Recommendations for a jazz record which demonstrates vinyl superiority over digital

Why

May I recommend Verve MGVS-6109

"Side by Side"

with Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges.

Absolutely stunning performance.

"I have several audiophile copies of Kind of Blue. The streaming version sounds the same and only costs $14.99 a month and includes half a million other high resolution albums and ten million red book CD quality albums. Much more cost effective than CDs. So, you have another step to lower your music cost and increase your library size."

So I have a high end DAC and a high end LP system.  Also numerous tape machines.  My original 6 Eye Kind of Blue or the UHQR 33 & 45 best a high res stream or even my 24/96 download.  If you think they sound the same then there is an issue somewhere.  They most assuredly do not.

Sincerely,

Robert

"The Medium or the Source Method to hear produced sound, does not matter anymore"

Maybe not to you, but to many it does.

One should not state opinion as if it was fact.

Sincerely,

Robert

 "Cartridges / phono-stages should honour the RIAA equalisation curve."

The RIAA curve has nothing to do with cartridges,  it is compensation for some of the shortcomings of the vinyl mastering/playback system.  The mastering side of the curve is applied when the record is cut and the phone stage is supposed to supply the inverse.