Your One "Go To" Recording

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!

Walter Becker: 11 Tracks of Whack.
Nary a clunker in the bunch.

Paul MCcartney; "Flowers in the Dirt" On my turntable this is the best sounding Record I own.

Van Morrison- "Ain't Nothin You Can Do" Live 1973 LP. This tune starts the concert. My body gets sore from wigging and a wagging, tapping and a stomping.
Really, ain't nothing you can do...