Harpsichord magic from Don Angle

Ross, who gave us the heavenly Scarlatti sonatas that I wrote about recently, was sparing with praise for his peers, although he did acknowledge a debt to Kenneth Gilbert.
But there was one harpsichordist Scott Ross admired unreservedly, and amazingly that player has never recorded any baroque music.
To find out why Ross admired Don Angle (photo above) so much listen to these three samples of his playing -and prepare to be amazed:
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* Scott Ross resources On An Overgrown Path include * If you only buy thirty-four CDs this year - buy these ..... * The perfect ethical, and musical, Christmas present *
* Visit Don Angle's web site via this link.

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Comments
The relevance of Ross's slagging of Gould escapes me. And the audio excerpts reminded me of a 30-year-old LP I have somewhere of Biggs showing considerably more energy and verve in Joplin on the pedal harpsichord.
But perhaps I'm missing something ...