What are you listening to right now?

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Cat Stevens: Numbers



44/16 FLAC sourced from a MoFi Gold CD

Part of the three disc Mofi Cat Stevens gold CD Set

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Cat Stevens: Izitso




44/16 FLAC sourced from a MoFi Gold CD

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Cat Stevens: Back to the Earth



44/16 FLAC sourced from a MoFi Gold CD

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Dave Mason: Alone Together



44/16 FLAC sourced from a MoFi Gold CD

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The Modern Jazz Quartet: Blues at Carnegie



44/16 FLAC sourced from a MoFi Gold CD

[S Clark]

I've got several Art Tatum LP's and always found his style a bit too busy and in your face, but you put him with two other prima donnas like Lionel Hampton and Buddy Rich and it's just a great fit.  On a nice Pablo vinyl...

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The Steve Miller Band: Fly Like an Eagle



96/24 FLAC

[S Clark]

"Blowin' the Blues Away"  Horace Silver Quintet and Trio
1959 NM- pressing  Love Blue Mitchell's trumpet and Junior Cook on sax heats up just right as well. 

[S Clark]

Howard Hanson "Romantic Symphony"  #2
Eastman Rochester Orchestra, Hanson conducting 
Mercury Golden Imports

My God, this just so stunningly beautiful... not particularly complex, powerful, or even great, but just shear melodic, romantic beauty.  This is like a real love affair with a woman, not some infatuation of a teenager, but a deep and mature expression of a joyously contented soul. 
The main theme of the "Romantic" is something that can bring goosebumps.
I've got the original Mercury, but this is one those instances where the repressing is simply better, and honestly, I find that to be the rule rather than the exception with the Dutch repressing on Mercury Golden Imports.  I think it's simply better vinyl than the old U.S. Mercurys of the 50's and 60's
These aren't particularly expensive, so if you don't have one, go find one.

[Barry (NJ)]

Gorillaz - Plastic Beach...

[Barry (NJ)]

Colourbox (Import) - Colourbox

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Tony Bennett: Perfectly Frank



Qobuz Streaming

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Arthur Fielder/Boston Pops: An American Salute



RCA Victor CD

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Byron Janis Plays Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition



Mercury Living Presence SACD Hybrid

[S Clark]

Byron Janis Plays Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition



Mercury Living Presence SACD Hybrid

Oohhh,  I don't have that version... time to go to Discogs    Every piano lover is a fan of Janis.  Such a shame that his career was cut short by arthritis.

And I guess I still won't have a copy.   $$$$