Silver, Horace - Blowin' The Blues Away - Super Hot Stamper

Silver, Horace - Blowin' The Blues Away - Super Hot Stamper*NOTE: This record was not noisy enough to rate our M to EX++ grade, but it's not quite up to our standards for Mint Minus Minus either. If you're looking for quiet vinyl, this is probably not the best copy for you. The really good RVG pressings (often on the later labels) sound shockingly close to live music uncompressed, present, full of energy, with the instruments clearly located on a wide and often deep soundstage, surrounded by the natural space

the band here is enthusiastic and rockin' like crazy

That’s a much bigger world but it’s full of the same misunderstandings and misinformation

Most copies are rich and full-bodied

For those of you who are not familiar with the album

"Jonathan Valin and other folks have repeatedly witnessed the 'before and after results of applying the Walker Prelude to discs - even discs that have just been cleaned by top-rank automated record cleaning machines - can attest that the difference in resolution with the Walker fluids is substantial - and disconcerting

Candy-O comes to mind

What The Best Sides Of Please Please Me Have To Offer Is Not Hard To Hear

We really spent some quality time on the track commentary for this one

This album and the first one are without question the two best sounding Roxy albums

Max Roach and Paul Chambers can be heard on the album

more weight down low

Big and rich (always a problem with piano recordings: you want to hear the percussive qualities of the instrument