What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[colinmce]

Nice find indeed !

Spinning - 'Introducing Duke Pearson's Big Band' (BN Liberty, stereo)

I got this very same LP in a shop years ago for $2 mint. Still haven't felt motivated to play it. I should put it on tomorrow.

[Homefromtheforest]

Got a new amplifier today(well a late 70s vintage beast that weighs a ton but sounds amazing) and these records got played to test it out:

Michael Garrick "prelude to heart is a lotus" (gearbox) ...excellent sound, music, and performance...what a great album!

Masabumi Kikuchi "end for the beginning" (Philips, Japan)

Henri Texier "Paris-batignolles" (label bleu, France)

[sidewinder]

Michael Garrick "prelude to heart is a lotus" (gearbox) ...excellent sound, music, and performance...what a great album!

Really must get hold of that one.

I got this very same LP in a shop years ago for $2 mint. Still haven't felt motivated to play it. I should put it on tomorrow.

Those were the days. I think my copy was unplayed too - picked it up along with a mono Duke Pearson 'Sweet Honey Bee' in similar shape. According to Honest Jon's they had been sitting in a US store-room for about 30 years.

[BillF]

Nice find indeed !

Spinning - 'Introducing Duke Pearson's Big Band' (BN Liberty, stereo)

I got this very same LP in a shop years ago for $2 mint. Still haven't felt motivated to play it. I should put it on tomorrow.

Indeed you should!

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

So far this morning

Shirley Scott & Stanley Turrentine - Blue flames - Prestige (Ace UK)

now

Donald Byrd - Blackjack - BN (UA dark blue label) My second copy - can't remember what happened to the original, which I got before 'Mustang' and which persuaded me to rush out and buy that one, too. But I still prefer this album.

MG

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Now just finishing

Willis Jackson - Star bag - Prestige

One of his very best! But never on CD.

next

Hank Crawford's back - Kudu (Polydor UK)

MG

[tomatamot]

Now just finishing

Willis Jackson - Star bag - Prestige

One of his very best! But never on CD.

MG

Oeps!

Never seen this album before and I have a few of his albums.

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[tomatamot]

The Benny Carter Quartet ~ Swingin' The '20's

Contemporary

Nice mono copy!!

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Now just finishing

Willis Jackson - Star bag - Prestige

One of his very best! But never on CD.

MG

Oeps!

Never seen this album before and I have a few of his albums.

It took me until 1996 to find a copy - in a used record shop in somewhat rural NJ, south of Newark. Hard to find. Good luck.

MG

[kh1958]

Now just finishing

Willis Jackson - Star bag - Prestige

One of his very best! But never on CD.

MG

Oeps!

Never seen this album before and I have a few of his albums.

It took me until 1996 to find a copy - in a used record shop in somewhat rural NJ, south of Newark. Hard to find. Good luck.

MG

I have one too.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

This afternoon

Percy Mayfield with the Phillip Walker Blues Band - Hit the road again - Timeless

now

Hey - don't try getting images from Jazzwax.com. You get hung and can't close, move or minimise your browser window. Gotta shut down in a mo.

Now playing Leroy Vinnegar - Leroy walks again - Contemporary (Vogue UK mono)

MG

[jeffcrom]

Jazz Studio Orchestra of the Polish Radio - Polish Jazz (Muza stereo). The big names, I guess, on this 1969 album are Tomasz Stanko and Zbigniew Namysłowski. Oddly, the latter is not listed among the personnel, but he's credited with the alto saxophone solo on Krzysztof Komeda's "Kattorna."

[jeffcrom]

Walt Dickerson/Richard Davis - Divine Gemini (Steeplechase)

[jeffcrom]

Henry Townsend - Hard Luck Stories (Swingmaster). 1981 recordings by the St. Louis blues master, split between guitar and piano. (Townsend was equally adept at both instruments.) Wonderful.

[Deepak]

Charlie Parker - Complete Savoy Studio Sessions

what the doctor ordered after 12 hours of work and 3 emergencies

[paul secor]

Ephie Resnick/Marty Grosz: The End of Innocence (Mark Records)

A seemingly homemade record of trombone and guitar duets. Charming and real. My copy has an address for Ephraim Resnick stamped on it. Wonder if he still lives there?

The image above is actually the back cover, but it was all I could find.

[clifford_thornton]

Whoa. That vibe is really up my alley. Would love to hear it.

Now:

Rolf & Joachim Kühn - Transfiguration - (Saba)

[Homefromtheforest]

Weather Report "sweetnighter" (USA, Columbia)

[brownie]

French Verve reissue

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

This morning

The Skatalites - Return of the big guns - Island

Stanley Turpentine & Shirley Scoff - Common touch - BN (Liberty/UA)

now

Pharaoh Sanders - Journey to the one - Theresa

MG

[king ubu]

Max Brüel - Vol. 1: Nondescript, Garlic Wafer, Lover Man (Metronome MEP 118, 45 rpm EP)

got this as a gift from someone I "met" on another board ... very good!

and now:

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

This afternoon

Blue Mitchell - Mainstream (promo)

After many years of thought, I've concluded that this is Blue's best album. With Jimmy Forrest, Walter Bishop, Larry Gales & Doug Sides.

Jack McDuff - Steppin' out - Prestige (green label)

Aretha Franklin - Songs of faith - Chess (Vogue France)

MG

[Chuck Nessa]

[king ubu]

[paul secor]

Johnny Hodges: Blues A-Plenty (Verve Classic)