@Adam1 Adam, if you’re talking about Chet, then his other three albums from that period, In New York, Plays The Best of Lerner & Loewe and It Could Happen To You are all very good (they’re on Craft with superb SQ). There’s a new one coming out at the end of the month called Blue Room which is also excellent.
@Bobthebuilder is a huge Chet-nik, he should be able to give you some recommendations.
Brilliant, cheers, very much appreciated always known of but just not familiar with and this album is stunning.
Likewise @Bobthebuilder, anything you reckon is unmissable then gratefully received.
The first time I ever heard a 500 system demo, this was played.
Beautiful music and benchmark recording.
G
Now playing…
Arilid Andersen - Molde Concert
Arild Andersen (Double-Bass), Bill Frisell (Guitar), John Taylor (Piano) and Alphonse Mouzon (Drums).
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… I am continuing on this morning with this 1980 release from Arild and along with Bill, John and Alphonse they are sounding sublime!
I saw Jeff in concert around this time - he played People Get Ready. In true Jeff style never said a word until he got this song and he said “Rod’s let me down again like a pair of old braces” - whether that meant Rod was due to show up to sing it?
Mark Olsen and Gary Louris - Ready for the Flood.
Mark & Gary from the Jayhawks. Produced by Chris Robinson from the Black Crowes.
One of those albums where every track is pure gold.
We went to the Milano hi-fidelity 2023 in Hotel Meliá this morning. Birds of Dominique Fils-Aimé was being played in several rooms.
John Lennon and Yoko Ono - Double Fantasy Stripped Down.
Now playing…
Patricia Barber - Cafe Blue – UN-mastered
Patricia Barber (Piano, Vocals), Maya Angelou (Spoken Word), Michael Arnopol (Bass), John McLean (Guitar) and Mark Walker (Drums, Percussion).
Streaming on Qobuz (44.1/16)… continuing on this morning with an album that I just love! …and Patricia and the band are sounding sublime!
I would like to say it is my favorite but all of Patricia’s albums are top shelf. One very sweet album…
Talk talk
And Bryter Layter… All are essential.
