Whats on your turntable tonight?

I had to spin Ringo’s self titled album from 1973 after reading a prior post. Definitely great drumming by Ringo and Jim Keltner and also great Bass by Klaus Voormann. Ringo has always known how to surround himself with great musicians. Billy Preston, Nicky Hopkins, Bobby Keys, Tom Scott, Marc Bolan, and The Band to name a few. And of course George, John, and Paul.
Great album.

Ryan Adams "Wednesdays"

Very introspective......wondering if he's wanting Mandy back?

Cowboy Junkies - The Caution Horses. RCA 1990

Just an update.....

Our mutual friend Tim, @boxer12, asked me to help him out with a dedicated phono cable. Noteworthy Audio. That was several months ago and I’ve since decided to have my VPI arm wired for a direct connection from cart to phono stage. So, I won’t be reviewing that cable. However, I’ve in house, his other interconnects. One is a 12’ from phono to sub, the other is a 1M from sub to amp. The 12’ was just installed last week and Tim says at least 100 hours before serious listening. ( I’ve tried speaker level connections in the past and in my system, that didn’t work out.)

I can say even after 30 hours, these cables are drawing me into the music like never before.

My Morning Jacket "At Dawn" 20th Anniversary 3lp set
Jim James acoustic lp