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Byron Janis Plays Moussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition: - Modest Mussorgsky [VINYL] Tribute Album Stax-era soul and gospel ranging

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Stax-era soul and gospel ranging from The Staple Singers to Otis Redding

Set in the fictional town of Palisades

based on an idea by Steve Harris

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Byron Janis Plays Moussorgsky: Pictures at an Exhibition: - Modest Mussorgsky [VINYL] Tribute Album Stax-era soul and gospel rangingThis audiophile series sources the original first generation master tapes, with HD transfers made at Abbey Road Studios. Master files, including 3 to 2 mixes for stereo titles, were produced by Thomas Fine, son of the original producer and recording engineer for the majority of Mercury Living Presence titles. Janis's virtuoso recording, originally released on CD in 1994, finally gets its vinyl due. Recorded in Fine Recording Ballroom Studio A,

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