Digging through the record shelves tonight. Came up with Mark Murphy Midnight Mood (Speakers Corner/Saba/MPS) and Clark Terry Colors (Pure Pleasure/Candide reissue). Don't know what's changed but both sound far better than when got them a while ago.Really dig Mark Murphy's singing style! And what can one say about Clark Terry? He's accompanied by the likes of Jimmy Knepper, Yusef Lateef, Tommy Flanagan and more.
I have just finished a session with Jacintha...
Donny Hathaway. These Songs For You (Live). Listening to I Love You More Than You Will Ever Know and A Song For You. Man, that guy just tears me up. Such a shame he's gone.
Had a little session with John, Paul and George. Played their first solo efforts...what a nice trip!
John
I love the smell of vinyl in the morning!
John Adrian Spijkers - "Live Life! Leave A Legacy!"
Somehow they didn't do the Jacintha LP releases justice. A while back, a friend brought over a copy of the tape and any resemblance between the master tape and the LP is purely coincidentalOriginally Posted by flez007
I have just finished a session with Jacintha...
Blood,Sweat & Tears and soon some SRV Couldn't Stand the Weather I think.
Moody Waters .. blues at its best!
The Prog Rock thread convinced me and it was Renaissance: Live at Carnegie Hall.
Lee
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Though strictly speaking, nothing is spinning
P
In high-end audio, you can't even fight an opinion with the facts.
Same here Nothing was strictly spinning (SSD) and I was listening to Brahms 1,3 Berliner under Von Karajan. Not the greatest recording in the world but music is so powerful ... and HVK was att the top of his art then then Haydn ( Columbia MK 39310) Yo-Yo Ma, Wynton Marsalis and Cho-Liang Lin)
Frantz
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