jbs-tom

popsike does only list records from about 50 $ and up ! to compare the prices you have really to read the item description: stereo mono near mint, near mint minus , vg++ etc) then of course as many members already wrote the seller is important. but whats missing is the TIME you are selling the record: not only the hours of the day, but the season: for example christmas time (1 month before) you get really high prices. bid in summertime in the middle of august, you have got chances for what was michel tellin above ... i think popsike can give you quite a good feeling if a record has a high value or not, but that's only for the money side !! and says nothing about the quality of the music itself of course ...

oh yes, paris, texas is dope !

i have the complete japan blue note 10" collection. these are a total of 50 titles ! all of them are mint/near mint and have the obi. does anybody know what they are worth ? of course i saw a few titles on ebay, but always mostly the same 4-6 titles for around 20-30 US$. spent also a good money for these, but not sure if i will keep them. the sound is pretty good i must admit - for me better than the newer toshiba 12" vinyls, but i never did collect 10" til now. thanks for input tom

- art blakey, holiday for skins vol 2, orig mono dg - jack wilson, the two sides of, japan atlantic - lonnie johnson, losing game, orig prestige bluesville dg

hello hans, will have the chance to get the japanese vinyl issue of "round about midnight" soon - then you can have the cd from me ... later tom

diggin for vinyl on your honeymoon? now that's a vinyl lover yes, but as i wrote "under the tables" - i forgot to say my wife was with me

benny golson - free - usa argo dizzy gillespie - new wave - philips mono rusty bryant - night train now - prestige blue label

10" blue note japan, thelonious monk, vol 2 10" blue note japan, lou donaldson, vol 2 10" blue note japan, milt jackson

urbie green, blues and other shades of green, great rvg first press on abc dg lp

coleman hawkins, at ease, orig moodsville green label dg

- lou donaldson, time is right, 3times outbid - bennie green, back on the scene, never saw it in near mint - thad jones, after hours, outbid several times - mance lipscomb, 1961 reprise album blues in trouble , not find it yet

i got that title as argo promo vinyl - sounds very good. spent about 25 $ on ebay about 3 months ago for a nm copy. you should find it again soon there PS if you like, i can tape it for you on cd

Some of the earlier CDs from Japan sound pretty good. Many are flat transfers of the master with no EQ and almost all of them were mastered at a much lower level than anything done later. In this list, I could see wanting to check out the old Impulse! CDs but those old Columbia/CBS/Sony Miles discs? Yuck. Older CBS masterings almost always sound harsh & tinny to me. I have several of those CBS/Sony 35DP and 32DP Miles Davis CDs and they don't sound harsh and tinny to me. The current Mark Wilder remasters do, at least they sound harsh en "pinched" to me. same with me - have about 25 miles davis cds from this series and they sound superb to me.

jimmy ponder w. roland hanna, while my guitar gently, us cadet 1974

have a try with these artists: - kevin yost (check "starry night") jazzy house - ananda project (soulful house) - the timewriter (deep tec house) - terry lee brown jr (deep tec house) - david alvarado - kerry chandler (world, soulful house - dennis ferrer (house with world infl.) - marshall jefferson (where it all starts !) enjoy your home clubbin '

miles davis, vol 1, 1501 blue note, lexington

mance lipscomb, arhoolie vol 5 + 6, us pressings a great country bluesman - just discovered him for me

lee morgan, vol. 3, blue note united artists mono sounds so good - i love these united mono pressing sound quality

big bill broonzy - big bill's blues - columbia mono very fine country blues album

yeh, try to get the first one - i am really fine with several blue note also on king issues but these 2 titles above are on my wish list for "real" ones but thanks!

.... not the toshiba, i did collect them but sold almost all of them - now doin much better with most of the king issues >> try to get some of the K18P - 9xxx series - superb sound quality, sometimes even better thjan the GXK or GXF series never listen to the classic reissues, but some people say they would sound too cd-like (i do not know)

i am looking for these 2 blue note titles in near mint condition: bennie green - back to the scene lou donaldson - the time is right (if possible only orig issues but later MONO issues would be maybe fine also) i have several blue note lps for trade (of course from the same area and in near mint) ... just let me know many thanks tom

curtis fuller - a new trombone - prestige mono japan

.... thought here in this forum, you could find blue note sales, but that is very rare ... but i can't think nobody has never ever a blue note record for sale ?! but what i would like more is to trade some blue note records as i must not have all of them, but only the ones i really like (of course wouldn't trade a liberty against 47west)

lou courtney - i'm in the need of love - epic orig 1974 one of the best rare groove soul records ever