Impulse was such a great label!
My mind-altering introduction to Impulse was the 1972 triple set Energy Essentials, which I bought after hearing Pharoah Sanders awhile before on Mike Raven’s RnB show…
One of my most-loved records…literally blew my head open back then and still does.
Looks very nice!
Theres one described as Mint/VG £35 on Discogs
Btw what’s with the collaro TT mat?
The Collaro? A good-sounding mat is all. Preferred it to my Linn felt. I occasionally swap in a leather mat but always go back to the red…
Loved Hollie Cook! I had it wrong. It wasn’t In Dub I had, but Twice! Early onset I reckon 
Leather? Not seen one of those. The Collaro makes a difference? I thought they made sports car seats.
Hey while I’m here, did you get the Hollie Cooks? No like?
Leather mat is a German one, Sonic Voice - was recommended by the great Ray @ Graham’s…
Hollie - edited above!!!
Rick Wakeman – keyboards
Tony Fernandez – drums, percussion
St Paul’s Cathedral Choir
Recorded at CBS Studios, Wembley, London. 1976
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Happy Birthday Rick Wakeman! 
born on 18th May 1949 in the west London suburb of Perivale 
72 years old TODAY! 
Rick Wakeman The Six Wives Of Henry VIII / 2014 A&M / Germany CD / 5356246
Celebrating Rick’s birthday with a trip down memory lane - bought the LP when originally released!
Continuing on with Michael Stanley solo releases in chronological order. IMO the quality stayed high and he just kept putting them out there for his fans.
Michael Stanley - “American Road” (2005)
That’s Vocalion @TheKevster!
They do release some reasonably priced and great sounding Hybrid SACD’s on that label.
Junior Kimbrough - Most Things Haven’t Worked Out.
Following all the love for The Black Keys and Delta Kream, time to get into the original source of many of the choons on there.
Released in '97, and sounding stunningly good … 'nother belter!
Edit: apologies to @dknk, just noticed you had posted this one only recently. 
Bloody auto-correct! Yes, Geoff they do some excellent-value SACDs.
