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All of his work is pretty spectacular.

That is such a good album.

The guitar and piano are so nice on that piece.

That's pretty nice.

Mike Campbell at his best.

Hope that you like it Bob. About 5 years ago my very expensive CD player started skipping and I decided not to fix it because unfortunately I was experiencing "listening fatigue" anyway after listening to a couple CD's. So I did alot of research and decided that because I dont really listen to alot of CD's (I am really just a vinyl guy) and that I didnt want to spend the kind of money that I did on my previous player, I landed on the Marantz CD6006. I find that it has a very natural sound, much like vinyl with no "listening fatigue". There is some music that I love that just isn't available on vinyl so I occasionally really do need a CD player and I think that I got the right one for me. Hope that you find the same. I think that the 6007 replaced the 6006.

Like Roy's version better than Neil Young's. Luther Vandross sang backup vocals. Roy is the best unknown guitar player ever. Check out "Hey Joe" live.

I like Chicago's old stuff. Their later stuff got too pop.

Parts of that sure sounds like the early Crusaders.

How does it sound?

That was my only Rippingtons vinyl for a long time. Played it alot.

Such a cool song

First class operation there. Jazz Cat demands it.

Never noticed the Jazz Kitties with the Jazz Cat before. Feeding him grapes no doubt.

Excellent recording. Phenominal soundstage. I saw them a few years ago and remember seeing the guy in the back playing all the exotic instruments. Hadn't thought of it until I heard them clearly on this vinyl. Those instruments, the guitar, sax and piano......I didnt want this record to end.

This 45 RPM Analogue Productions recording is phenomenal.

With the white belt and white shoes. Sweet look.

Have to dust off my Disco suit.

That's right up there with Hot Rod Lincoln.

Agree. Much more musical and interesting. And more dynamic.

I like the occassional Gregorian chant around Christmastime and bagpipe music around St. Patrick's Day.