Description:
Plated and pressed at Quality Record Pressings !
200 gram vinyl plated and pressed by Quality Record Pressings !
Cut to LP by Doug Sax from analog master sources !
Stoughton Printing glossy gatefold jacket !
"...She's enough of a talent to serve up nine of Dusty's (plus one original) with reverence rather than mimicry, while avoiding the obvious songs. But the hook is the sound: it ranks with any 'audiophile' LP you can name". Sound Quality : 90 %, Hi-Fi News Album Choice - Ken Kessler, Hi-Fi News, September 2012
"...I heard the music in an entirely new way ... the recording is so good, and the Analogue Productions mastering brings such new life to this LP ... Mastered by Doug Sax, this explodes off your turntable". Recording = 10/10; Music = 9.5/10 - Dennis D. Davis, Hi-Fi +, Issue 89
"...it is simply hard to believe how good this LP sounds, the backgrounds are as quiet as any of the famous UHQR pressings. Lynne's voice simply comes out of silence and a real space. It is rich, detailed, and most of all, unbelievably alive sounding. This recording is so good that I swear it sounds like she sings better than she did on the original...This is an LP that every vinyl lover must have in their collection !" - Jack Roberts, Dagogo
"...the first truly all-analog version... a tad warmer tonally, goes even deeper in the lower bass, and has an overall ease to the presentation that makes it the best version yet of this record. In fact, the super-silent 200 gram vinyl surfaces particularly benefit an ultra-dynamic recording such as this, so that previously unheard details such as the lightest cymbal flourishes can now be heard. While it isn't fully clear whether it was the mastering or the plating and pressing that was responsible for the improvement, there's no doubt that there is one...Highly Recommended". - My Vinyl Review, March 18, 2012 To read the entire review, click here : http://myvinylreview.blogspot.com/2012/03/short-spin-shelby-lynne-just-little.html?m=0
"...all I can say is THIS IS INCREDIBLE !!!!!! The sonics are spectacular and the pressing quality is as good as has ever been pressed in my opinion. The backgrounds are dead, black, silent the way Japanese pressings used to come on JVC 'Supervinyl !' and believe me it doesn't get any better than that, though this may even be richer, darker and blacker". Music = 9/11; Sound = 11/11 - Michael Fremer, MusicAngle.com
To read Fremer's full review, click here: http://www.analogplanet.com/content/you-cant-roll-joint-ipod-0
"...Despite the album's AAA pedigree, and Lynne's stating her preference for analog and for vinyl which created a press buzz of its own, particularly after she memorably made the case for the format by saying 'You can't roll a joint on an iPod' the original vinyl release was a fiasco... Enter Chad Kassem's Analogue Productions. Kassem knew the history and he knew how much better Just A Little Lovin' could sound. So he licensed the title for vinyl and SACD, acquired the master tapes and had them shipped to Doug Sax at The Mastering Lab. The songs arrived on individual reels that had to be spooled off and spliced together to create each side's running master". - Andre Marc, MusicAngle.com
To read MusicAngle.com's interview with Shelby Lynne, click here: http://musicangle.com/feat.php?id=198
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