Playlist 3/5-3/18 07
There I go, forget a week and next thing you know, forget a year...
and for those who care, I apologize.
Totally cool music though...
1. This Kind of Punishment: in the same room./5 by four., Ajax 030-1
2. Pit Er Pat: Babies Single, Born and Raised on Sugar Disks Baros 1
3. Booker T. & The MGs: Hip Hug-her, Stax S 717
4. Booker T: Evergreen, Epic KE 33143
5. Various: ReRecords Quarterly Vol.1 No.3, Re 0103
6. Stanley Cowell: Musa-Ancestral Voices-Solo Piano, Strata East SES 19743
7. David Holland/ Barre Phillips: Music from Two Bases, ECM 1011 ST
8. Billy Harper: Capra Black, Strata East SES 19739
9. Janos Starker: Dohnanyi/Cello Concerto OP.12-Kodaly/Sonata for Solo Cello OP.8 Angel 35627
10.David Oistrakh: Bruch/Scottish Fantasia-Hindemith/Violin Concerto (1939), London Symph. Horenstein-Hindemith, London CM 9337
11.Zino Francesscatti: Encores (various), Columbia Masterworks ML 4534
12.Billy Eckstine/Sarah Vaughan: Sing the Best of Irving Berlin, Mercury MG 20316
13.Nino Rota: Rocco & His Brothers, RCA Victor International FOC-2
14.Various: Columbia Jazz Festival, Columbia JJ1
15.David Romaine: It's Just The Gypsy In My Soul, Mercury MG 20361
16.Charlie Haden-Chris Anderson: none but the lonely, Naim LP079
17.Antonio Forcione & Sabina Sciubba: Meet in London, Naim LP068
18.Charlie Haden & John Taylor: Nightfall, Naim LP078
19.Orchestre Jazira: Nomadic Activities, Celluloid 6725
20.Blind Willie Johnson: 1927-1930 Folkways RBF 10
21.The Happenings: Piece of Mind, Jubilee JGS 8028
22.Claude Denjean: Moog! London Phase 4 SP 44155
23.Nicanor Zabaleta: Harp, Orch.De Chambre/Paul Kuentz, Deutshe Grammopon 139 304 SLPM
24.Muddy Waters: The London Sessions, Chess 60013
25.The Clash: Sandinista!, Epic E3X 37037
26.The Human Beinz: Nobody But Me, Capitol T 2906
27.Blues Magoos: I wanna be there/Summer is the Man, Mercury (45) 72707
28.Pacific Gas & Electric Starring Charlie Allen: S/T, ABC Dunhill DSX-5017
29.Jerry Lee Lewis: The Legend of, Wing/Mercury PKW-2-125
30.The Mars Volta: Frances the Mute, Gold Standard Laboratories 96
31.Moby Grape: WOW, Columbia GS 9613
32.Thunder Clap Newman: Hollywood Dream, Track Records SD 8264
33.Stephane Grappelli/David Grisman: Live, Warner Bros. BSK 3550
34.Damsel: Distressed, Temporary Residence LTD 113
35.Liars: They Were Wrong So We Drowned, Stumm 225
36.Explosions in the Sky: all of a sudden i miss everyone, Temporary Residence LTD 99
37.Greatful Dead: Workingman's Dead, Warner Bros. 1869
38.Vanishing Voice: Stone Tablet, Important Records
39.Deer Hoof: Friendly Opportunity, Tomlab 90lp/ATPRLP26
40.Isis: In the Absence of Truth, Robotic Empire 071
41.Johnny Cash: Country & Western Classics, 3 records, Time-Life TLCW-03
42.Various: Stay Awake, Interpretations of Classic Disney Music, A&M SP 3918
43.Kevin Doria: Total Life, ADR 061
44.Stravinsky: Petrouchka, Dorati/Minn. Symp. Mercury Living Presence MG 50058
45.Leonard Bernstein: The Age of Anxiety, Columbia Masteworks ML 4325
46.Teddy Wilson: Mr.Wilson & Mr. Gershwin, Columbia CL 1318
47.George Shearing Quintet: Latin Escapade, Capitol T737
48.Stravinsky/Tchaikovsky: Firebird/Romeo & Juliet Leonard Bernstein Phil.-Symp. Orch. NY, Columbia Masterworks ML 5182
As usual, this is quite a list of records. No set plan, all free association and just plain fun.
Do you have fun listening to your hifi?????
Many of the records I have played are Mono brought to life by the incredible Dynavector XV1-S Mono and Tron Seven.
MONO RULES!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you to the good people at Dynavector and thank you Mike Pranka for telling me the XV1-S Mono is a must have.
To really confuse matters, most of the stereo records I listened to in this grouping were played using the $1,000. Allnic
Verito Cartridge. No, it's not an XV1-S, but it may be a close second.
Keep tuned...
PEACE
and for those who care, I apologize.
Totally cool music though...
1. This Kind of Punishment: in the same room./5 by four., Ajax 030-1
2. Pit Er Pat: Babies Single, Born and Raised on Sugar Disks Baros 1
3. Booker T. & The MGs: Hip Hug-her, Stax S 717
4. Booker T: Evergreen, Epic KE 33143
5. Various: ReRecords Quarterly Vol.1 No.3, Re 0103
6. Stanley Cowell: Musa-Ancestral Voices-Solo Piano, Strata East SES 19743
7. David Holland/ Barre Phillips: Music from Two Bases, ECM 1011 ST
8. Billy Harper: Capra Black, Strata East SES 19739
9. Janos Starker: Dohnanyi/Cello Concerto OP.12-Kodaly/Sonata for Solo Cello OP.8 Angel 35627
10.David Oistrakh: Bruch/Scottish Fantasia-Hindemith/Violin Concerto (1939), London Symph. Horenstein-Hindemith, London CM 9337
11.Zino Francesscatti: Encores (various), Columbia Masterworks ML 4534
12.Billy Eckstine/Sarah Vaughan: Sing the Best of Irving Berlin, Mercury MG 20316
13.Nino Rota: Rocco & His Brothers, RCA Victor International FOC-2
14.Various: Columbia Jazz Festival, Columbia JJ1
15.David Romaine: It's Just The Gypsy In My Soul, Mercury MG 20361
16.Charlie Haden-Chris Anderson: none but the lonely, Naim LP079
17.Antonio Forcione & Sabina Sciubba: Meet in London, Naim LP068
18.Charlie Haden & John Taylor: Nightfall, Naim LP078
19.Orchestre Jazira: Nomadic Activities, Celluloid 6725
20.Blind Willie Johnson: 1927-1930 Folkways RBF 10
21.The Happenings: Piece of Mind, Jubilee JGS 8028
22.Claude Denjean: Moog! London Phase 4 SP 44155
23.Nicanor Zabaleta: Harp, Orch.De Chambre/Paul Kuentz, Deutshe Grammopon 139 304 SLPM
24.Muddy Waters: The London Sessions, Chess 60013
25.The Clash: Sandinista!, Epic E3X 37037
26.The Human Beinz: Nobody But Me, Capitol T 2906
27.Blues Magoos: I wanna be there/Summer is the Man, Mercury (45) 72707
28.Pacific Gas & Electric Starring Charlie Allen: S/T, ABC Dunhill DSX-5017
29.Jerry Lee Lewis: The Legend of, Wing/Mercury PKW-2-125
30.The Mars Volta: Frances the Mute, Gold Standard Laboratories 96
31.Moby Grape: WOW, Columbia GS 9613
32.Thunder Clap Newman: Hollywood Dream, Track Records SD 8264
33.Stephane Grappelli/David Grisman: Live, Warner Bros. BSK 3550
34.Damsel: Distressed, Temporary Residence LTD 113
35.Liars: They Were Wrong So We Drowned, Stumm 225
36.Explosions in the Sky: all of a sudden i miss everyone, Temporary Residence LTD 99
37.Greatful Dead: Workingman's Dead, Warner Bros. 1869
38.Vanishing Voice: Stone Tablet, Important Records
39.Deer Hoof: Friendly Opportunity, Tomlab 90lp/ATPRLP26
40.Isis: In the Absence of Truth, Robotic Empire 071
41.Johnny Cash: Country & Western Classics, 3 records, Time-Life TLCW-03
42.Various: Stay Awake, Interpretations of Classic Disney Music, A&M SP 3918
43.Kevin Doria: Total Life, ADR 061
44.Stravinsky: Petrouchka, Dorati/Minn. Symp. Mercury Living Presence MG 50058
45.Leonard Bernstein: The Age of Anxiety, Columbia Masteworks ML 4325
46.Teddy Wilson: Mr.Wilson & Mr. Gershwin, Columbia CL 1318
47.George Shearing Quintet: Latin Escapade, Capitol T737
48.Stravinsky/Tchaikovsky: Firebird/Romeo & Juliet Leonard Bernstein Phil.-Symp. Orch. NY, Columbia Masterworks ML 5182
As usual, this is quite a list of records. No set plan, all free association and just plain fun.
Do you have fun listening to your hifi?????
Many of the records I have played are Mono brought to life by the incredible Dynavector XV1-S Mono and Tron Seven.
MONO RULES!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you to the good people at Dynavector and thank you Mike Pranka for telling me the XV1-S Mono is a must have.
To really confuse matters, most of the stereo records I listened to in this grouping were played using the $1,000. Allnic
Verito Cartridge. No, it's not an XV1-S, but it may be a close second.
Keep tuned...
PEACE
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