Now this is funny!!!!
I didn't want to say anything negative, but I have this CD too, and yes, I guess it does sound good, but I can't get through it at all. Not my kind of music at all.
Blessings,
Wayne

A modicum of tunes this afternoon / currently playing :

Spyro Gyra-Alternating Currents (1985 Amherst)

Favorite tracks: Shakedown, Binky's Dream No.6, Heartbeat, & Sun flurry

Jay Beckenstein & The Boys take us on a romp & stomp session... fun CD.

Have been missing for some time. Hectic work schedule...
I have set up a new turntable and have been trying it out. I have a double LP: Ann Arbor Jazz & Blues Festival 1972 that I played. It was interesting but I could hear crackles and pops that were distracting. I will buy some brand new LPs and see how Vinly compares to digital music.
I am currently listening to Enzo Avitabile: Music Life and I must say that this is one mesmerizing album...just beautiful.
Earlier this afternoon, I was listening to Louis Armstrong sings back through the years: A centennial celebration.
Also listened to Velvet Underground and Nico and before that Jimi Hendrix Experience.
Hmmm...my musical taste is everywhere.

Now listening to Joyce Cooling: Keeping cool. Thanks for turning me onto her Anthem!

Welcome back Santhosh. I know how the work schedule can get in the way of listening to music.
I also know that an awesome turntable, tonearm, cartridge combination playing pristine albums sounds better than CDs. But I have never heard such a combination that cost less than $5,000 and I have never been able to keep albums pristine. I used to treat LPs with such care, clean them, treat them with LAST, try and try to train the whole fam damily to handle them by the edge, etc. It was a pain. Then one day I bought an LP I was particularly keen on enjoying, fresh and clean with NO>SNAP, CRACKLE, POP> which I HATE and just taking the album outta the sleeve, I fumble-fingered it and let it skid across the floor, all scratched up, f'd up forever. I gave away my turntable.
Family fun with music was back, for all to enjoy, no hassles. Not perfect sound, not forever, but let em play, is what I say.

About your musical taste being "everywhere", COOL
Enjoy,
God Bless, Wayne

Starting off this morning with an artist suggested by santhosh

Joyce Cooling - Global Warming (2009 Group 2 Productions)

A cornucopia of delectable gems here. A few of my favorites include: Grass Roots, Save this Dance for me, Delores in pink, Rhythm kitchen, and the mesmerizing CHIT CHAT.

This CD could possibly cause you to "KICK UP ONE'S HEELS".