Whats on your turntable tonight?

Whew!!! Three Guitar Virtuoso's. Al Dimeloa, John McLaughlin & Paco Delucia.
"Friday Night In San Francisco" Philips Records. Speakers Corner Reissue. Stellar recording musically and sonically. Want to test the speed of your system? This is the tool. Fun listening how DeLucia & Dimeola transition from playing sketches of Pink Panther theme and sliding right into a funky blues.

Thorens 125th Anniversary Album. Tonight side 5 the theme is Jazz. Excellent. Again recommended as I indicated above.

"Blood Sweat and Tears"

I hadn't broken this out in years. What a fantastic listen!

Kraftwerk Electric Cafe
Slayer, South of Heaven
Opeth, Deliverance

Karlheinz Stockhausen "Sternklang"

Let's see if we can kick this thread back to life...

Nat "King" Cole "Penthouse Serenade" (Pure Pleasure Analogue PPAN T332)
Nat Cole playing the piano with a trio. Only a couple of vocal cuts on the entire LP. Chad Kassem insisted that I include this with my purchases at RMAF last year, and I am grateful that I listened to him. A beautiful album.

Duke Ellington and Ray Brown "This One's for Blanton" (Pablo 2310-721) Analogue Productions "top 25 jazz" 45 rpm reissue.