Aretha Franklin - Oh Me, Oh My: Aretha Live In Philly 1972 (LP, 2021 Yellow Vinyl)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 2007
- 14 tracks
- 56 min
- soul
Oh Me, Oh My: Aretha Live In Philly 1972
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This isn't what I'd call a silent record, as there's some tape hiss noticeable in the calmer sections. Other than that, the performance is incredibly energetic and the music sounds fantastic. Definitely reccomend it.
My Setup and DR Value Hi-Fi System: Rotel A12 - Preamp + DAC Coaxial: Cordial, Opt. Oehlbach RCA: Neo by Oyaide KSD C8 Reference Active Power Cord: Isotek EVO V3 RCA-XLR: Neo by Oyaide Technics SL1210 MK7 ATVM95ML (2.2g) AVM PH 30.3 - MM/MC Preamplifier RCA: Cordial, Oehlbach Sonic Tools - Average DR is 14.6db Simply awesome, powerful sound, even if the voice is sometimes a bit quieter than the band. But the concert is great and it's fun to listen to it.
Translated automatically,Isn't the BG standing for Bernie Grundman? Just a few more words here.
This is an amazing recording that's been beautifully preserved since '72. It's great to catch the audience's response at the beginning, between, and end of each song, but it never distracts from the music, which I really like. The thoughtfulness in this live recording is evident. Every track is a treasure on this double album. I absolutely love "Respect," which is played at a quicker tempo than the original, with so much more passion and energy. Hearing a rare glimpse of Ms. Franklin's talent captured here is a gift, and I'll cherish this vinyl for years. It's limited to 10,000 copies, so it's not super rare. I'd definitely recommend grabbing a copy if you're an Aretha Franklin fan.