Wish list: Albums you'd like to hear in MONO

[mjzee]

I was reminded of this topic while listening to Bennie Green (Time/Bainbridge).  The trombone and tenor sax are both in a little box on the left channel, the piano on the right.  Not the correct way to listen to this music.  I'd imagine the mono version is awesome, and would love to hear it.

How about you?  Which albums do you only have in deficient stereo that you'd love to hear in mono?

[danasgoodstuff]

The Art Pepper/Warne Marsh session - stereo puts the two horns on one side, the rhythm section on the other.

[mikeweil]

Any early Stereo release from the Atlantic label - I wish I had kept my mono pressings of the Modern Jazz Quartet's European Concert and The Comedy,

The most awkward example is the Jazz Messengers's LP with Thelonious Monk: Piano on one channel, trumpet, tenor sax, bass, and drums on the other - what were they thinkin'?

Edited April 30, 2016 by mikeweil

[paul secor]

1 hour ago, mikeweil said:

Any early Stereo release from the Atlantic label - I wish I had kept my mono pressings of the Modern Jazz Quartet's European Concert and The Comedy,

The most awkward example is the Jazz Messengers's LP with Thelonious Monk: Piano on one channel, trumpet, tenor sax, bass, and drums on the other - what were they thinkin'?

Maybe that Monk was in one place musically, and the rest (except for Blakey) were in another.

[JSngry]

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