Hunter, Alberta - Amtrak Blues - Super Hot Stamper

Hunter, Alberta - Amtrak Blues - Super Hot StamperThis is High Fidelity Top Quality Uncolored Studio Sound like few records youve heard. And the crazy thing about Amtrak Blues is that it was recorded in 1980 (when Alberta was 83), not a decade we expect good sound to come from. But this is no ordinary recording. Behind the album is none other than legendary Columbia engineer Frank Laico. Hearing is definitely believing, especially in our business we dont give a fig about who, why or when a record was

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Piano – Bill Evans (tracks: A1

This is a difficult record to reproduce

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On the same track the listener is treated to a wonderful sounding tuba (one of the toughest instruments to record