Whats on your turntable tonight?

Spending a final day of vacation listening to some marvelous recordings that demonstrate the value of the time and effort we put into getting our systems to sound as good as we can get them to sound:

Beethoven, Symphony No. 7, Kajski/PolishChmPO, Tacet L 149
(yet again)

Sibelius, Finlandia, Mackerras/LondonPromsO, RCA LSC 2336-45 (Classic Records 45 rpm reissue)

Crosby, Stills & Nash, S/T, Atlantic SD 8229-45 (Classic Records 45 rpm reissue)

Nanci Griffith, The Last of the True Believers, Philo PH 1109

Pierre Cochereau, Triptych Symphony for Organ, played on the organ at Boston Symphony Hall, Aeolian Skinner, Volume XII (mono)

John Coltrane, Blue Train, Blue Note 1577 -45 (Analogue Productions 45 rpm reissue)
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Rushton,

Very nice program for an enjoyable last day of vacation!

Rush-
Welcome back! I hope you had a good time!

Tonight so far:
Stravinsky "Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments" Ansermet/Magaloff/L'Orchestre De La Suisse Romande (London STS 15048)

Chet Baker "Chet" (Analogue Productions APJ016) 180g reissue of the Riverside

Analog Tape:
Hindemith "Violin Concerto" Oistrakh/Hoernstein/London Symphony (TP-006) 15ips Tape Project tape from the Decca SXL 6035 masters. One of those gems from London's Kingsway Hall, recorded by Kenneth Wilkinson

Dub Tractor's Hideout. Aerial by 2542.

Mahler, Symphony No. 5, Barbirolli/New Philharmonia Orchestra, EMI SLS 785 - a marvelous performance and recording!
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