Sinatra, Frank - Duke Ellington - Francis A. and Edward K. - Super Hot Stamper

Sinatra, Frank - Duke Ellington - Francis A. and Edward K. - Super Hot Stamper*NOTE: There is a mark that plays 10 times very lightly about 1 4" into track 3 on side 2, "Poor Butterfly." There are also superficial marks across track 2 ("Yellow Days") and track 4 the last track ("Come Back To Me") that do not play and cannot be heard. Recorded one year after the remarkable Sinatra Jobim record that we treasure here at Better Records, Sinatra takes the opportunity to work with one of the greatest bandleaders in the history of

All The King’s Horses is an amazing Demo Disc for a large group

With Robbie McIntosh having joined the band

What The Best Sides Of 461 Ocean Boulevard Have To Offer Is Not Hard To Hear

Stephen Barncard (American Beauty

Tight punchy bass -- which ties in with good transient information

New York City

If you can't stand the tweaking tedium

some were thin and lacking the lovely analog richness of the best -- we heard plenty of copies whose faults were obvious when played against two top sides such as these

Bass – Leroy Vinnegar

there is a mark that plays 4 times at a moderate level about 1/8" into track 2

You can be sure this band full of horn players was moving huge amounts of air in the studio

I’ve been listening to this album since the mid-70s and have never tired of it