Whats on your turntable tonight?

Bruce Springsteen -Born to Run on Classic Records reissue

>needed a solid classic rock anthem to get started with coffee and toast today, good Sunday morning all. Cheers!

"Mulligan Meets Monk" Analogue Productions 45rpm reissue
"Polish-Hungarian Lute Music" Ragossnig -lute, Archiv 2533 294

Bob Dylan -Nashville Skyline on Columbia 360 Sound

Martha Reeeves & the Vandellas -Greatest Hits
on Tamla Motown

Dr. John -Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack on Clean Cuts

Jesse Sykes & the Hereafter -Reckless Burning
on Devil in the Woods Records

Yusef Lateef -Eastern Sounds 0n TransAtlantic Prestige

Rushton, I'm sure the 45rpm Pictures at an Exhibition/Reiner is one of the BEST outthere. Enjoy listening!

Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf
Saint-Saens: Carnival of the Animals
...Henderson/LSO, Beatrice Lillie -narrator, Decca SXL 2218 SpeakersCorner reissue (delightful, character-filled performances of these works in excellent sound)

Handel: Trio Sonatas for Violin and Continuo, L'Ecole D'Orphee, CRD 1075/6 (another outstanding recording engineered by Bob Auger! The CRD label is an often overlooked label full of stylish performances and outstanding sonics.)


Linkoping, the Classic 45rpm reissue of the Reiner/Pictures is indeed on of the best performances of this work in my collection and sonically is "top drawer". As usual, the 45 handily outperforms the 33 sonically. The 45rpm reissue of the Saint-Saens Organ Symphony (Sym No. 3, with Munch/BSO) is similarly superb.
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