Whats on your turntable tonight?

Frank Sinatra - "Sinatra's Swingin' Session" [Capitol FDS '61]
Tony Bennett - "At Carnegie Hall vol.1" [Columbia 360S '62]
Jacques Loussier Trio w/RPO - "Plays Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no.5" [London Phase 4 '69]
Holst/The Planets - Bernard Herrmann/LPO [London Phase 4 '69]
Julian Bream - "Plays Villa-Lobos" [RCA RS '71]
Gordon Lightfoot - "Sundown" [Reprise '73]

Rush: no I don't know that one but it has to be a winner because you have it and Durafle playing is a no brainer.I will be looking for it. I don't much like Michael Murray but the big Skinner organ in Atlanta is pretty incredible.Though I don't really like Telarc much either.The Telarc has the Gloria on it as well.

After work playing, while watching South Park in between.

Allegri "Miserere"
Palestrina "Stabat Mater"
Gibbons "This is the record of John"
Byrd "Mass for Four Parts"
all from a set "Festival of Kings"
Kings College Cambridge/Willcocks/ Argo

Mark Knopfler Sound track to "Local Hero" Warner Bros.

Took a cue from Zaiksman and spun The Dictators-Bloodbrothers last night.As the 'Handsome One' would say "the pleasure is all mine"....also spun Future Blues by Canned Heat..yowza.

Just a quick note to thank you all for keeping this thread alive! I have not posted in quite some time due to illness that has kept me out of my listening room. But, I am happy to say, I am recovering and will be listening to a lot of music again. A number of Tape Project reels arrived while I was in the hospital, as did some new vinyl I had on order.

Welcome back Slipknot1 (to your listening room as well as to the thread!), sorry to learn of your illness but glad you're recovering now.

Jaybo: I highly recommend treating yerself to the Norton comp, the Bloodbrothers demos are killer (as is everything before them as well), not much different but gratifyingly rawer, and the liner notes alone are worth it.