Best Recording of Solo Tambourine

I'm not sorry at all. WS can Fck off.

Boy he sure has changed his tune...

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?aamps&1180850746&openusid&zzWinstonsmith&4&5#Winstonsmith

I guess when thing's don't go Winston's way, we're in trouble.

when my wife read a few of the 'responsive' posts

I like it when they watch...

This moron at least knows how to use Google for such obscure questions - leaving more time to post drivel elsewhere.

This was the best response of all:

02-01-08: Roberts4152
Actually, there's some good stuff out there, but we need to know what genre you are looking for:

In rock, I would say Metallica's "Tambourine Tsunami" is right up there with the best. Its only flaw is a bit of occasional brightness; try the SACD version.

Country, perhaps George Strait's' "Take the Pick-up Truck, but Leave the Tambourine" might work, if you don't mind a just a little singing with your instrument.

Classical is hardest to find solos. If you're willing to compromise, any of the Mozart tambourine concertos on Telarc are nice. Personally, my favorite recording is Berlioz' Requiem for Tambourine as performed by the Vienna Philharmonic (Herbert Von Karajan conducting, London Records). But have kleenex ready, it's a real tear jerker.

Can't help with ordering info, but I'm sure you could find them if you're willing to spend a few hours on Google.
Roberts4152 (Answers)

Thank you Roberts!

The day someone wanders in asking about tambourine solos, expecting NOT to get made fun of...I just don't know what kind of world that person is living in. But it's a world I would like to visit, because everyone sounds very 'inanity' there. That is, if I'm using that word correctly. I still haven't looked it up, and I don't expect anyone here to make fun of me for that.