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July 2, 2003
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The strings and brass were recorded in the UK, the backing musicians in California, B.B. King.... Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens...or so it seems anyway. Look, I really like a lot of B.B. Kings stuff. I would dearly love to see his earlier recording 'Deuces Wild' , a collaborative effort with many ... more |
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July 1, 2003
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I suppose that the best way to describe how I feel about this disc is, that even though I am neither a Christian nor an especially religious sort of individual, the performance is such that I still thoroughly enjoy listening to this material. IMHO The supporting musicians and backing vocals (The ... more |
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July 7, 2003
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OK, Im going to say it right from the start, this is probably the BEST SOUNDING disc that I have heard BAR NONE! I don't care if it was recorded using 24 Bits/96 KHZ technology it just presents the most realistic presentation of "live music" in my room that I have ever experienced and, if you check ... more |
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June 30, 2003
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As a long time fan of the Santana "Trilogy" I love this album. But, (flog me with wet noodles if you will) I find that the SACD, while the best digital incarnation that I have heard so far, is lacking a bit of weight and presence that I have experienced with this recording in the past.
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June 30, 2003
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This is a hard one for me. After a few listenings I find it a bit of a chore. It's one of these recordings that is "almost there" on every level. I guess you'll have to judge for yourself as there is nothing that I can say BAD about it. I only know the times it will be pulled of the shelf will be ... more |
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