Title: An oldie but good nonetheless
Product review: I really wish that it had been noted that this album dates from 1936-1937 and that this is a mono recording. The music is vintage Rubenstein at his prime (age 50). He was nearly 96 when he died in 1982. The notes included with the CD could have been written by a 3rd grader; no first names, only initials (J. Joachim). The notes include such gems as: "He settled in 1939." The music is what you buy when you get an album, and this music is good. Too bad it is not better supported.
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