Whats on your turntable tonight?

Toto IV...old and purchased used. NOT an "a'phile reissue" but very quiet and dynamic. It sounds great. Really enjoying the harmonies on Side 1, Track 3 "I Won't Hold You Back".

Ian & Sylvia, So Much For Dreaming, Vanguard VSD 79241
Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison, Columbia CS 9639

A pleasure diving back so many years.

Allegri, Miserere, Guest/Choir of St. John's College Cambridge, Meridian E4577058 45rpm

Lars Erik Larsson:
..Concertino for Double Bass & String Orch
..Liten Serenad
Filharmonins Kammarensemble, SwedishSoc SLT 33187

Marcel Dupre:
..Prelude & Fge in g, op7,3
..Triptyque, op51
Marcel Dupre organ of St. Thomas Church NY, Mercury SR 90169 (Speakers Corner reissue)

Hank Mobley, Quintet, Blue Note BNLP1550-45 (45rpm Music Matters reissue)

The Who, Who's Next, Classic Records reissue

Queen, A Night at the Opera, Elektra 7E 1053
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Back to swooning over Sade's "Promise," especially "Is It A Crime," "War Of The Hearts" and "Mr. Wrong." Great music and amazing sonics for a big, studio pop album.

Also, Bonnie Raitt, "Nick Of Time" on the original vinyl release - "Cry On My Shoulder" is mesmerizing.

Tonight:
Jan Garbarek : Esoteric Circle -Flying Fish, forget about "Folk Songs" and other NewAgey stuff by him, this is 1969 George Russell tight reign yet

John McLaughlin : Extrapolation - with John Surman adding some heat

Milt Buckner : Green Onions - some killer organ + piano tracks, never need to be remastered