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Best Live Recording on LP

Someone started an interesting thread about generating a list of great live recordings on CD. However, that is the wrong type of media for my system. (My turntable sounds much better than my CD player).

Therefore, please suggest some really great live recordings on LP. (I listen to Rock mostly and some Jazz.)

Here are a couple of recordings (on LP) that did not appear on that list in the above mentioned thread, that I think have merit.

"Jazz at the Pawnshop" on the Propious (sic) label.

Louis Armstrong's "St. James Infirmary" on 12"/45rpm reissue on the Classic label (I think).

Neil Young's "Live Rust" on Japanese import.

Also, Guys (and Gals), here is a question for you: Is it worth paying the extra money for the 12"/45rpm version of Bill Evans "Waltz for Debbie"? Or does the 180g version sound nearly as good?
kurt_tank
audiofeil
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Actually I was alluding to the Warner Bros. release which is just as good as the Mofi version. I have both and there is little, if any, difference.

Some times Mofi gets it right. See "Crime of the Century".

While others, most notably "Aja" and "Sticky Fingers", make for better frisbees than listening.
stltrains
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For the new millennium Cream at the Royal Hall returns that
Super classic rock band to give a performance and production that
Gives the ultimate in musical satisfaction.
Mike
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drewmb1
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The Crusaders "Scratch"
As quoted from "ALLMUSIC.com"
Recorded live at the Roxy, Scratch was one of the Crusaders' best recordings, an extravaganza of jazz and funk with great soloing from the group on top of a set of excellent grooves. From the loose-limbed funk of "Scratch" to a restless, understated version of their live standard "Eleanor Rigby" (which they'd been performing live for over six years), the Crusaders displayed a command of R&B forms in a jazz context."
tom_hankins
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Three i have listened to today that I like are...
Tom Waits "Nighthawks at the Diner"
Eric Clapton "Unplugged"
Hugh Masekela "Hope"
montejay
285 posts
 
Hugh Masekela-Hope
Keith Jarrett-At The Bluenote
Remember Shakti-John Mclaughlin,Zakir Hussain,T.H. Vinayakram,H.Chaurasia.
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