What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Johnny Hammond Smith - Higher Ground (Kudu). I've been on the lookout for this album since The Magnificent Goldberg posted his Johnny Hammond survey, and I found a copy today. I'm not sure I'll ever like it as much as he does, but any album with a Joe Henderson solo on every track is a good thing.

(Hope you've got Freddie Roach's 'Brown sugar' too.)

MG

[jeffcrom]

Johnny Hammond Smith - Higher Ground (Kudu). I've been on the lookout for this album since The Magnificent Goldberg posted his Johnny Hammond survey, and I found a copy today. I'm not sure I'll ever like it as much as he does, but any album with a Joe Henderson solo on every track is a good thing.

(Hope you've got Freddie Roach's 'Brown sugar' too.)

MG

Yes, sir, I do.

[paul secor]

Cannonball Adderley: Presenting Cannonball (Savoy/SJ)

[uli]

[colinmce]

Warne Marsh - s/t (Atlantic stereo)

Dwight Andrews - Mmotia: The Little People (Otic)

Didn't know about that Dwight Andrews. Line up intrigues

It's great. Turns up on eBay a lot for less than $20.

[clifford_thornton]

Yeah, I think I pulled mine for $9.99 on eBay.

[paul secor]

Jimmy Raney & Doug Raney: Nardis (Steeplechase)

[jeffcrom]

Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh - London Concert (Wave)

Rev. Johnny L. "Hurricane" Jones - If Loving You is Wrong (Jewel)

[colinmce]

Is that from the same Ronnie Scott's engagement as the PAUSA album?

[jeffcrom]

Is that from the same Ronnie Scott's engagement as the PAUSA album?

It's from two months earlier - March 15, 1976 at the Shaw Theater in London. I don't know if these gigs bookended a long European tour or whether they were separate trips.

[jeffcrom]

Steve Lacy - Hocus-Pocus (Lome Armé/Les Disques Du Crépuscule). Book "H" of Practitioners, Lacy's collections of etudes he wrote for himself. He said that the idea was for them to be the kind of thing he usually wrote, but harder. As a saxophonist who pulls these off the shelf to practice every once in a while, I can confirm that they're tough.

[jeffcrom]

Pete Seeger and Sonny Terry - At Carnegie Hall (Folkways mono)

[paul secor]

Charlie Haden: Silence (Soul Note)

I've read at least a couple of put downs of Chet Baker's playing on this record but, to my ears at least, he sounds true to himself and the feeling is there. (And I'm not a Chet Baker fanatic.)

[uli]

[paul secor]

Jay McShann: The Big Apple Bash (Atlantic)

[paul secor]

Archie Shepp: Doodlin (Overseas Records Japan)

[clifford_thornton]

I may incur wrath from certain board members when I say it, but:

Now THAT is a rare pressing. The cover looks wonderful.

[Homefromtheforest]

I'm listening to silence..

All the records are packed into boxes..as is everything else...big move this weekend!

[clifford_thornton]

Good luck!

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

_{Yes, moving is hell on wheels.}

_MG

[paul secor]

It is, but it also gives you the ideal chance to go through your stuff and get rid of things you think you need and want but probably don't.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

It is, but it also gives you the ideal chance to go through your stuff and get rid of things you think you need and want but probably don't.

Yes, it does give you the CHANCE. We moved in 2005 and still haven't.

MG

[tomatamot]

[Homefromtheforest]

It is, but it also gives you the ideal chance to go through your stuff and get rid of things you think you need and want but probably don't.

Yes, it does give you the CHANCE. We moved in 2005 and still haven't.

MG

Haha. Yes I see the opportunity but I ended up pretty much putting everything in boxes thinking "I'll deal with this in the new place"!

Having a one year old limits the time to sort through stuff as well...

Thank God for wine boxes! Great for moving records...

[paul secor]

It's been a few years since I listened to that one. Have good memories of it, and it's time for another listen. Thanks for the reminder.