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[roberto]

Hey Chicos,

I don't want to be a braggart, but I do have more good recordings to share. For those who can do streaming, try this:

Nancy Bryan: Sweet Havana
Kenda Shank: Photograph
Patti Smith: Walking Blind/Dead Man
Chico Freeman: Murcia
Basie, Evinson, Smith: Just A Dream On My Mind
Steve Davis Project: One, Two, Free
Sotonga: N'Kosi Sikelel-E
Via Olatunji: Bethlehem
Cynda Williams: Harlem Blues
Lori Lieberman: Drive in
Desire: I Aint Mvin
David Bowie: Cat People
Alabama Chicken: Moonrise (playing a saw)
Steve Ray Vaughan: Tin Pan Alley
Kurt Ellin: Flirting With Twilight
Diana Krall: Let's Face The Music And Dance
Muddy Waters: My Face Is The Delta
Jarabe De Palo: La Flaca
Camile Saint Saens: The Elephant
Nino Torrenet & Son De Hoy: Gozalo
Beethoven: Danse Allemande
Donizetti: Andante Sostenuto for Harp and Oboe
Tom Jones and Jeff Beck: Going Down Slow
Dean Peer: Mars


I do know that you have your favourites, and good recordings too. This is just a sample of how good the recordings are on these days, The problem is to reproduce them, not to do the recordings.

Happy listening!

[admin]

A recent standout quality album that I listened to recently and now actually use for A/B comparisons is:

SYML - Sacred Spaces

https://www.symlmusic.store/products/70 ... s-vinyl-lp

It's available for streaming in 24b/48khz on most major streaming services. I would probably put this in the top 5 highest quality vocal recordings. What's amazing is that it was recorded live but sounds essentially "perfect" like a studio album. It was recorded in St. Mark's Cathedral in Seattle, Washington. I think that adds a unique sound space that can't be replicated in a studio booth. It's one of those albums that I had never heard of before and it was introduced to me by a random playlist. Since then I've used it as one of my reference albums.