Whats on your turntable tonight?

Pink Floyd: "Ummagumma" in an early EMI/Harvest pressing ("Gigi" cover). Some folks don't care for this album, imo its their loss. Early PF showing a lot of where they were headed over the next several years.

Eric Bibb: "Good Stuff" Opus3 LP 19603 - 45rpm 2LPs - A nice bluesy mix, with good instrumentalists backing Bibb's vocal and guitar. Recorded "in the moment," no editing after the fact, no overdubbing, in a natural acoustic environment. All-analogue with minimal processing in that classic Opus3 style of great sonics.
http://www.opus3records.com/lp_list.html
http://www.redtrumpet.com/software/item.php?item=9936&sid=1075172361

Muddy Waters" "Sings Big Bill Broonzy", Chess LP-1444 Speakers Corner reissue. If you like the blues, Get This!
http://www.redtrumpet.com/software/item.php?item=20635&sid=1075172361
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Tom Waits - Nighthawks at the Dinner
Great Live performance of Tom Waits, pretty good recording as well...makes you think you are there sitting across from Tom and his piano

Tindersticks - Waiting for the Moon
Everything But The Girl - Baby, the Stars Shine Bright
David Gilmour - Self-titled
Holst - Planets Mehta/LA Phil. (Speakers Corner/Decca)
Respighi - Pines of Rome Reiner/CSO RCA orginal nice!
Rach3 Janis Dorati/LSO Orig. Merc Living Presence
Brahms Concerto #1 Munch/BSO RCA Red Seal dog

All your Pink Floyd picks made me dig out David Gilmour. Forgot what a nice album that first solo LP is...Cheers,
Spencer

Spencer I forgot about this recording thanks for the reminder. I particularly like "rent"

Playing Now:
Stravinsky: “Firebird Ballet,” Stravinsky(cond), Columbia ML 5728 mono – Wow! This old mono LP sure has dynamic impact and clarity. Much better that the stereo “2-eye” copy of this same recording also in my collection. Too bad this copy has some inner groove wear. A classic interpretation of this work by its composer.

Coming up:
Prokofiev: “Romeo and Juliet, Highlights from the Ballet” Ansermet/L’OrchSuisseRom, London CS 6240

Vaughan Williams: “Sinfonia Antarctica” Previn/LSO, RCA LSC-3066 (Another superb recording by the great Decca recording engineer Kenneth Wilkinson; a great performance to contrast against the Boult/LonPhilO on EMI; may just have to play both performances back-to-back)

Rachmaninov: “Etudes-Tableaux” with the incomparable John Ogdon, pf. EMI HQS 1329.
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