Stockfisch Records releases SACD for early Waylon Jennings recordings

Running time is under 32 minutes though....

Stockfisch Records releases "Waylon Jennings - Analog Pearls, Vol. 1" on SACD

1964 - A large recording room in the “AUDIO RECORDERS” studio in Phoenix, Arizona. The sound engineer FLOYD RAMSEY sets up a selection of ribbon microphones (RCA 44 / RCA KU-3a) for a recording session with WAYLON JENNINGS. The producer is HERB ALPERT.

Waylon Jennings stands in front of his band and a choir. Within a few hours they create a 4-track recording typical for this era. From todays perspective the sound equipment is very rudimentary, but the result is extremely convincing and clean tube sound. The quality of these recordings is exemplary.

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Interesting. Never thought of Stockfisch as a reissue label!

They are on the right track. Transferring analog master tapes to DSD can result in some excellent releases. Certainly a number of the analog to DSD reissues/remasters from Acoustic Sounds and Super HiRez demonstrates that!