Hey Richard & Soren,

I like the way you guys think! You set a fine example for all of us. 😜

Jeff 🙂

The Benny Goodman Story

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Hi Richard,

Excellent choice! How I "miss" the forties. (No, I wasn't alive in the forties, but love the music.) 😁

Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey too. And for God's sake, I can't forget Desi Arnaz.

Jeff

Duke Ellington at the Cotton Club - recordings from about 1927 thru 1929 or so. Plus another of his masterpieces the sound score he wrote for the movie "Anatomy of a Murder". The movie that made George C. Scott a star.

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Yesterday evening, I was delighted listening to FIP radio.

It was a Al Jarreau special night. WOW !

Then I heard it was a special night because he died.

2016 was a sad year, 2017 continues...😠

Czech Radio Jazz

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Beautiful equipment Henrik, I especially like the Platters cassette for your Beocord 9000.

Here in the great Frozen North (Canada) I have been listening to an audio treasure Susanna Rinaldo, an LP from my miss-spent youth. 😎

Jeff

Guys,

I am really on a roll thoroughly enjoying my new Beolab 5000 and LONGTIME Beogram 8000 (owned since new). Went from Classical Argentine Susanna Rinaldi to a REAL "classic," The Spinners Dancin' and Lovin'.

There is just something about the late seventies disco music, tame by comparison with the eighties, but still special..... at least to me, anyway.

BOY am I ever glad to took such good care of this album, which is like new. Even at reasonably high volume there is not a scratch or pop anywhere in the LP.

I guess my miss-spent youth wasn't entirely miss-spent, and I have this record to prove it. 👍

Jeff

Joseph Haydn

Symphony Nr 62 Allegro

The academy of ancient music

Ludwig van  Beethoven

Symphony No. 9 in D minor, Op. 125 “Choral” (1824)
II. Scherzo: Molto vivace - Presto
24 bits / 96 kHz

Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela - GUSTAVO DUDAMEL conductor