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The legendary 1954 Fritz Reiner with Chicago Symphony Orchestra performance of a Strauss war horse. Recorded directly to 2-track analog by Jack Pfeiffer, the original session tapes were used in mastering for this LP in the Analogue Productions reissue series. Among the very first Living...
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Elvin Jones was nearing the end of his long stay with John Coltrane when he led these sessions in 1965, and while the style is small-group post-bop, the music is very different from the thick textures of the Coltrane quartet. Charlie Mariano soars overhead on a series of lyrical...
The opening instrumental to Bossanova makes it clear that the Pixies weren't about to take the same approach on their major-label debut as they did on their initial standout efforts, 1987's Surfer Rosa and 1989's Doolittle. More straightforward, linear, fluid, subtle, and dreamy,...
Billy Joel entered 1977 with a great track record but in need of breakthrough. Pairing with producer Phil Ramone, who developed the requisite ingredients missing from Joel’s formula, the singer-songwriter became a household name and chart-topping success courtesy of The Stranger, ranked...
A 1961 set of standards heavy on the ballads, Nice An' Cool is prime Gene Ammons. In front of a great piano-bass-drums trio (Richard Wyands, Doug Watkins, and J.C. Heard), Ammons' brilliant soulful tenor saxophone really stretches out on the familiar melodies, but the relatively concise...
One of the most accomplished musicians to emerge from the '60s music scene, Leon Russell proved equally accomplished as a singer, guitarist, keyboard player, composer and producer. Appearing on this recording with Russell was a cast of super stars including George Harrison and Ringo...
Rock 'n' roll legend Buddy Holly produced some of the most distinctive and influential music of his era. This self-titled 1958 classic was Buddy's last album released prior to the plane crash in Iowa that struck him down in 1959 at age 22. Analogue Productions' version features stellar...
Awash in controversy and loaded with revolutionary protest, Jefferson Airplane's Volunteers stands as the last album made by the group's classic lineup and brings insurgent closure to the peace-and-love era. The potent 1969 record confronts war, politics, greed, and environmental ruin...
One From The Heart ranks among the best soundtracks in history. Essential for any Tom Waits or Crystal Gayle devotee, it sets an example of what’s not only possible, but should be expected and demanded, when two likeminded artists collaborate. The sound is supreme, wide-open as the...
Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach's Painted From Memory endures as an extraordinary exhibition of prime music making, gorgeous arranging, and naked emotion. Having transpired after the pair teamed up on 'God Give Me Strength' for a film soundtrack, the album has since gone on to become...
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