Whats on your turntable tonight?

Nat "King" Cole* With The Orchestra Of Gordon Jenkins* - Love Is The Thing

Url: https://www.discogs.com/release/4162895-Nat-King-Cole-With-The-Orchestra-Of-Gordon-Jenkins-Love-Is-The-Thing

Vaughan Williams* , Elgar* , The Sinfonia Of London , Barbirolli* , The Allegri String Quartet - Music For String Orchestra

Url: https://www.discogs.com/release/5566154-Vaughan-Williams-ElgarSinfonia-Of-London-BarbirolliAllegri-String-Quartet-Music-For-String-Orchestra

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Supertramp - "Brother Where You Bound"

My favorite Supertramp album, by a good margin. Plays like a concept album. GREAT Sound Quality too...

@dayglow Thanks for the "Miriam Makeba" recommendation! 

Teddy Pendergrass-Life Is A Song Worth Singing-Side 1

Margie Adam-Songwriter(Pleiades Records HB2747} Side 1

John Cougar-Nothin' Matters And What If It Did Side 1

Joan Sprung-'Ballads And Butterflies"(Folk-Legacy Records FSI-60) Side 2

Gene Watson-Between This Time & The Next Time Side 1

Peter Frampton-Where I Should Be Side 1

Miriam Makeba-Sangoma Side 1 SQ Audiophile

The Charlie Daniels Band-Simple Man Side 2

Only 1 recording made Audiophile status tonight. If you have room in your collection for a female version of "Graceland" Miriam Makeba delivers a harder core version with Audiophile sonics.

Steely Dan - "Can't Buy a Thrill"

@j_husker Elliot Smith was from those parts too.

Basie & Zoot – Basie & Zoot (Pablo 1976)

Count Basie – Basie Jam #2 (Pablo 1977)

Nazareth - "Close Enough for Rock 'n' Roll"

@noromance Conor and 311 are about the only musical talents from Nebraska that have made it big. We’ll take it!

Grateful Dead-Go To Heaven 1983 Arista

Rick Danko-S/T 1977 Arista

Holger Czukay / Cinema (5LP box set) 

Great box set (recordings & music) for CAN fans 

Sigmund Floyd - Dark Side, followed by Animals 

Daniel - Turgitol arrived today, one step closer…to the edge

Supertramp - S/T 1970 A&M Records

Steve, I took a $26 gamble and preordered it as it’s “limited edition”. The label’s had good reviews on its jazz reissues, I couldn’t find any remastering info for this LP.

Bill, I love Grand Funk. Never heard of that label and don't know the particulars of the remastering or I'd be very interested. 

Daniel, I believe it's decent. I'd need to listen again after so long since I heard it. I liked all of the other recent PF remasters.

Conor Oberst – Salutations (Nonesuch 2017)

One of my favorites. Grows on you and you can't imagine not ever owning it. Bob Ludwig mastered. Recommended. 

Aurora – A Different Kind Of Human, Step 2 (Glassnote 2019)

If you get a chance, check her out on YouTube. This album is fine.

@slaw  Steve, is the remaster of “Piper” decent?  daniel 

Steve, if interested…

Pre-order Grand Funk’s On Time

The first two White Stripes lps remastered from original tapes at BG mastering soon. I ordered the debut as I had recently found their second as a 1st pressing

Hey @puffball08 ,

Missed that one at the last RSD I attended a few years ago but bought it at a record show later for a slight premium.

Peter Gabriel – Peter Gabriel (Charisma 1980)

For early Pink Floyd fans, I received an email from Rough Trade today saying they are taking pre-orders for a 2017 remastered version from the original mono tape master of "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn".  180gram vinyl to boot.  Release date is stated as March 4, 2022.

https://www.roughtrade.com/us/pink-floyd/the-piper-at-the-gates-of-dawn-mono-version

Jennifer Warnes - Famous Blue Raincoat  (Cypress 1987)

Strawbs - From The Witchwood 1971 A&M Records

@dayglow 

Thank you for the help and quality information.  I made the purchase on Discogs and also sent you a PM in return.

This thread is the best!

@mammothguy54 

Just sent you info regarding the Lou Rawls pressing. Will be back tonight. Just getting my play list ready. i will spin a couple obscure recordings tonight.

Blues Image / Open
1970 ATCO

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils / “It’ll Shine When It Shines”
1974 A&M

Code Blue / Code Blue
1980 Warner Bros.

Bob Marley & The Wailers / “Natty Dread”
1974 Island

Jimmy Buffett / Changes In Latitudes—Changes In Attitudes
1977 ABC Records

@puffball08 Thanks for the information!

@boxer12 If you opt for the repress “Amanita”, be careful with the splatter vinyl. I don’t know who pressed it, but I went through 2 copies to find one in which both discs were free of surface “pocks” from the splatter process. Otherwise, outstanding record.

@puffball08 +1 For "Bardo Pond"

Sue Garner & Rick Brown / Still

Onzy Matthews – Blues With A Touch Of Elegance (Capitol 1964)

Little Walter – Confessin' The Blues (Chess 1974)

Geminiani - Anthony Pleeth, Richard Webb, Christopher Hogwood – Six Cello Sonatas, Op. 5 (L'Oiseau-Lyre 1972)

Durutti Column “A Paean To Wilson” durutti.com 2021 reissue of Kooky 2010 release

Bardo Pond “Amanita” Matador 2021 reissue of 1996 release

Los Microwaves “The Birth Of Techno” Hyperspace 2021

Jan Hammer Group - "Oh, Yeah?"

This album is The $chiit... Just sayin'. If you like Jazz/Rock Fusion, this is it.

Nick Cave / Push the sky away

Yes welcome all the new posters !

Weather Report - Heavy WX ( beater club edition )

inspired by a text w James…

Keith Richards - "Talk is Cheap"

@koogle  - Welcome to the best thread on AudiogoN! Thanks for your response. Keep 'em coming...

Suzanne Vega/Nilson Schmilsson

Oneida / Each one teach one 

Liars / WIXIW

New Mayfair & Ray Noble – Rarities, Jazz With A British Accent (Sunbeam 1973)

20's and 30s recordings. Not audiophile but what great music. Love it.

@sbank Thanks for the heads up about "The Roaches" album

@femoore12 +1 for "Recordings"

Steve, Hope everything is going well with you!

Fire! / (without noticing) 

Porcupine Tree - "Recordings"

Agree about the band losing The Bear.
I have the Paul Butterfield Blues Band on Edsel Records/England, has Mike Bloomfield, Elvin Bishop and others. Recently played…

@noromance 

+1 On country Joe. Have that one too.

@bslon 

Canned Heat has always been a fav of mine. I need to get the whole collection, and working on it, only have 3 rights now. 2 of which I've had since the mid-70's.

Great band, but when The Bear, Bob Hite, died, that was pretty much the end. At least for me. 

Larry Taylor, on bass, also recorded extensivly with John Mayall, another fav from that time.

But, I tell'ya, that Butterfield Blues Band Album I have just kicks serious butt too. The SQ is really really good. I really need to dig in and find some others from them, or, some other albums Paul Butterfield released. If that album is any indication, they did a splendid job recording and engineering their albums.