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Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Maazel | Athenaeus - November 29, 2023
Interesting comment, Hiredfox. That had crossed my mind, too. I'm sure AI will be capable of remastering in the near future, be it old analogue recordings or early-digital PCM ...
Dr. John: In the Right Place | Downunderman - Yesterday 01:03 am
I was very happy to see that this title had made it into the Atlantic 75th anniversary series. It made me think about my university days in the mid 70's and one of the share ...
Knaggs: Two Streams - Simpson | Marcus DiBenedetto - November 29, 2023
Divine Mercy is the theme of this Cantata. Youthful composer Daniel Knaggs (b. 1983) wrote the music based partly on the spiritually inspired writings of Maria Faustina ...
Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Maazel | hiredfox - November 29, 2023
We are living at the time of A I and ChatGPT so anything may be possible! Joking probably but will A I be able to fill in the missing data? Seems likely at some point if not ...
Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Maazel | Adrian Quanjer - Today 03:08 am
Interesting food for thought, indeed. On a slightly different track: Some time ago I reviewed Schubert: Symphonies 1, 3 & 7 (8) - de Vriend in which I paid ...
Miles Davis: Seven Steps to Heaven | Downunderman - Yesterday 01:15 am
Great review Mark and I'm 100% with you on the provenance disclosure issue. It continues to baffle me why they think being open about the source material is a negative. To my ...
Peter Frampton: Frampton's Camel | Kveld-Úlfr - November 19, 2023
Downunderman's comment above is absolutely confirmed with the Peter Frampton: Frampton title that I own. I have ordered this Camel album, as well as ...
Mahler: Symphonies 1-9 - Maazel | Longjohns and Wifebeaters - Yesterday 11:39 am
I guess also whether it would even be financially viable, first as a development and then a production project. Look at us here, a niche in a niche in a diminutive market ...
John Coltrane: Evenings at the Village Gate
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Comment by Steven Harrison - August 21, 2023 (1 of 1)
I have this one. It was released in July. And if you have this one, then you know all about it. This is something for those who have everything, or almost everything, recorded by John Coltrane. The sound here is good, for what it is. You certainly gain an appreciation for Elvin Jones's drumming.
But to me, the real prize here is the booklet, a real treasure trove of information. There is a rather lengthy piece by Reggie Workman on the band in 1961, and he mentions why he left the band that December. His parents were doing poorly. His dad had cancer and his mother was struggling. He left the band to look after his parents. How wonderful! Regie still going at 86.