Whats on your turntable tonight?

Thanks Rush. It took a whole year.
hears to everyone out there looking for a job.
may everyone find one.

As for your selections;they are completely unknown to me but knowing what fantastic taste you have it must be great.Not to mention it is a Speakers Corner London.Did they make any bad ones?
I think I do have the Il Cornetto,I will have to check.

for me tonight:

Holst "Planets" Mehta/La Phil/ London

Purcell "King Arthur" Deller Consort/Harmonia Mundi

Sphere "Flight Path" /Elecktra Musician

Franz Josef Haydn "The Creation" Kings College Cambridge/Robert Tear/John Shirley Quirk/Heather Harper/ Acad. St. Martins in the Fields/ Sir David Willcocks conducting/ Arabesque recordings

Hey e- I'll second the congrats on your new job. My sister was out of work for a year too (pharmacist)

Also my Sphere "Flight Path" CEE-DEE (LOL) came. It sounds great. Bet the vinyl is superdee-dooperdee.

SRV-Live At Montreux 1982 & 1985 (Disc 2) This came up on iTunes shuffle and I just had to turn off shuffle, restart it, sit down, and listen. I know it ain't vinyl, but it's workin'.

Thanks Srwooten. I can say one good thing about the recession and unemployment:it got me back into listening to music.

The Sphere is indeed a wonderful disc.If you can find it on vinyl do not hesitate to purchase it.It can be found on Ebay from time to time. Also their "live" album is excellent too.It is a Italian pressing and has amazing sonics.

cheers

e

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An audio friend and I are going to a used record store tomorrow. Maybe I'll luck out and find one, or both.

The 45 rpm version of Herold-Lanchbury, "La Fille Mal Gardee" - Lanchberry/ORO, Decca SXL 2313 (Speakers Corner). Oh yes! Listening partner agreed: even better. (see post above)

Lee Morgan, "Tomcat" - Blue Note 1058-45 (Music Matters 45 rpm reissue. I wish I could simply subscribe to the entire series! These are all so incredibly good.)
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