You Won't Forget Me (1991)

"And man, is this disc great! Not only is the music fantastic, but the sound is some of the best I've heard yet from digital. The imaging's not as precise as the Cheskys; it definitely wasn't a crossed-cardioid affair. The bass isn't as stygian as the Telarcs; Shirley don't shoot off no cannons. But the overall acoustic is very intimate, with fairly realistic depth and soundstaging. The reverb sounds real; if it's fake, it's the best fake I've ever heard. The cymbals, usually the worst-sounding instruments on digital after horns, are clean and present. The piano is the least realistically portrayed instrument here, stretching as it does across the entire soundstage, but it sounds so lovely it's only slightly distracting. Horns, especially Miles's, are extremely well-recorded, with great size and sense of acoustic." (Stereophile)