Three favorite LP’s


What are your three most prized LP’s?

Mine are:

Bach Cantata #140. Karl Ristenpart, conductor. On  Nonesuch Records.

Debussy Nocturnes and Jeux. Concertgebouw Orchestra, Haitink, conductor.  On Philips Records

Just the Blues. Joe Williams, Count Basie. On Roulette Records,

Although I know it’s hard, please try to limit to three.

rvpiano

1. Santana Abraxas

2. Elton John Tumbleweed Connection

3. Jesse Colin Young Song for Juli

Just 3?

Can't Buy A Thrill by Steely Dan, for Do It Again -- my personal theme song for an important part of my life.

Black Talk by Charles Earland -- for More Today Than Yesterday, which provided me comfort through low points.

Jazz At The Pawnshop by Domnerus et al -- for venue immersion.

Tough, tough question.

- Neil Young - After the Gold Rush

- Grateful Dead - Workingman's Dead

- Bach - Brandenburg Concertos

Sorry to digress from analog,

@mahler123 

Just listened to the Tchaikovsky 6th with Haitink on IDAGIO.
 WOW!  
The great Concertgebouw in wonderful form.  
I didn’t know Haitink could be so exciting. 
And the sound: spectacular.

Scofield's latest with Dave Holland, brilliant reissue of Waltz for Debbie recommended by Fremer (Cohearent Audio LP), anything from Makiko Hirabayashi, Marilyn Mazur (left us recently, brilliant), and Klavs Hovman.