Qobuz. 16/44.1. A very pleasant selection of pieces by Biber, Schmelzer, Cima, Frescobaldi and others. Very adequate but not exceptional.
Lineup:
Joliet Jake Blues (John Belushi) - vocals
Elwood Blues (Dan Akroyd) - harmonica, vocals
Steve Cropper - guitar
Matt Murphy - guitar
Donald Dunn - bass
Tom Malone - trombone, trumpet, saxophone
Lou Marini - saxophone
Tom Scott - saxophone
Alan Rubin - trumpet
Paul Shaffer - keyboards
Murphy Dunne - piano
Steve Jordan - drums
Willie Hall - drums
I was at that show, perhaps my all-time favorite. After the Blues Brothers, the Dead came on at midnight and played until 6 a.m. Then Bill Graham served breakfast and we went home. A great farewell to Winterland (which really did feel like a fire trap to be honest).
I could not find this on Qobuz, so I am listening to his string quartets by the Vanbrugh Quartet. I was not familiar with Moeran, and based on very limited listening so far he seems very reminiscent of Vaughan Williams.
Indeed. Very much in the English Pastoral camp with a lot of Celtic folk music influence.
ok i bet this is awesome.
Might have to hunt it down as i’m not seeing it on Tidal.
Highly recommended Coltrane. Just picked it up from Amazon. Nice clean open sound.
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I agree 100%. Remastering done right. Much better soundstage and presence.
Watching/listening. . .
Charles Mingus Quintet “Montreux Jazz Festival '75” DVD
