Album which you have listened to most?

An album that I can't recommend highly enough:
Stacy Kent's "Raconte-Moi".
The title is French and means simply, Tell Me.
I don't speak French...barely get by with English, with a little pig latin thrown in.
But...BUT, this album will melt your soul.

Her French, is seemingly perfect...OK, OK, after the 'I don't speak French'...admission how would I know? Sorry...but it's just so beautiful.
That, and the production quality...WONDERFUL...just WONDERFUL.
She's been on repeat for several days now...I wake up to her, go to sleep to her.
Funny...she's not sexy, buxom like Renee Olstead...but there's this quality about her voice that drives a man to distraction.
Her husband, Tenor man, Jim Tomlinson did the producers job and wow, just wow.

If you haven't heard it, you can youtube jardin D'hiver (?) OK showin' my ignorance here...it means 'something garden'...but if you youtube, pick the one that shows a stylus about to descend on a piece of vinyl...it's wonderful.

Hope you all enjoy...and breaking with Audiogon's no contact rule...if any of you would ever like to contact me...it's:

[email protected]

Best,
Larry

Without a doubt Keith Jarrett's Koln Concert. From vinyl, to CD and now on 96/24 flac. I keep coming back to this album, in particular part III.

See lots listed I play often, so will list a few I don't see:

Roxy Music - Avalon - Great 80s ear candy.
Karla Bonoff self titled first album- from my 70s college days. Played it one night a while back and my wife liked it so it's often in rotation again.
Shelby Lynne - Just a little lovin - her tribute to Dusty Springfield

Abbey Road

Mine is simple. Freddie Hubbard "First Light." Freddie said this was the album that he was the most proud of.
CTI label is one of my favorites.
Give this one a try...