These new SACD's from my master archives are a miracle. The artists, repertoire, sonic quality, and emotional impact go far beyond anything previously available. These SACD's prove that you cannot fully evaluate stereo equipment with ordinary CD's. Although made in the 1970's, these recordings are shockingly real and the music is heartfelt. You can listen over and over again, like favorite LP's. Actually, it's like being able to give people copies of my 30 ips master tapes, for the first time, for $20 each. These SACDs are a must for anyone with an SACD player. Here are a few thoughts about SACDs vs. LP and CD.

Live Recordings at Red Rose Music
Volume 1 - Mark Levinson is a collection of pure DSD recordings made in the Red Rose Music store in New York City.

A Life
Volume 3 - Bill Elgart is an awesome recording of percussion and a landmark piece of music.

New Haven Brass Quintet
Volume 4 - New Haven Brass Quintet includes amazing repertoire from Bach to Beatles and fantastic tuba playing.

The Art of the Fugue
Volume 5 - J.S. Bach played by Charles Krigbaum is best performance recorded ever of Bach's last work and features the incredible Von Beckerath organ at Yale's Dwight Chapel.

Eliot Fisk Plays Bach & Scarlatti
Volume 6 - Eliot Fisk, one of the great classical guitarists, made this landmark recording at age 22 in 1977. The previously unrealased Bach Lute Suite is one of my favorite recordings.

Big Band Jazz Live at Sandy's
Volume 9 - Herb Pomeroy features jaw-dropping, previously unreleased recordings of Herb Pomeroy's big band made live in a club outside Boston in 1978.