Bought this album because:
I love Dusty - one of the great singers.
I love the songs. Perfection.
I like AP releases
This? Nice, but nothing to write home about.
A bit bland, sadly.
Was hoping for more insight into the songs, and frankly a bit more…well, just more…
Oh well. I’ll stick to Dusty.
Didn’t do an A-B comparison with the redbook version, but this one sounds good, while not specifically audiophile as some other albums…
On 45rpm vinyl… 
Bill Wyman & The Rhythm Kings - Struttin’ Our Stuff, always really enjoy the tracks with Georgie Fame on lead vocals.
World Party - Goodbye Jumbo, CD rip. Not played this in a while and good to revisit Karl Wallinger’s early 90s (perhaps, finest) album.
On Vinyl:
Kokoroko - Kokoroko EP, Brownswood (2019)
Excellent music and excellent release by Brownswood sounds great, really nice pressing.
My Darline Clementine play songs from Elvis Costello’s country repertoire, and very good it is too. We have just booked them for next year.
Verdine White – vocals, bass, percussion
Philip Bailey – vocals, congas, percussion
Maurice White – vocals, drums, kalimba, leader
Jessica Cleaves – vocals
Johnny Graham – guitar, percussion
Al McKay – guitar, sitar, percussion
Larry Dunn – clarinet, piano, organ
Ralph Johnson – drums, percussion
Andrew Woolfolk – soprano saxophone, flute
Oscar Braschear – guest trumpet on “Zanzibar”
Recorded in 1973 at Clover Recorders, Hollywood, California / Album release May 1973
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Happy Birthday Larry Dunn! 
born 19th June 1953 in Denver, Colorado, USA 
68 years old Today! 
On Vinyl:
Amy Winehouse - Back To Black ( Deluxe Edition ), listening to the very entertaining bonus disc, which sounds like a proper album in it’s own right.
Joanna Newsom - Divers
It has been over 5 1/2 years since this came out,it is about time Joanna released a new album
