *Turbulences* CA Kébec-Disc 1982
https://www.discogs.com/release/1119673-Diane-Dufresne-Turbulences
Francophone soft rock with a West Coast sheen.
Album Of The Day: The Coyote Sisters *The Coyote Sisters* US Lorimar/Morocco 1984
https://www.discogs.com/release/1199051-The-Coyote-Sisters-The-Coyote-Sisters
I fully admit that I picked this up 75% because of the cover and 25% because it was on a Discogs AOR/Yacht Rock list. But it's a solid pop rock record.
Album Of The Day: Anita Baker *Rapture* US Elektra 1986
https://www.mixcloud.com/wbwolf/lets-be-adult-run-with-the-fox/
A holiday themed set of music. Sure some Christmas songs, but a lot of them are kinda melancholy, with other songs that nicely fill out the set. Not sorry about the Wham!
Song List: https://www.pillowfort.social/posts/6991070
Winter holidays edition of Let's Be Adult. Six songs in the set are considered Christmas songs, though only three were intended to be so. And far from the joyous celebrations, there's a lot of melancholy and longing. Loved ones far away, disappointment and just outright a life in shambles. Around the Christmas songs are others that keep the theme; angels, strangers in houses, and clowns to sent in to clear up the mess on stage. The set title comes from an obliquely titled Christmas song that leads the set by Yes alumni Chris Squire and Alan White. Note: you will lose the "Last Christmas" challenge listening to this set.
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