Recommend a more obsure Steve Hoffman mastered disc you love

D0 not include DCC Gold, Audio Fidelity, AP SACDs. They already get plenty of exposure.

Mine would be Appalachian Swing! (S&P Records) by The Kentucky Colonels. Some amazing guitar playing. "I Am A Pilgrim" is a thing of beauty.

 

Golden Earring - Moontan

 

He struggled so hard to be King . . .

 

Uriah Heep - Power to the Rockers
I read about this one on here in a Uriah Heep thread where our host mentions "have you heard this one" or something to that nature. It was way before I was a member here and an old thread then too. It sounds great and I always think about how I would have never knew about it if not for this forum whenever I play it.

 

Golden Age Of Underground Radio. Time capsule!

 

Elton John - Your Songs. Great sound on this puppy!

 

I only know Let's Dance is there anything of that caliber?

 

Joe Stampley "Good Ol' Boy: Greatest Hits"

'All These Things' was a #1 hit for Joe Stampley

 

Steve mastered Razor & Tie's 1995 Joe Meek compilation. Highly recommended.

 

Great thread keep the recommendations coming please

 

Don't think Montez was EVER in tune.

 

How about Cal Tjader Quintet?

Cal Tjader Quintet

 

My first record purchase, Let’s Dance. Wonder who played the drums, think it was on monogram records.

 

Not sure if they're considered obscure around here, but these are 2 of my favorites for this time of year.



Bing Crosby - Bing Crosby Sings Christmas Songs



Various - Rockin' Little Christmas

 

This one is awesome. (Razor & Tie label)

 

Does Willis Alan Ramsey count as obscure. Love this album. Have on vinyl from old days, and 2 CDs, one mastered by our host.

Willis Alan Ramsey (album) - Wikipedia

 

Also on Razor & Tie:

 

Dang...I got a bunch of these and never realized...

 

Also on Razor & Tie:

 

Kentucky Colonels. (Love it except the @#%# dropout.)

 

The Point!

 

Monster Rock & Roll Show

and the 2 Golden Age Of Underground Radio comps.