Ended Tuesday and welcomed Wednesday after a swim with Infinity In Sound Volume 2 by Esquivel And His Orchestra , released on RCa Victor in 1961

Review by Tony Wilds

All but two tracks here (and possibly those by now) have been plundered for CD compilations. Infinity in Sound Vol. 2 builds on the strength of the first volume and earier successes. Two tracks feature whistling, one of which is the beautiful, exotic Latin tune "Baia." Other standouts include "Anna (El Negro Zumbon)," "Who's Sorry Now," and "Limehouse Blues." This may be the Esquivel album that has it all: his signature style and sound, some experimentation (whistling), and an even mix of Latin and non-Latin standard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I62iJKk14U&list=RD5I62iJKk14U&start_radio=1

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been seeking out some of these old #LIVINGSTEREO releases on the streamers. they sound otherwordly and make your speakers disappear

Listen to Dick Schory's New Percussion Ensembleon Qobuz http://open.qobuz.com/album/to7dw19h9eh8a

Bartóks Konzert für Orchester. Ich liebe die #Schallplatten von Living Stereo. Die Qualität der Pressung und das Mastering ist einfach sehr gut.

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