Your One "Go To" Recording

Jorma Kaukonen, Blue Country Heart. With Sam Bush, Bela Fleck, Jerry Douglas and Byron House; they really settle into the finest groove this side of any Bluegrass I've heard.

Honorable mention to Alison Krauss & Union Station Live. I'm excited cuz I'll be seein' 'em when they come 'round in March...

ap 45 tenor madness by sonny rollins.

neil young "unplugged"

Classic Records' 200g reissue of the Mercury "Firebird" with Dorati and the LSO. Gets everything right, enormous dynamic swings, passionate performace, and a great recording. A close second is the Classic Records' 45 rpm reissue of "Kind Of Blue". For choral works/soundstaging I am very fond of Holst's "Savitri" on Argo.

I know, the thread said "one go to..." but I couldn't help myself.

... but if I'm going to be a good boy and play by the rules, it would probably be Paul Simon, "Graceland."

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Happy listening!