Teaser by 'beautiful lost soul' Tommy Bolin (quote by Jon Lord of Deep Purple) is one of the highlights this month, but Duke Ellington's Piano In The Background shouldn't be dismissed either. And Bruno Walter's reading of Mozart's symphonies nos. 35 and 41 speaks for itself.

Highlight of the month is clearly the OST of "Bullitt", but important titles of the Modern Jazz Quartet and Glenn Gould are on schedule for October as well.

On schedule for September among "The Heat Is On" by the Isley Brothers and var. Prokofiev works under the baton of Eugene Ormandy we have undigged "Miles Davis In Berlin" - mastered from the 1964 original tapes from the german radio station SFB! Over one year of negotiations ... http://77.246.126.26/News/newsletter/9_2017.html

On schedule for July an underrated gem from Al Cohn: http://77.246.126.26/News/newsletter/7_2017.html

Right in time for summer Aretha Franklin's debut album on schedule for June: http://77.246.126.26/News/newsletter/6_2017.html

On schedule for May: http://77.246.126.26/News/newsletter/5_2017.html

... whipped cream .... http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/herb-alperts-whipped-cream-lady-now-76-living-in-longview-and-looking-back/

New for April, a classic from Earth, Wind & Fire and Sibelius' Violin Concerto with David Oistrach: http://77.246.126.26/News/newsletter/4_2017.html

On schedule for March classics from Harry Nilsson and Herbie Hancock: http://77.246.126.26/News/newsletter/3_2017.html

New releases for February include Donovan, Freddie Hubbard and a great reading of Symphonie Fantastique. More here: http://77.246.126.26/News/newsletter/2_2017.html

The future of vinyl - or its end? https://blog.discogs.com/en/injection-moulded-records-vinyl-of-the-future/

Vinyl dealers all over the world: https://recordstores.love Hopefully all of them carry Speakers Corner Records productions ...