Whats on your turntable tonight?

Al Kooper Introduces Shuggie Otis – Kooper Session (Columbia)

@mammothguy54 Joel, yeah @bkeske has got me looking to widen my classical collection too, especially to more of the composers with 2nd tier familiarity for novices like me. Maybe I'll start another thread just on such suggestions? Everybody knows you need a copy of Bach Cello Suites and Pictures at an Exhibition, but thankfully friends pushed me to buy Bartok Concertos for Orch.,  Schumann's Carnaval and Carl Nielsen's 5th.  

@sbank I've been getting the classical "itch" a bit too lately.  There's so much, and there are only certain things I like, it's hard to figure out where to start, but we have some good guides.  I think our friend @spiritofradio knows a thing or two about classical music also.

Listening to my $1.99 copy of the Doobie Brothers - Livin' On The Fault Line.  Sounds really good this morning.  It's not my favorite by a long shot (nothing with Michael McDonald is), but it's in really good shape and good SQ.  I have another copy, play grading them to see which one goes into the Adios bin.

Robert Palmer – Some People Can Do What They Like