Anita Sings The Most - Anita O'Day with The Oscar Peterson Quartet - Pure DSD

Plenty can be found online to celebrate this album. High Definition Tape Transfers give it audiophile-grade mastering. The audio quality of this HDTT release is stunning… it elevates a masterpiece into something divine. A treat for the ears and soul. HDTT consistently delivers the (audiophile) goods; it’s a pleasure to do business with folks that care so much about the music they touch.

Anita Sings The Most (DXD)

I wasn’t familiar with Anita O’Day, but bought this album because I love Oscar Peterson. The vocals and the Trios music doesn’t disappoint. Another great tape to digital transfer from HDTT.

Excellent Recording

Really enjoyed the combination of Oscar and Anita

Perhaps Anita O'Day's best album in great sound

Here is Anita O'Day in perhaps one of her best studio recordings, together with superb accompaniment by the Oscar Peterson Trio. The smaller ensemble seems a perfect match for her. O'Day's treatment of the music, from ballads to swing, is classic and shows why she was so highly regarded. Peterson, Brown and Ellis, supplemented here by drummer John Poole, are spot on as they support and complement her. The sound quality of the Pure DSD256 transfer is similarly spot on -- clean, transparent, rounded and slightly warm, it is simply beautiful. I compared this HDTT transfer to a Japanese SACD, which was not a kind comparison to the SACD. The SACD was clean, yes. But the HDTT transfer sounded more like real instruments, bringing much more of that warm, complex textured analog magic to the overall sound quality of instruments and voice. Just decidedly superior.