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Rusty Taylor's Jazz Makers – Give Me A Call (Stomp Off 1984)
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Maxine Sullivan With Ted Easton's Jazzband – Maxine (Audiophile 1982)
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Maxine Sullivan – It Was Great Fun (Audiophile 1983)
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Christine Primrose – Aite Mo Ghaoil (Temple 1981)
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Humbird – Pharmakon (own label 2019)
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Johnny & Jonie Mosby – Hold Me (Capitol 1969)
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perfect background while I cook "Chicken Catastrophe & Eggs Overwhelming"
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How's the pressing quality on Let Them Eat Vinyl label Spencer?
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Patsy Cline – Patsy Cline (Decca 1957 mono)
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The Gabrieli Quartet, Britten, Bridge – Fantasy Quartet / Novelletten For String Quartet / Three Idylls For String Quartet
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The Beatles - Help!
1965/2009 Remaster - Parlophone Canada
The album was released during their more folky period just before Rubber Soul so it is beyond me why they would have included Dizzy Miss Lizzie on the album. It's hard to believe that they didn't have another song that would have better fit the mold of the album.
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@boxer12,
I loved "Reflections". First time for me.
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Beatles: Abbey Road. gosh made a typo,
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Finishing up the Tanita Tikaram lp.
EX SQ!
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Beatles: Hey Jude
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@slaw
How's the pressing quality on Let Them Eat Vinyl label Spencer?
I don't whether to blame the master or the pressing, but it's a pretty lousy sounding record of a fun, historic-ish performance. You'd think an FM broadcast would have good mics, etc....so I dunno. Perhaps should have let them eat cake?
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Haywood Henry Featuring Joe Newman And Hank Jones – The Gentle Monster (Uptown 1983)
Superb.
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Finishing up Diana Krall "Love Scenes"
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George Szell conducts Dvořák - The Three Great Symphonies
- Symphony No. 7 In D Minor, Op. 70 (Formerly No. 2)
- Symphony No. 8 In G Minor, Op. 88 (Formerly No. 4)
- Symphony No. 9 In E Minor, Op. 95 ("From The New World") (Formerly No. 5)
The Cleveland Orchestra. Columbia Masterworks 3LP box 1970
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@noromance
Man Brian, I have great respect and interest in your collection 👍🏼
Good to see you spinning The Gabrieli Quartet as well. A very nice LP.
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Paul McCartney - McCartney
1970/2017 Remaster - MPL/Capitol
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Garbage "No God's No Masters"
2021/Stun Volume/Infectious Music
Giving this another spin. Wasn't impressed with the content on first listen.
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Man this phono stage has impressive bass response and resolving abilities.
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I'm realizing that you must listen to Garbage loud!!!
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Israel Nash’s "Rain Plans"
2013/ Loose Music/EU
Recommended!!! The way the peddle steel and the guitars are integrated is awesome!!!
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Beatles: White Album. Bit of a Beatles fest here today.
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The Osborne Brothers – Ru-Be Eeee (Decca 1970)
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Art Blakey And They Jazz Messengers "The Big Beat"
2021/Blue Note/UMe
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@slaw Your Garbage comment made me 😃
Same goes for The The.
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Patti Smith – Horses (Arista 1975)
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@noromance , .
You get me!
Thanks for the comment bro
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Some albums are just meant to be played loud. Some are meant to be played even louder😃 Unfortunately some recordings (poor SQ) require that you play them not so loud.
Count Basie - Basie Jam I have all 3 of the Basie Jam series. Haven't listened to this first one in a while. It's awesome!
Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Session Got this two weeks ago, this is the second time to listen to it. Really a great sonic experience and really a cool band.
Steely Dan - Two Against Nature The new AP/QRP 45rpm issue. All of Steely Dan music ranges from very good to fabulous. This album is one of their better overall albums, musically, IMO. The sound quality of this issue, however, is absolutely over the top. It makes you grateful for having invested so much into an analog front end. This is a go-to album and issue for showing someone just what your system has to offer. Most highly recommended. Still available at Acoustic Sound website.
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First Aid Kit – The Big Black & The Blue (Wichita 2010)
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Mozart, Violin Concertos K.216 in G Major / K.218 in D Major, Iona Brown, Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields (Argo 1980)
Been playing this a few times recently. It's perfect.
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György Lehel conducts Bartók
- Music For Strings, Percussion And Celesta
- The Miraculous Mandarin - Concert Suite
Budapest Symphony Orchestra.
Hungaroton 1967, part of the Bartók Béla Complete Edition set
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Hey Joel,
There's no one here that will doubt you on Basie's , Pablo releases.
Been listening to Cowboy Junkies a while. Have the op and "revisited". Enjoy both.
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I’m considering playing hookie from work tomorrow. I’m 63 . This is the effect music should have on us!
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Steve, try playing permanent hookie. In other words, retiring from the workforce. I was fortunate enough to be able to do that at 63.8 years of age (4 years ago). Life is too short; I went through several injuries and rehabs and work was just getting in the way of living. It was time for more skiing, hiking, fishing, and assembling the best high-fidelity system of my life.
That's my story and I am sticking to it!
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Jean Redpath – Song Of The Seals (Philo 1978)
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Them CV.
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Go for it, Steve. I'd retire tomorrow but property tax and health insurance prohibit that. Friends in Europe are retired already as they don't have those expenses :-(
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Christoph von Dohnányi conducts Stravinsky - The Firebird. Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. London 1980
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Brahms-Symphony No.2(Seraphim S-60083) Side 2 SQ Audiophile
Beatles-Sgt. Pepper’s(Capitol/rainbow/stereo/paper cutout SMAS 2653) Side 1 & 2
Hall & Oates- Live At The Apollo-Side 1
Outlaws-ST Side 2
McCoy Tyner-Atlantis Side 3
Toto-Past To Present 1977-1990 Side 2
Ratt-Out Of The Cellar Side 1
Tom Scott-Street Beat Side 1 SQ Audiophile
My wife wanted to hear Sgt. Pep. in entirety. Was disappointed in the SQ of Toto(77-90) since it was a 1991 release little effort was given on the vinyl side. Street Beat was the SQ champ with top level content. If you enjoy fusion jazz this is a must have.
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