Hoping for Spinners!
Seals & Crofts would be my first guess. Bread might be more likely, though.
Bring on the SpinnersHoping for Spinners!
Seals & Crofts would be my first guess. Bread might be more likely, though.
For singer/songwriter, I'm hoping for a James Taylor title, but that seems like a long shot.
As for jazz, I don't know the Warner catalogue well enough to make a guess. I'm always happy to add more jazz to my collection, though, especially in multichannel.
but any R& B title is great
Do you know what "CNX" means on the page?
Yah, especially the self titled one with “I’ll Be Around”Bring on the Spinners
Sail Away is a stone classic even if it is sort of a cult item. One Man Dog seems unlikely to me, missing the big hits, and does not get the audiophile attention that Gorilla gets.
Well, the US Quad MH is a digital MiA mix, Stormbringer can be improved a lot from the botched DTS release by just leaving the quad mix as it is, Burn was a scheduled release that never came, Made in Japan has a 5.1 mix done by SW that is sitting on a shelf, that leaves out In Rock, Fireball, Who do we thing we are and Come Taste the band with a unknown status of mch mixes. A boxset of the whole MKI-IV with mch mix for each would be a BIG seller.
This album is a very cool avant-garde modern classical recording that might be amazing in quad. But I'm not holding my breath for this one.
"One of These Nights" would be great!I can only hope the soft rock is The Eagles otherwise I doubt i’ll be buying any of them
the Jazz title could be either one of Duke Ellington, Gil Evans, Charlie Mingus, or The Modern Jazz Quartet..
Wasn't that one on Columbia?
