Whats on your turntable tonight?

Hi, Zaikesman. Yes, I really enjoy this record and especially the title cut, "Undercurrent." I've listed this one before in its Music Matters reincarnation on 45rpm. It's one of the best sounding records from this superb reissue series that I have on my shelves.

Camino de Santiago - medieval music along the Pilgrims Route of St James, 13th Century Spain - Binkley/Studio der Fruhen Musik, Deutsch EMI 063-30108

Britten, "Cello Symphony" - Britten/English Chamber Orchestra with Rostropovich, cello - Decca SXL 6641
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Tried the Cowboy Junkies', Trinity Revisited on vinyl yet? A fantastic record! Sounds just like Margo is in the room signing and you can hear all of the reverberation of the Trinity Church, rich and organic. Wonderful!

Todd Rundgren: RUNT..........one of my all time favorites.

After four nights of packing and repacking boxes to send off and not getting any listening in, I have a day of respite and it has been a good day so far...

Tchaikovsky Sextet 'Souvenir de Florence', Melodiya (Russian label)
Mozart Complete Masonic Music, Edinburgh Festival Chorus & LSO (London, Japanese pressing by King)
Contemporary Music for the Viola (music by Shebalin, Svetlanov, Kryukov, Kirkor played by Mikhail Tolpygo), Melodiya

on now is...
Modern Jazz Quartet Concert in Tokyo, Volume 1

next up is one of my favorite pieces, the Hebraic Suite for Viola and Orchestra by Ernest Bloch, but a version I have just picked up and never heard before; one played by Andras von Toszeghi and the BBC Northen Symphony Orchestra.