Whats on your turntable tonight?

By the way... I'm back to this thread after a long period of the system being down for an amp upgrade and some remodeling work in the listening room. The amps are back and beginning to break in (about 150 hours now) and everything is sounding very promising. Just a few hundred hours more to go before they are fully broken in, but we're beyond the "only for background music" playing stage, and that makes for plenty of listening opportunity with lots of vinyl accumulated.
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Rushton, I just sat down to record write up my listening session this evening and read yours. I completed tonights listening with RR 23, Vivaldi side only: "Sinfonia in C", "Trio Sonata in G Minor", and "Concerto in E-flat". I haven't thought about this recording in months, then wind up playing it the same night you do (cue Twilight Zone theme here) In addition:
Eva Cassidy "Songbird" (S&P 501)
Ben Webster/Joe Zawinal "Soulmates" (Riverside 9476/OJC 109)
Webster's saxophone is so breathy and centered in the mix, with Zawinal's piano on the left, bass just right of center and Philly Joe Jones drums on the right. A wonderful recording of soulful, thoughtful music making.

The Borodin Quartet/Shostakovich/Complete String Quartets/Vol.2 from 6-11/USSR

Tonight we're playing:

Britten, Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, F.Slatkin/ConcertArtsSO, Capitol (Cisco reissue - very fine!)

Dohnanyi, Variations on a Nursery Song, (flip side of above LP)

Britten, Cantata Academica, Malcolm/LSP, L'Oiseau Lyre SOL 60037 (wonderful work for soloists, chorus and orchestra, with Jennifer Vyvyan, Helen Watts, and Peter Pears)

Keb Mo, "Keb Mo," Okeh label
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Nightfly
In the Wee Small Hours
Highway 61
Come Away with Me
Lush Life