Jazz at the Pawn Shop...


What's the deal? Any real music or more audiophile junk?
oddmorning
It is simply a live recording with some audiophile "Details" (talking from guests and some other noises in the background), it is OK to listen to, better than those "pure but dead" Audiophile recordings.
I never understood why this recording has such high regard. I sometimes play it as background music, but it is nothing special.
It's a very good recording from a Scandinavian jazz club. The music is leaning towards dixieland, old style jazz.
It is a very detailed natural sounding live recording.
The reason it gets so much hype is that it is very close to being in a club setting which is what good recordings are supposed to do, sound as close to the original event as possible.