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The Boston Symphony Orchestra/RCA marketing during its Erich Leinsdorf years (1962-1969) was “The Aristocrat of Orchestras”. No doubt, with the refinement of playing and glorious sound heard in their famous home hall. Artistically, Leinsdorf’s reign was hindered by many of his well-played RCA recordings bearing the dreaded “Dynagroove” label. But one shining light wa...


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Few albums from the classic singer-songwriter era felt as overdue for a true audiophile reissue as If You Could Read My Mind. Admired for its songwriting and emotional clarity, it went decades without an all-analog release that fully honored the recording. That finally changes with this Rhino Reserve edition, cut AAA as part of the “Start Your Ear Off Right”...


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Percussion recordings push systems to their limits, revealing every nuance of dynamics, tone, and spatial detail. When done right, they are both challenging and thrilling to listen to. Smoke & Mirrors Percussion Ensemble, originally released in 2012 and now reissued by Yarlung Records, exemplifies that rare alignment of inspired performance and meticulou...


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This recording is my first Clifford Brown LP and a top tip from Jack Graham via his wonderful “Straight Talk with Jack Graham” jazz YouTube channel. Jack has not steered me wrong yet.

Also, I’m not sure why I’m so late to the Clifford Brown party. He...


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A cause for celebration, as here we have DG The Original Source’s first remastering/reissue release from DG’s “Archiv Produktion” imprint. Founded in 1948 under the DG umbrella, it became a subsidiary in 1958 and specialized in Early and Baroque music.

When I was growing up in the 1960s, the distinctive grey covers were the gold standard for the best ...


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