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Antonin Dvořák: Symphony No. 9; Carlos Simon: Four Black American Dances - Honeck | Graham Williams - July 29, 2026

Dave Hurwitz certainly liked it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NQ9WbwM_rE

Antonin Dvořák: Symphony No. 9; Carlos Simon: Four Black American Dances - Honeck | hiredfox - July 26, 2026

Thanks for the glowing review Adrian. Did you compare it with the RCO / Jansons version which in my opinion has been the benchmark recording for this work for many years.

Buxtehude: Complete Organ Works - Flamme | Contrapunctus - July 28, 2026

As of July 2026, this complete edition is now just an RBCD release! It’s unfortunate that cpo/jpc doesn’t mention anywhere that these are no longer hybrid SACDs, ...

Beethoven: Piano Sonatas, Vol. 1 - Tchetuev | wilbur - July 30, 2026

These six discs recorded by Igor Tchetuev would have been part of the finest Beethoven sonatas recording venture of all time had Caro Mitis not stopped physical disc ...

Beethoven: Piano Sonatas, Vol. 2 - Tchetuev | hiredfox - July 31, 2026

Im intigued as to why you have chosen now to highlight these recordings? They were good but best ever….? There are better sets in the SACD catalogue for sure

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I have just purchased and received this edition and started listening now. I like the fact that it is possible to switch between the three different HD stereo versions without ...

John Coltrane: Blue Train | John Bacon-Shone - August 1, 2026

Dolby TrueHD should be identical to the LPCM as it is a lossless compression.

Antonin Dvořák: Symphony No. 9; Carlos Simon: Four Black American Dances - Honeck | Adrian Quanjer - July 28, 2026

Thanks, John. I did not because I don't have it. However, to my mind, Honeck is difficult to compare. Some will say he is idiosyncratic because he often is as outspoken as he ...

Ella Fitzgerald: Like Someone In Love

Analogue Productions  CVRJ 6000 SA

Stereo Hybrid

Jazz

Ella Fitzgerald (vocals)
Stan Getz (tenor saxophone)


Arranged by Frank DeVol and enlivened by what the liner notes described as the "sensitive, poignant saxophone solos of Stan Getz" on four tracks, Like Someone In Love was targeted at "people in love." But its real audience, then as now, was anyone who loves timeless songs impeccably sung. What was timeless in 1957 still is.

Originally released in 1957.

All

Recording

Analogue recording

Tracks

1. There’s A Lull In My Life
2. More Than You Know
3. What Will I Tell My Heart
4. I Never Had A Chance
5. Close Your Eyes
6. We’ll Be Together Again
7. Then I’ll Be Tired Of You
8. Like Someone In Love
9. Midnight Sun
10. I Thought About You
11. You’re Blase
12. Night Wind
13. What’s New
14. Hurry Home
15. How Long Has This Been Going On

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