Whats on your turntable tonight?

J Geils - Bloodshot

Billy Joel - 52nd Street

Crack The Sky - Safety In Numbers

J Geils never could capture the magic in the studio that they did in concert. Peter Wolf knew how to hold a crowd. Though I had heard Billy Joel on the radio while working, etc I never really appreciated his music until about 10-15 yrs ago. He is a fantastic song writer. Crack the Sky has to be the most talented group of musicians to never make the national scene. Nuclear Apathy  gets best in show on this album IMO

@dayglow

Would you consider the vinyl having Audiophile SQ?

Yes indeed. Mine is in NM condition. I’m not necessarily a country fan but this is more bluegrass IMO. And I love good pickin’.

Don Francisco - One Heart at a Time

Ricky Scaggs - Live in London

Tower of Power - In The Slot

David Sanborn - Close Up

Grand Funk Railroad - Phoenix

I'm breaking in some JJ KT 88 tubes. Sounds pretty good but still need a little more time for the bass to settle in..

SRV - Texas Flood

ZZ Top - Rio Grande Mud

Point Blank - Airplay

REO Speedwagon - Nine Lives

Big Twist & the Mellow Fellows - Live in Chicago

I’ve been trying to pick up as many good blues albums as I can. This is one of my latest acquisitions

WOW! Now that is BIG.

The ladies of blues have stolen my heart.

Layla Zoe. - Breaking Free

Very versatile blues. This is the first song on the album. If you like Zep, you will like this song. But it's just one of her styles

The mix &  Mastering (RL) is as good as any 1/2 speed Master I have. It was shockingly good. What a shame that RL didn't do the Skynyrd releases.

A forgotten Southers Rock band who got some air play for "Mean to your Queenie" song. Not a dazzling album. But still a good album overall

 I listened to my Latino ST-70 last night. I LOVE those 7581's in it. I'm convinced that there is no better amp under $2k and will compete with higher $$$

Molly Hatchet - 1st ST - an under rated band IMO

ZZ Top - Rio Grande Mud - London records

@bslon 

Layla Zoe - Breaking Free - A new favorite - Fantastic artist & album

Steve Miller - Book of Dreams

38 Special - Special Forces

Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells A Story (MFSL CD)