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Got in a 9 mile ride yesterday (on track for nearly 50 this week) and picked up this double of Wagner ...looks great. Also, after watching "Candy" last week .. http://www.audioheritage.org/vbullet...886#post276886 ...I was reading the IMDB forums and they wondered why the soundtrack was never put to CD ? and how to get a copy ? ....

Today was blustery and not up to riding mins, so....

I remembered that I have Candy on vinyl , and that I have a new (2me) PL-560 and new (2me) AudioLava Prem SW...so I hooked up the TT and ran it to the SB card....software has phono preamp sim.....Anyway, it sounded great and I was able to clean abt 40 years worth of noise off the vinyl and save it digi ...the SW will let you monitor just the removed noise , and there was A LOT..nice now & will prolly leave the TT where it is to transfer LP's at will

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Chet Atkins - Guitar Country
(1964, RCA Victor)

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The Yardbirds - For Your Love
(1965, Epic) Brian Auger on harpsichord for the title track

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The Dave Clark Five - Glad All Over
(1964, Epic) Mono
Apparently there are 2 different '64 cover photos: w/ and w/o instruments

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Clear Light - Self titled
(1967, Elektra)

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Wilson Pickett - The Sound Of Wilson Pickett
(1967, Atlantic)

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Duane Eddy And The Rebels - Duane A Go Go Go
(1965, Colpix) Promo/NFS; Stereo pressing

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Laurindo Almeida - Acapulco '22
(1963, Tower / Capitol)

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John Coltrane - Coltrane Jazz
(1960, Atlantic) 1969 pressing; SRC signature in the deadwax > Specialty Records Corporation

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Larry Coryell - Barefoot Boy
(1971, Flying Dutchman) Recorded at Electric Lady studios
This recording is a noteworthy example of the possibilities inherent in the early days of fusion, blending the electrifying energy of rock with the improvisational excitement of jazz. - Allmusic review

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took the 9 mile loop Friday in heavy winds - no joy - then did the 16 yesterday (out to MHCC) ...little joy...but I found a record that I'd only seen once and prolly wont even play it , BUT it was one of my Dad's (1919-1987) favorites (esp. "The Cremation of Sam McGee") and I heard it many times in the 60's ...he'd be happy to know I saved it

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Philip Glass - Songs From Liquid Days
(1986, FM/CBS) Linda Ronstadt singing along to Philip Glass is interesting

took the 9 mile loop Friday in heavy winds - no joy - then did the 16 yesterday (out to MHCC) ...little joy...but I found a record that I'd only seen once and prolly wont even play it , BUT it was one of my Dad's (1919-1987) favorites (esp. "The Cremation of Sam McGee") and I heard it many times in the 60's ...he'd be happy to know I saved it

very cool, worth it for the cover

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Deep Purple - Shades Of Deep Purple
(1968, Tetragrammaton) circled MR in deadwax both sides

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John Mayall - Thru The Years
(1971, London) w/ Mick Taylor, Peter Green, John McVie, Eric Clapton

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The Cannonball Adderley Quintet - Cannonball Adderley Quintet At The Lighthouse
(1960, Riverside)