Audioquest sponsored recordings from time to time over the years, there are probably well over a dozen that were released on LP. Because they were done by different recording engineers, there is some variability. Mokave, as you've discovered, is quite good. There is also a Mokave II. Audioquest LPs that I have are:
> Misterio with guitarist Strunz and Farah, an exceptional recording by Kavi Alexander. Also issued on LP as Waterlily 08.
> Several recordings of Robert Lucas, a blues guitarist from Chicago who plays both acoustic and electric blues. The first album, Usin' Man Blues, Audioquest 1001, is all acoustic and recorded by Kavi Alexander and is well worth looking for if you enjoy acoustic blues. The following four recordings are good electric Chicago-style blues, they were not recorded by Kavi Alexander, and they are not the sonic wonders that the Alexander recordings are:
....Luke and the Locomotives, Audioquest 1004
....Built for Comfort, Audioquest 1011
....Layaway, Audioquest 1021
> Woman of the Heart, by the Tuxedo Cowboys, Audioquest 1003
> Mighty Sam McClain, Audioquest 1015
> Trio Galanterie, 18th Century Music for Lute, violin and cello, Audioquest 1005
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> Misterio with guitarist Strunz and Farah, an exceptional recording by Kavi Alexander. Also issued on LP as Waterlily 08.
> Several recordings of Robert Lucas, a blues guitarist from Chicago who plays both acoustic and electric blues. The first album, Usin' Man Blues, Audioquest 1001, is all acoustic and recorded by Kavi Alexander and is well worth looking for if you enjoy acoustic blues. The following four recordings are good electric Chicago-style blues, they were not recorded by Kavi Alexander, and they are not the sonic wonders that the Alexander recordings are:
....Luke and the Locomotives, Audioquest 1004
....Built for Comfort, Audioquest 1011
....Layaway, Audioquest 1021
> Woman of the Heart, by the Tuxedo Cowboys, Audioquest 1003
> Mighty Sam McClain, Audioquest 1015
> Trio Galanterie, 18th Century Music for Lute, violin and cello, Audioquest 1005
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