Polycarbonate Disc Bliss: The CD is alive and well


Despite what the audio press would have us believe, a very large number of enthusiasts still enjoy our CDs.

I would like like to start a list of EXCEPTIONALLY good sounding CDs for our fellow music lovers to seek out and enjoy. Here are a few, in no particular order, to begin:

1. Patricia Barber MSFL Cafe Blue;
2. Pretenders Isle of View;
3. All Prof. Johnson Reference Recordings;
4. Donald Fagan Morph The Cat
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Showing 3 responses by tomcy6

I found a couple of artists in Tidal’s Folk/Americana genre that I think are pretty good sonically and musically:

Chelsea Williams - Boomerang
Robert Francis - Indian Summer

These are not what most people consider folk music. Both are pretty electronic. I’d call them 21st century singer/songwriter. Definitely worth checking out if you can stream them to see if they’re your cup of tea.

Linda Ronstadt - Hummin’ to Myself

Linda’s second to last album. Great American Songbook with a small jazz band. Most like Diana Krall’s earlier stuff. Not a whiff of country or rock on it, but if you like Linda’s voice, she gives it a pretty good workout here and it hasn’t lost any of its greatness at this point.
leemaze, They're all available on cd.  Tidal is a great way to find music that you would never hear otherwise.  Then you can decide if one or two listens is enough or if you need to buy the cd.
You Don't Know Nothing - Frank Bey with the Anthony Paule Band

A live recording of Soul and Blues that captures the live feel and has very good sound quality too. A really nice cd.