Whats on your turntable tonight?

Judy Garland-Judy At Carnegie Hall Side 3 SQ*

Herbie Mann-Monday Night At The Village Gate Side 1

Jimmy Roselli-Right From The Heart-Side 2

Led Zeppelin-II Side 1

Peter Paul And Mary-ST Side 1 SQ*

Connie Smith-Miss Smith Goes To Nashville Side 1 SQ*

The Beatles-Sgt.Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Side 2

Sergio Mendes & Brasil ’66-Ye-Me-Le Side 1 SQ*

Kate Smith-At Carnegie Hall Side 2 SQ*

The Jimmi Hendrix Experience-Are You Experienced Side 1

All albums were played last night. I added another 2 albums making for 10 recordings which were all original Stereo pressings. Thought I played a solid mix of some obvious and some overlooked 1960’s recordings. Brasil '66 easily takes the SQ crown! Getting towards the end of playing ALL my vinyl records. Roselli and Brasil ’66 were unplayed leaving about 2% remaining of this 5 year project.

Michelle Branch-"The Spirit Room"

US, 2LP, 20th Anniversary Limited Edition

Lucinda Williams-"Runnin' Down A Dream"  (A Tribute To Tom Petty)

US, 2LP, Lu's Jukebox In Studio Concert Series

Rosalie Sorrels – Miscellaneous Abstract Record No. 1 (Green Linnet 1982)

Interesting note on Green Linnet records. The label was founded by folkster Patrick Sky. He fell in love with trad Irish music after his Greenwich Village stint. A linnet is a red-breasted song bird. However, in the Irish rebel song tradition, the name "Green Linnet" was the code name for Napoleon Bonaparte who they hoped would break the chains of British rule.

Sibylle Baier – Colour Green (Orange Twin 2006, RE 2010)

The songs were home reel-to-reel tape recordings Baier had made in Germany between 1970 and 1973. Some thirty years later her son compiled a CD from these recordings to give to family members as presents.