What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[jeffcrom]

Bill Black's Combo - Saxy Jazz (Hi). I'll bet the Magnificent Goldberg has this.

[clifford_thornton]

(Oneness of) Juju - A Message from Mozambique - (Strata-East)

[jeffcrom]

Henri Renaud - Modern Sounds: France (Contemporary 10"). Some of the usual Paris modernists of the time (1953), including Jimmy Gourley, plus Sandy Mosse (spelled here "Moss") from Chicago.

[paul secor]

Lee Konitz & Hal Galper: Windows (Steeplechase)

Very good Konitz. Just wish I could tune out Galper's piano.

[B. Clugston]

Anima (Pilz). German improv from Limpe and Paul Fuchs, with Austrians Friedrich Gulda and J.A. Rettenbacher sitting in.

[mjazzg]

Amina Claudine Myers - Song for Mother E [Leo Records]

glad to finally get a copy of this. worth the wait

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Bill Black's Combo - Saxy Jazz (Hi). I'll bet the Magnificent Goldberg has this.

Funnily enough, I don't

I expect I will do, one day.

MG

[mjazzg]

Amina Claudine Myers - Song for Mother E [Leo Records]

glad to finally get a copy of this. worth the wait

Again and again. It is so good - real 'soul' music

[Clunky]

Nick Travis-------------The Panic is on---------(HMV)

This is a superb session. I wish I had more examples of Travis in a small group like this. Mostly he seems buried in bigger bands. Here he plays well and the whole things swings brilliantly.

[clifford_thornton]

Anima (Pilz). German improv from Limpe and Paul Fuchs, with Austrians Friedrich Gulda and J.A. Rettenbacher sitting in.

Nice!

[Homefromtheforest]

Anima (Pilz). German improv from Limpe and Paul Fuchs, with Austrians Friedrich Gulda and J.A. Rettenbacher sitting in.

Nice!

It's a pretty uncompromising album that's for sure...have not played my copy in nearly 20 years!

[jeffcrom]

Wardell Gray - Way Out Wardell (Crown). My copy has the same price tag as the one in the picture. I thought for a minute it must be the same copy, but my price tag is positioned differently.

[B. Clugston]

Duke Ellington, Black, Brown and Beige, The 1944-1946 Recordings (Bluebird)

Art Ensemble of Chicago, Fanfare for the Warriors (Atlantic)

[mjazzg]

Amina Claudine Myers Trio - The Circle of Time [black Saint]

[soulpope]

Duke Ellington and Ray Brown: This One's for Blanton! (Pablo)

!!

[kh1958]

The Sounds of Jimmy Smith (Blue Note W. 63rd). Unfortunately a beaten copy.

Jackie McLean, One Step Beyond (Blue Note NY USA). A nice copy, found yesterday for $15.

[mjazzg]

Keith Tippett Septet - "A loose kite in a gentle wind floating with only my will for an anchor" [Ogun]

thanks Bev!

[Clunky]

Lennie Tristano------- Descent into the maelstrom ------( East Wind)

Odds and ends from Lennie. Quite interesting but a hard listen given the recording quality which is fair at best.

[Clunky]

Next up

Jack Duff -------The Enchanted Isle-------(Avenue)

A 1971 hard bop album with the late Kenny Wheeler adding immensely to the attractive themes. My copy looks clean but has quite a few rough spots which don't really detract too much from the driving music .

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Next up

Jack Duff -------The Enchanted Isle-------(Avenue)

A 1971 hard bop album with the late Kenny Wheeler adding immensely to the attractive themes. My copy looks clean but has quite a few rough spots which don't really detract too much from the driving music .

Never HEARD of that one!!!

MG

[mjazzg]

Kenny Wheeler - Song for Someone [incus]

after hearing The Dedication Orchestra play a simply beautiful Wheeler arrangement of a Pukwana's 'Be My Dear' this afternoon

[Homefromtheforest]

Next up

Jack Duff -------The Enchanted Isle-------(Avenue)

A 1971 hard bop album with the late Kenny Wheeler adding immensely to the attractive themes. My copy looks clean but has quite a few rough spots which don't really detract too much from the driving music .

Never HEARD of that one!!!

MG

Next up

Jack Duff -------The Enchanted Isle-------(Avenue)

A 1971 hard bop album with the late Kenny Wheeler adding immensely to the attractive themes. My copy looks clean but has quite a few rough spots which don't really detract too much from the driving music .

Never HEARD of that one!!!

MG

I used to have this LP years ago but sold it because it did not really grab me much. I bought it because of Wheeler's presence but unfortunately the music struck me as rather so-so.

[Homefromtheforest]

Steve Reid "rhythmatism" (mustevic, USA)

Embryo "rock session" (brain metronome, Germany) some guy named Mal Waldron on keyboards

[mjazzg]

Keith Tippett - Blueprint [RCA]

[Kevin Bresnahan]

Jane Ira Bloom - Second Wind (Outline Records). Beat up record with the cover almost separated, but I've never seen it before, I like Bloom's playing and it was only $3, so I took a chance. So far, it's very nice.