If you could only keep 5 record albums, what would they be?

Johnny Winter - Johnny Winter
Allman Brothers - Idlewild South
Mississippi Fred McDowell 1906 - 1972
John Mayall -The Turning Point
Donald Fagan - The Nightfly
Captain Beefheart - The Spotlight Kid

My Baker's five...

Only 5? Impossible!
Ok, here we go...

My choices are solely based on which music has so far given me magical listening pleasures and music I believe will continue to do so for the ”rest of my life. My choices are not based on which record has the best sound quality....

Pink Floyd Wish you were here (Quite obvious choice right?)

Dire Straits Communique (As a 11-year old boy I discovered this Masterpiece and I still love it)

Supertramp Breakfast in America (Another fantastic album from the golden year 1979)

Rainbow Rising (Say no more!)

KISS Alive! (Forget about Made in Japan by Deep Purple, this is the ultimate rock’n roll live-album)

But, there are so many more great albums...another day I might have made five other choices...

Over and out from Sweden!

Cant do it. It changes from day to day week to week month to month year to year.

So, for shits n’ kicks, here’s a snapshot:

1 Eva Cassidy - Live from Blues Ally. 4 LP set
2 Moody Blues - In Search of the Lost Chord
3 Henryk Gorecki - Symphony of Sorrowful Songs
4 Mikis Theodorakis - Canto General
5 Gram Parsons - Grievous Angel

Dire Straits - Dire Straits
Pink Floyd - Wish you were here 
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours (45rpm Pallas)
Pentangles - Open The Door
Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska 

How about from minute to minute hour to hour

1 Frederick Rzewski - Coming Together
2 Hazel and Alice - Hazel and Alice, on Rounder, 1973
3 Astor Piazzola - Zero Hour
4 Colin Walcott - Grazing Dreams
5 Giovanni Batista Pergolesi - Stabat Mater, the performance on Archiv Productions with Mirella Freni and Teresa Berganza