Taj Mahal - The Natch'l Blues (LP, 2023 Limited Edition Black Vinyl)
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This album is absolutely one of my top favorites, and the sound quality on this version is fantastic. I'd definitely suggest giving it a listen!
I ain't listened to no other copies but it's tough to imagine a better one out there. The low bass hits you right in the gut, and the instruments are so clearly separated. I'm really pleased with this used vinyl I picked up.
Timeless blues record. Excellent quality sounds fantastic. Ten ten ten
Taj Mahal's second album is still pretty solid, standing up well to his first one, with a stronger soul vibe. The sound is really tight too. It doesn't quite hit me as deeply as his self-titled debut, but it's got a killer groove most of the way through. A few tracks aren't as great, but there's so much goodness here that it's definitely worth adding to Taj's must-listen collection.
In my opinion, Taj Mahal’s finest work is this album, though I wouldn't disagree if you prefer 'The Real Thing', the live record is superb. Both are simply amazing from start to finish. Sadly, my copy of this one skips a lot. I might need to grab a replacement, as I really miss enjoying it!
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