Washington, Grover - All The King's Horses - Super Hot Stamper

Both sides of this vintage Kudu pressing are superb. The sweetness and transparency of Grover Washington Jr.’s breathy sax went beyond almost every copy we’ve ever played. Who knew it could sound like this? We sure didn’t! It’s spacious and full of life with virtually no distortion. Of special note, this copy has amazingly articulate bass which brings out the undeniable funkiness of the music in a way few other copies did. The early 70s were a good time for Rudy Van Gelder. All The King’s Horses is an amazing Demo Disc for a large group. But it only sounds good on the copies it sounds good on, on the pressings that were mastered, pressed and cleaned right, a fact that has eluded most jazz vinyl aficionados interested in good sound. But not us. We’ve played a few very special pressings that prove the album can sound amazing. What The Best Sides Of All The King's Horses Have To Offer Is Not Hard To Hear The biggest, most immediate staging in the largest acoustic space The most Tubey Mag