My 20 best SOUNDING album's, (all formats)

[A.S.]

The Paul Berner album opens with an instrumental version of the song, with impressive sq.
And the liner notes qoutes the song as well.

http://www.soundliaison.com/studio-showcase-series/9-road-to-memphis-wav

Paul Berner Band
Road to Memphis

The Devil and Elvis Presley

Just a country boy that combed his hair
Put on a shirt his mother made and he went on the air
And he shook it like a chorus girl
He shook it like a Harlem Queen
He shook it like a midnight rambler, baby
Like he never seen, never seen, like he never seen, never seen
(Elvis Presley Blues, Gillian Welch)

Paul Berner - bass
Michael Moore - sax / clarinet
Ed Verhoeff - guitar (left)
Peter Tiehuis - guitar (right)

01. Elvis Presley Blues

 

[A.S.]

This Gillian Welch is not top SQ but I love the song, great lyrics.

For a Gillian with not only good songs but also good SQ this one is recommended; the Harrow and the Harvest.

 

[sheltiedave]

This is a great thread, and very helpful for stocking the shelves.

 

[A.S.]

I listened to the excepts from their new sampler download, and there is 3 new albums on the way (last 3 songs on the sampler). The excepts sounds VERY promising...best of all.. a new Carmen Gomes album ... it does not say anything about release date or am I missing something?
link to samples; Sound Liaison Music Shop

It is here and it was worth waiting for. Sounds even better than the sampler, great deep wide Sound Stage yet so coherent...stunning. They have an introductory price of $11 for the PCM master file at the moment.

Carmen Gomes Inc, Little Blue; http://www.soundliaison.com/

 

[A.S.]

This is a great thread, and very helpful for stocking the shelves.

or the Hard disk

 

[tes]

Greetings,

I want to thank and appreciate A.S. for posting the tip for Al Gromer Khan. This artist has the inspiration that allows the music to point to the silence. Very few artists do so.

I would add to that space with Peter Gabriel's Passion: Music for The Last Temptation of Christ

L

 

[A.S.]

Greetings,

I want to thank and appreciate A.S. for posting the tip for Al Gromer Khan. This artist has the inspiration that allows the music to point to the silence. Very few artists do so.

My Pleasure
Here is one more artist getting his inspiration from silence, especially track 11 ''Krakow'';

"Silence is the most important part of my music making.
Silence is there, foregoing every first note I play.
Silence being the place for inspiration.
Silence which lets me start each piece of music as a child hearing it for the first time.
Silence keeping me from automatically following the beaten path."......
(Andre Heuvelman)

http://www.soundliaison.com/

 

[A.S.]

Greetings,

I want to thank and appreciate A.S. for posting the tip for Al Gromer Khan. This artist has the inspiration that allows the music to point to the silence. Very few artists do so.

I would add to that space with Peter Gabriel's Passion: Music for The Last Temptation of Christ

L

Now it is my turn to say thank you!
Great recording;

 

[Barry]

I haven't listened to any of the more recent CDs, but if you come across any of the older Jazz LPs, ANYTHING on the ECM label is terrific.

 

[Mas]

I haven't listened to any of the more recent CDs, but if you come across any of the older Jazz LPs, ANYTHING on the ECM label is terrific.

+1
here is a track from one of my favorite ecm albums;

 

[A.S.]

Bobo Stenson, if one pianist deserves wider recognition, he is the man;

 

[zagfan]

What Alblum is that track from?

 

[A.S.]

What Alblum is that track from?

Serenity; Bobo Stenson trio. The songs real name is ''Golden Rain''

highly recommended

 

[A.S.]

in swedish but interesting;

 

[A.S.]

Now it is my turn to say thank you!
Great recording;

Sometimes I wonder, where would modern day classical composers be with out the movie industry.

 

[Feanor]

Well since you ask ... BTW, I don't do vinyl anymore, so it's all CD (or SACD though I usually listen to the CD layers via ripped computer files) ... Here's a few, mostly classical; I work up to 20:

Berlioz' Symphonie Fantastique ~ Paavo Järvi / Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, on Telarc

Mahler: Symphony No. 1 ~ Michael Tilson Thomas / San Francisco Symphony, on SFS's own label

Mahler: Symphony No. 3 ~ Kent Nagano / German Symphony, Berlin, on Teldec

Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade, Etc. ~ -José Serebrier / London Philharmonic, on Reference Recordings

J.S. Bach: Motets BWV 225-30 ~ Rene Jacobs / RIAS Chamber Choir, on Harmonia Mundi

LUX AETERNA -Requiem & Messe cum Jubilo ~ The Gents, on Channel Classics

Rutter: Requiem; Five Anthems ~ Timothy Seelig / Turtle Creek Chorale; Women's chorus of Dallas, Reference Recordings

Carols From the Old & New Worlds ~ Paul Hillier / Theatre of Voices: Paul Hillier, on Harmonia Mundi France

Carter: Clarinet Concerto · Symphonia ~ Oliver Knussen / BBC Symphony Orchestra, on Deutsche Gramophon

Beethoven: The Middle String Quartets ~ Tokyo String Quartet, on RCA Red Seal

Early Music (Lachrymæ Antiquæ) ~ Kronos Quartet, on Nonesuch

Kind Of Blue ~ Miles Davis, on HD Tracks 24/192 hi-rez

Stravinsky: The Song Of The Nightingale, The Firebird, Rite of Spring ~ Eiji Oue / Minnesota Orchestra, hi-rez, Reference Recordings

 

[A.S.]

Great list, Thanks for posting.

 

[Mike]

On vinyl!!!


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[Kuoppis]

Great stuff. Those musicians are freaks in the best way.

Funny idea that, to put a classical pianist and a pop drummer to play jazz together .


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[tunes]

On vinyl!!!


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+1 !
And on R2R tape


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