Whats on your turntable tonight?

Trying to (re)break-in a new/used cart here, so far the best I've had yet in every respect save for the all-important tonal balance, we'll see...

The Stranglers - "Black And White" [A&M '78]
Savoy Brown Blues Band - S/T [Japanese London '69]
Jerry Reed & Chet Atkins - "Me And Chet" [RCA '72]
The Free Design - "You Could Be Born Again" [Project 3 '68]
Dusty Springfield - "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" [Philips '66]
The Standells - "The Live Ones" [Sundazed EP '01, rec. '66]
The Damnation Of Adam Blessing - "The Second Damnation" [UA '70]
The Savage Seven - Mot. Pic. Sndtrk. [Atco '68]
Ravi Shankar - "Improvisations" [World Pacific '62]
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - "The Tears Of A Clown" [Tamla '70]
Chuy Reyes - "Arthur Murray Favorites/Rhumbas" [Capitol mono reissue '?]
Enric Madriguera - "Arthur Murray Favorites/Sambas" [Capitol mono reissue '?]

NRBQ - "All Hopped Up" [Red Rooster '77]
Hal Blaine - "Drums! Drums! A Go Go" [Dunhill '65]
The Shadows - "Surfing With The Shadows" [Atlantic '63]
The Astronauts - "Go..Go..Go!" [RCA '65]
Dexter Gordon - "One Flight Up" [Blue Note reissue, '65]
Eddie Harris - "Instant Death" [Atlantic '72]
Hugh Masekela - "Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz" [Blue Thumb '72]

Norah Jones- Come Away With Me, on Clarity vinyl- really good

Aerosmith-featuring "Dream On"- good rock album with arguably the best power ballad of all time, Dream On.

I am spinning the most unusual music ever recorded by Grant Green; the motion picture soundtrack "The Final Come-Down".

Orpheus10: Sounds cool, I'll bite, what makes it the most unusual Grant Green music?