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STS GROOVE INTO BITS VOL 2

Posted by vkung on April 27, 2013 at 13:09:23:
STS 6111132 GROOVE INTO BITS Vol 2

TS Digital Remastered analogue LP to CD digital recordings.
Following on the tails of the first 'Groove to Bits' CD comes Volume 2, every bit as wonderfully analogue sounding - and bringing you 12 great tracks from well known and perhaps not so well known Artists.
Tracklist:
Friend 'n Fellow - Fly like an eagle
Illinois Jacquet - Harlem Nocturne
Taj Mahal - Strong man hollow
John Lee Hooker - Country Boy
Count Basie - Vine Street Rumble
Billy Holiday - Day in day out
Fabrizio De André - Korakhane
Willie Dixon - Save my child
Lorna Hunt - Long hard road
Roger Rabbit - Why don’t you do right
Bob Dylan - Man in the long black coat
Calexico - Two silver trees
MPN: STS Digital 6111132
Sound Fidelity say:
“The idea of recording an 'audiophile' CD from vinyl records is on the face of it, a very bizarre idea, why bother was my first thought when I heard that STS Digital were going to do just this, back in early 2012. The subsequent first "Groove into Bits" CD was launched at the Munich Show and Ken Kestler reviewed it - and more than liked what he heard - giving it the highest quality score for a CD and first EVER review of a 'sampler' CD in that UK magazine. The disc went on to become the most popular disc in the STS Digital CD portfolio. No surprise then that a "Groove into Bits Volume 2" was duly discussed and the recording arranged to launch 12 months later.”
MO, April 2013