[Vinyl/LP] Couldn't Stand The Weather (1984), STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN and DOUBLE TROUBLE - L-07D, 45 RPM

 MEDIA (Vinyl/LP) Title: Couldn't Stand The Weather (1984) Artist: STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND DOUBLE TROUBLE • Guitar & Vocals: Stevie Ray Vaughan • Bass: Tommy Shannon • Drums: Chris"Whipper" Layton - Album: STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN and DOUBLE TROUBLE - Couldn't Stand The Weather • 2016 Analogue Productions (Vinyl reissue), APB 097-45 (45 RPM) • ©1984, 2016 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment • Printed in the U.S.A. 88875177711 • AnalogueProductions.com / QualityRecordPressings.com AUDIO COMPONENTS Cartridge: Koetsu Rosewood Signature Turntable: Kenwood L-07D Step-up transformers: Northern Electric R14849A • Specs equivalent to Western Electric 618A • DIY case and internal wires DIY 6-in-1-out Phono Signal Switcher Phono stage: Audio Research Reference Phono 3 Phono-Stage Pre amplifier: Audio Research Reference 5SE Line-Stage Power amplifiers: Audio Research Reference 250 Monoblock Amplifiers Speakers: ATC SCM150 PSLT Accessories: • LITTLE FWEND Automatic Tonearm Lifter • Silverback Audio Power distributor • Hotdog Isolation Platform (HIP) • HIFISTAY Mythology Audio Rack • Hotdog Pure Copper Metal Mat & HFCM Carbon Mat • Hotdog Flatfish Shoes & Gaeddongyee Insulators I don't extract (rip out) the sound sources directly from the LP or CD media. Please note that this video was recorded on my smartphone (Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra), so the recorded sound quality sounds worse than the sound quality of the music I hear directly from my audio system. If you listen to this music with headphones or earphones, you can listen to it more accurately in terms of sound quality. Also, if you press the gear button on the top right of the YouTube screen and choose 1080p or 720p instead of automatic playback quality(144p or 360p), you can listen to it with better sound quality. This video uploaded to this YouTube repository for my audio system devices matching test and shared in accordance with relevant laws for fair non-commercial use.  All copyrights belong to their respective copyright holders.