This album has great material intimate and big all at once a fabulous recording on Steeplechase records from Denmark. Anyone have other experience with this label?
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Archie Shepp and Horace Parlan- Trouble in Mind: Steeplechase Record Label.
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Archie Shepp and Horace Parlan- Trouble in Mind: Steeplechase Record Label.
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A good album! Get the "Going Home" album by them too. More of the same good music. I listen to them both a lot.SOURCE: VINYL - EAT C-Sharp with, EAT LPS power supply, My Sonic Lab Signature Gold
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What Tom said. At one time I owned the first 250 or so SteepleChase releases, my favorites were the aforementioned Shepp/Parlan records, most if not all the Chet Baker records were excellent and the two Shirley Horn albums got a lot of play time, IIRC there was a Ben Webster record too. There's a 6000 series that released rare european performances by Bud Powell, Jackie McLean, Dexter Gordon among others, great music but the SQ on these is variable. I would avoid the German Alto 180g reissues from around '90 they were universally inferior to original pressings (noisy, for one).
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Originally posted by tom_hankins View PostA good album! Get the "Going Home" album by them too. More of the same good music. I listen to them both a lot.Phono: Aesthetix Io Eclipse with 2 Power Supplies and Volume controls
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Originally posted by Rob View PostWhat Tom said. At one time I owned the first 250 or so SteepleChase releases, my favorites were the aforementioned Shepp/Parlan records, most if not all the Chet Baker records were excellent and the two Shirley Horn albums got a lot of play time, IIRC there was a Ben Webster record too. There's a 6000 series that released rare european performances by Bud Powell, Jackie McLean, Dexter Gordon among others, great music but the SQ on these is variable. I would avoid the German Alto 180g reissues from around '90 they were universally inferior to original pressings (noisy, for one).
Cheers.
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Amps: Custom Direct Drive, Wyetech Topaz, Futterman H3 Quad II,Citation II, Marantz 8b, 5 ,2. Bedini 25/25
Pre-Amps:Marantz 7, Marantz Model 1 Consolette Pair
Speakers: Beveridge Model 3 Direct Drive amps, REL S/2 x 2, Quad ESL pair
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There are some wonderful Steeplechase albums! The three that Rob recommends are excellent. I seem to have had better results than Rob with the 180 gram reissues. There's definitely a dozen Steeplechases that belong in collections. I will have to look the albums out.
This is is one that I highly recommend. Just remember that some of the later Steeplechases are digital.
What I'm curious about are the differences, if any, between Steeplechase and Inner City. I've seen the same recording on both labels.Myles B. Astor, PhD, Administrator
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AFAIK Inner City was a US-based budget label that also reissued other audiophile labels like Eastwind's D2D but cut from tape. If you play the Eastwind D2D "The Three " with Ray Brown Shelly Manne and Joe Sample (an awesome recording, btw) and the Inner City version, its obvious they were both from the same session but the performances were completely different! I do acquire Inner City pressing but only as a last resort.Last edited by Rob; 06-11-2017, 01:58 PM.
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