This was directly uploaded from the record to my PC and put in 32-bit WAV (highly sampled) audio files. WAV is the best choice available to me. Unlike mp3s, WAV audio contains A LOT more samples of music. Still, you may not be able to tell unless you can slow down time to nanoseconds. This record is an old original (not a new release), but has been worn out from repeated playing. This record may be in G condition (meaning it skips, cracks, and pops). For you boomers and Gen X-these defects in sound may bring back nostalgia of listening to your old, worn-out records! Maybe some of you all kept all your records in near mint condition all these years. If so, good for you. I dir

He had a beautiful voice. I found this in the cheap, used record bin. This record may be in G+ condition. These songs were directly uploaded from the record. You're not listening to mp3s. I chose a higher-quality format for the audio (32-bit WAV audio) which samples the music A LOT MORE than the common mp3! It will only sound better being played in one of those record + tv + liquor cabinet wood boxes!

Direct upload from record. This is like playing a dusty, old record from a bargain bin an antique/thrift store.This record may be in G condition at best. For those unfamiliar with record quality ratings, a G (Good) rating is actually FAIR at best. This record has crackling, hiss, pops, and an even a few skips (after the 3rd song). Enjoy the nostalgia.