Sunday, September 23, 2007

September Songs...

Records, records everywhere, no place to sit, no order, no list, pure lunacy and true art.

1. Johnny Cash: I walk the Line, Columbia CL2190 (mono)
2. Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers: Here Comes My Girl/Casa Dega, Don't Bring Me Down, MCA MCAT 539
3. The Shramms: Walk to Delphi, Okra 33007
4. Grant Green: The Main Attraction, Kudu KU29
5. Erik Satie: Vol.1, Aldo Ciccolini, Angel S-36482
6. Erik Satie: Vol.2, Aldo Ciccolini, Angel S-36459
7. Erik Satie: Vol.3, Aldo Ciccolini, Angel S-36485
8. Ravi Shankar: Sounds of the Sita, World Pacific WPS-21434
9. Ravi Shankar: Music of India, Angel 33468
10.Beethoven: Quartet in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 131/Juillard String Quartet, RCA LM-2626
11.Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No.3, Janis/Boston Symp./Munch, RCA VICS-1032
12.Bach: Concerto in F Major, Partita No.1 in B-Flat Major, Partita No.2 in C Minor/Glenn Gould, Columbia MS 6141
13.Arnold Schoenberg: The Complete Music for Solo Piano/Glenn Gould, Columbia MS 7098
14.Brahms & Franck: Violin Sonatas/David Oistrakh/Violin-Sviatoslav Richter/piano Musical Heritage Society MHS 3956
15.Scriabin: Ruth Laredo/piano, Connoissuer Society CS-2035
16.Scriabin: Hilde Somer/piano, Mercury SR 90525
17.Beethoven: "Archduke" Trio No.7 in B Flat Major, Op.97 Rubinstein/piano, Heifetz/violin, Feuermann/cello, RCA LCT-1020 (mono)
18.Scriabin/Prokofiev: Sonata No.3/Sonata No.7/Glenn Gould piano, Columbia MS 7173
19.Liszt: Piano Concerto No.1 in E Flat Major & No.2 in A Major/Richter/Kondrashin/London Symph. Phillips 6880 046
20.Beethoven: Symp. No.5/Walter/Columbia Symph. Columbia ML 5365 (mono)
21.Brahams/Schumann: Trio in E Flat Major for piano/Horszowsik, violin/Schneider & horn/Jones, Op.40/
Quartet in E Flat Major for piano/Horszowski and strings/Schneider/Violin, Katims/viola, Miller/cello,Op.47 Columbia ML 4892 (mono)
22.Beriloz: Symp.Fantastique, Montreux/Vienna Phil. Orch. RCA VIC-1031 (mono)
23.Beethoven: Appassionata & Funeral March Sonatas/Richter RCA LM-2545 (mono)
24.Prokofiev: Love for 3 Oranges Suite/Lieutenant Kije Suite/Ormandy/Phil.Orch. Columbia ML 5945 (mono)
25.Schumann/Grieg: Concerto in A Minor for piano & Orch.Op.16/Op.54 Dinu Lipatti Columbia ML 4525 (mono)
26.Sly and the Family Stone: Dance to the Music, Epic E 30334
27.Sly and the Family Stone: A Whole New Thing, Epic E 30335
28.John Renbourn & Stefan Grossman: Live...in Concert, Shanachie 95001
29.Ace Cannon: Sweet & Tuff, Hi SHL 32030
30.Bill Black's Combo: Movin' HI HL-12005 (mono)
31.Bernard Herrmann: The Composer Conducts, London Phase 4 SPC21151
32.Pearl Bailey: S.T., Coral CRL 57037 (mono)
33.Chico Hamilton: The Dealer, impulse A-9130 (mono)
34.Deerhoof: Apple O', Menlo Park MPK7026
35.Dexter Gordon: Dexter Calling, Blue Note 84083
36.Morton Gould: More Jungle Drums, RCA LSC-2768
37.Esquivel his piano group: Four Corners of the World, RCA LPM-1749
38.Doc & Merle Watson: Two Days in November, Poppy PP-LA210-G
39.Poco:Legend, MCA MA 1099
40.Randy Newman: Good Old Boys, Reprise MS 2193
41.Sandy Nelson: Rock 'N' Roll Revival, Imperial LP-12400
42.Sandy Nelson: Soul Drums, Imperial LP-9362
43.Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers: Damn the Torpedos, MCA-5105
44.Tangerine Dream: Rubycon, Virgin 2025
45.The Hollies: Words & Music of Bob Dylan, Epic BN 26447
46.V.A.: Piano Blues Legends, JSP 1056
47.Nat 'King' Cole & his Trio: After Midnight, Pure Pleasure PPAN W782
48.Gil Evans Orch.: Out of the Cool, impulse A-4 (mono)
49.Audio Fidelity: Demo & Sound Effects Record, Audio Fidelity AFSD 5890
50.Otis Redding: The Great Sings Soul Ballads, 4 Men with Beards 4M105
51.Otis Redding/Carla Thomas: King & Queen, Stax/Sundazed LP 506
52.George Harrison: 33 & 1/2, Dark Horse DH 3005
53.Electric Light Orchestra: Discovery, Jet Records 25AP 1600
54.Area Code 615: S.T., Polydor 24-4002
55.Sonny Rollins/Oliver Nelson: Alfie, Impulse A-9111
56.V.A.: Reggae Sunsplash '81, Electra E1-60035 G
57.Spoon: Kill the Moonligh, Merge MRG215
58.Doc Watson: Southbound, Vanguard/Cisco VSD-79213
59.Skip James: Today, Vanguard/Cisco VSD-79219
60.Pelican: City of Echoes, Hydra Head HH666-124
61.Liars: Strumm 287, Mute
62.Charlie Poole & the North Carolina Ramblers, County 505

YIKES/ENOUGH!!!!!!!!!!
My hand is going to fall off and I can't return to the either again today for what's missing.
Mystery is good...
Music is infinite.

All the records were played on either a TW AC w. 3 motors or Raven One with 2 arms.
Most were played on the One with a 507 and Koetsu Jade or AirTight PC-1.
I can't stop listening to this table.
Thomas, maybe the One is too good.
Speaking of which,
check out
www.stereomojo.com
Thanks James, you nailed it bro!

1 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

Greetings from bucolic New Jersey where we have the best judges money can buy.

Your playlist is provocative and exquisite -- a welcome impetus to explore the unknown.

Several of your choices reflect for me the integrity of your vision:

- Any friend of Glenn Gould's ("Uncle Glenn" to my small children) is a friend of mine

- Your brilliant choice of the old Columbia recording of Brahms's Horn Trio and Piano Quartet takes me back to my childhood -- one of my very first LPs and one I loved dearly. Can you believe I'd forgotten it?? I shall dig it out as soon as I'm finished writing

- Bravo for including the Julliard's RCA reading of Beethoven Opus 131 -- a much more nuanced and deeply contemplative traversal than the later live -- and to me somehow perfunctory -- Columbia recording.

Long may you prosper and be sustained by music -- Bill Sims

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