Whats on your turntable tonight?

Stiltskin,
Thank you for the recommendation. I have the "Live" Union Station, as well as several Jerry Douglas releases. I have always found the quality of the recordings to be top notch.

I will have to put "So Long, So Wrong" on my shopping list.

Hello Slipknot1,Have you taken delivery of your preamp yet?.. Your in for a treat,though you know that. I like live recordings very much and will pick up a copy of Union Station...Let me know what you think of So Long So Wrong...

Hey Stiltskin,
6 months and holding... My last contact with Mick was 3-4 weeks. That was a little over a month ago...

Varese: "Offrandes/Octandre/Integrales/Ecuatorial," Contemporary Chamber Ensemble, Arthur Weisberg (cond), Nonesuch 71269.
(Another great recording from the Aubort/Nickrenz team. If you enjoy 20th century music with more "avant-garde" flair and you haven't explored the music of Edgar Varese, don't miss this LP as an opportunity! Also, don't overlook the many other outstanding LPs from the Nonesuch Contempary Music series of recordings. The soprano on the "Offrandes" is the superb Jan DeGaetani: anything she has recorded is well worth exploring, but her remarkable work with contemporay music is particularly compelling.)

"Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook," Verve MGV 4001/2, Speakers Corner reissue. Great work by Speakers Corner once again.

Sonny Rollins: "Saxophone Colossus," Prestige P-7079 Analogue Productions reissue.
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Right on Rushton!!