Whats on your turntable tonight?

Spencer, I was thinking of playing part of this recording on the 15th for folks. It is a neat piece with really interesting counterplay among the instruments, and with lots of sly humor.

Rushton, think I'd like to hear the "Age of Gold" sometime. It sure is advertised a bunch lately.

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" 88 Basie Street / Count Basie and His Orchestra " on Pablo 2310-901 - just fabulous
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"The Eagles - Their Greatest Hits " DCC 180 Virgin Vinyl pressing / Lacquer Cutting by Steve Hoffman. Boy was this record a pleasant surprise. I just opened the sealed copy tonight.
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Mahler Symphony No. 4 - Reiner / CSO / Lisa Della Casa - RCA Living Stereo LSC-2364, re-issue - great performance and recording - Thanks Doug !
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"Tea for the Tillerman" - Cat Stevens - A&M Records SP 4280 - Brown label - surprisingly great sounding for an old A&M - incredible performance and recording - Thanks Doug
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“Diamond Life” - Sade CBS / Portrait Records
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Merry, Happy, Healthy & Safe to you all.
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Rgds - Larry
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Bach: Mass in b minor, Gardiner/EngBarSol, MonteverdiChoir, Archiv R225 064

William Walton: String Quartet in a minor,
Elizabeth Maconchy, String Quartet No. 5
.....Allegri Str Qt, Argo ZRG 5329

Mendelssohn, Sonata No. 2 for Cello and Piano
R.Strauss, Sonata in F for Cello and Piano
.....Piatigorsky -vc, Pennario -pf, RCA LSC 3021

It's been a nice evening for music...
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Beatles: "let it be" Naked. No not me, them.

Right before we left for the holidays...

VA - Phil Spector's Christmas Album (Warner re-ish LP, prob. late 70's/early 80's, orig. 1963) The heavyweight classic of all times and still champeen. Like the man says, Back To Mono! Darlene Love, The Ronnettes, The Crystals, Bob B. Soxx & The Blue Jeans, and The Wall Of Sound - and that ain't no lump of coal. HoHoHo!