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Henry Mancini - The Pink Panther

Product No: AAPP 2795-45
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Category: 45 RPM Vinyl Record
Label: Analogue Productions

5 Stars
Posted Sunday, June 12, 2022 by Anonymous

Bill Evans - At The Montreux Jazz Festival

Product No: AAPJ 8762-45
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Category: 45 RPM Vinyl Record
Label: Analogue Productions

Immersive Listening Experience

5 Stars
Posted Monday, October 12, 2020 by S Madon Exhilarating music, with top-notch artists in great form. Sonically, this 45 rpm gem created an immersive listening experience like no other. The sound stage and imaging were perfect. Bill Evans' mastery on the keyboards create notes that waft crystal clear, you can hear Eddie Gomez's fingers snap on those bass strings during those bass note runs and Jack deJohnette's sticks riding those cymbals to create a musical experience that will make you flip those LP sides all over again once done. This wonderful 45 rpm release has far exceeded my expectations. Well worth the $50 price tag. Kudos to the Analog Productions team!

Sarah McLachlan - Surfacing

Product No: AAPP 119-45
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Category: 45 RPM Vinyl Record
Label: Analogue Productions

Must Have pressing!

5 Stars
Posted Monday, January 1, 2018 by Anonymous Much like the "Afterglow" pressing before it, this is an amazing pressing of Sarah's most popular album. The fidelity is superb and the pressing in general is very well done. A MUST HAVE!

Phoebe Snow - Phoebe Snow

Product No: AAPP 2109-45
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Category: 45 RPM Vinyl Record
Label: Analogue Productions

5 Stars
Posted Monday, April 8, 2013 by RR Exceptional on all levels. I predict this will sell out fast and in 2 years you'll have to pay $300 for this on ebay...JUST BUY IT!!

Muddy Waters - Folk Singer

Product No: AAPB 1483-45
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Category: 45 RPM Vinyl Record
Label: Analogue Productions

5 Stars
Posted Sunday, May 29, 2011 by Anonymous