As others here have mentioned, try using some EQ from Amir. Keep in mind as well that some recordings are of varying quality. Recordings may have boosted highs to survive radio and streaming compression and finally translate well on economical equipment with limited frequency response and high distortion.
Or some poorly mixed recordings are just bad recordings period. No degree of handwringing or neutral equalization will fix the source material. Instead, you either have to equalize for that recording or simply turn down the volume to protect your hearing. A classic example of this is this "beaut" from Olivia Newton John. I absolutely hate the trash tier mixing and leveling of the cymbal work that is so overly bright, sheeny, and glassy sounding that it detracts from what is an otherwise incredible classic track. In particular, it is its infamous opening eardrum drilling, pain-inducing cymbal crash in the left side channel that fails terrifically on most reference-level equipment.