[orientalexpress]

 ,I just set up another table for just MONO Ortfone cadenza Cartridge .Thanks Tuan



 


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[roscoeiii]

Well, those Beatles reissues are great and the QRP Beach Boys that are just coming out now should be great. The mono Dylan and Velvet Underground from Sundazed are also killer. Will think on some more obscure ones.

[S Clark]

Many of the highly regarded classical RCA LSC #### recording have their mono versions in LM####.  Look for LM2436,  LM 1806, LM 2068.  I especially look for many of the great mono recordings of solo instrument.  LM 2276 is a good example of piano.  LM 2129 is Heifetz and the Tchaikovsky violin concerto- a great performance and recording.

[vinyl_lady]

The Beatles in Mono for sure. The Dylan original mono recordings box set of his first 8 albums.

[vortrex]

Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love is pretty amazing in mono.

[jazdoc]

Pepper Adams "Critics' Choice", World Pacific, 1957
Nat Adderley "That's Nat", Savoy, 1955
Herb Alpert "Whipped Cream & Other Delights", A&M, 1962
Louis Armstrong "Satch Plays Fats", Columbia, 1955
Basie "Chairman of The Board", Roulette, 1958
Basie "Basie/Eckstine, Inc.", Roulette, 1959
Basie "Kansas City Suite: The Music of Benny Carter", Roulette, 1960
Bee Gees "1st", Polydor, 1967
Dave Brubeck "Time Out", Columbia, 1959 (6-eye, 1st pressing)
Dave Brubeck "Newport 1958", Columbia, 1959 (6 eye)
Benny Carter "Jazz Giant", Contemporary, 1957
Benny Carter "Swingin' The '20's", Contemporary, 1958
Johnny Cash "The Fabulous Johnny Cash", Columbia, 1958 (6 eye)
Paul Chambers "Quintet", Blue Note/Music Matters reissue (45 rpm)
Curtis Counce "You Get More Bounce With Curtis Counce!", Contemporary, 1957


That get's us through the letter "C"...more to follow

[jazdoc]

continued...

Miles Davis "'Round About Midnight", Columbia, 1955
Miles Davis "Bag's Groove", Prestige, 1957
Miles Davis "Milestones", Columbia, 1958
Miles Davis "Kind of Blue", Columbia, 1959
Miles Davis "Sketches of Spain", Columbia, 1960
Miles Davis "Seven Steps To Heaven", Columbia, 1963
Sammy Davis Jr*Count Basie "Our Shining Hour", Verve, 1965
Roy Eldridge "Little Jazz", Clef, 1955
Art Farmer, "Perception", Argo, 1964
Tommy Flanagan "Overseas", Prestige/Analogue Productions reissue
Tommy Flanagan "The Cats", New Jazz, 1957
Red Garland "All Mornin' Long", Prestige/Analogue Productions reissue
Al Grey "The Thinking Man's Trombone", Argo, 1961
Coleman Hawkins "Alive! At The Village Gate", Verve, 1962
Woody Herman "Swing Low, Sweet Clarinet", Phillips, 1962
Milt Jackson "Statements", Impulse, 1962
JJ Johnson "Blue Trombone", Columbia, 1958
Julie London "Julie Is Her Name", Liberty, 1955

Whew!...that takes us through "L"

[jazdoc]

Shelly Manne "More Swinging Sounds, Vol 5", Contemporary, 1957
Thelonious Monk "Monk's Moods", Prestige, 1954
Thelonious Monk "Monk's Music", Prestige, 1957
Gerry Mulligan "Meets Johnny Hodges", Verve, 1959
Gerry Mulligan "What Is There To Say?", Columbia, 1959
Gerry Mulligan "Meets Ben Webster", Verve, 1959
Omaha Diner, Not On Label, 2013
Art Pepper "Smack Up", Contemporary, 1962
Flip Phillips "Rock With Flip", Clef, 1954
Rolling Stones "High Tide Green Grass", Decca (unboxed), 1966
Rolling Stones "Beggar's Banquet", Decca (unboxed), 1968 -- worth it for the mono mix of 'Sympathy For The Devil'
Sonny Rollins "Tenor Madness", Prestige, 1956
Sonny Rollins "The Sound of Sonny", Riverside, 1957
Sonny Rollins "And The Contemporary Leaders", Contemporary, 1958
Horace Silver "And The Jazz Messengers", Blue Note, 1955
Louis Smith "Smithville", Blue Note/MusicMatters (reissue)
Sonny Stitt, Roost, 1956
Sarah Vaughan "After Hours", Roulette, 1955
Leroy Vinnegar "Leroy Walks Again!!", Contemporary, 1963
Ben Webster "Soulville", Verve, 1957


Whew!!

[S Clark]

Jazdoc has provided a list that should perhaps be tagged... but over in the Jazz circle.

Without trying to list lp by lp, I'd simply add that I've many good Verve, Columbia, Clef, etc, but Blue Notes seem to be universally well recorded.