Whats on your turntable tonight?

e, given the alignment of so much of our musical tastes, another LP in the Klimo Open Window series may also appeal to you, and it is still available. This is a collection of Baroque music for the cornett, called "Il Cornetto, Music for Baroque Cornett" on OW 004. The capture of the timbre of the instruments is superb; a record to be savored for it's delicacy and for the intricacies of the instrumental harmonics. Slipknot1 and I have mentioned this record several times in the past and Elusive Disc still has a few copies in inventory:
http://www.elusivedisc.com/prodinfo.asp?number=AEOW%20004
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testing the new wires. Just built a newer tonearm cable using mil-spec silver solid 30gauge wire.Also rewired the SUT with the same wire. The system just took a huge leap upwards in quality.Wire was given to me by Mike Morrow of Morrow Audio.
thanks Mike!

playing tonight:

Dire Straits: "Love over Gold"

Jennifer Warnes: "Famous Blue Raincoat"

Henry Prucell: "King Arthur" /Deller Consort Harmonia Mundi

Ralph Vaughn Williams "Mass in G minor"/ Corydon Singers Hyperion

John David Souther-ist album

Nina Simone - "Four Women: The Philips Recordings" [Verve/UMG '03] 4CD annnotated box set containing the entirety of her 7 albums recorded for the label between '64-'66
Miles Davis All Stars - "Walkin'" [Prestige/CMG RVG edition '54/'06] Extended-form modified blues just don't get any better than the title cut and "Blue 'n' Boogie" with the Sextet of J.J. Johnson, Lucky Thompson, Horace Silver, Percy Heath and Kenny Clarke, and the mono sound is downright yummy even on CD
Britten: Symphony For Cello & Orchestra/Suite from "Death In Venice" - Raphael Wallfisch, cello/English Chamber Orchestra, cond. Steuart Bedford [Chandos '85] Honestly guys, I'd been working on this one a few days prior to seeing your most recent posts!...

INXS - Kick (found an unopened one)

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti (found an orig pressing, that's pristine)

The Beatles - A Hard Days Night (mono)