What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[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.

[paul secor]

John Coltrane: Coltrane's Sound (Atlantic Japan)

[BillF]

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.

Lovely album!

[paul secor]

Michel Legrand Meets Miles Davis/Ben Webster/Hank Jones, etc., etc. (Philips Japan)

[paul secor]

Satchmo the Great (CBS Sony Japan)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Assagai - Zimbabwe - Philips

MG

[BillF]

[paul secor]

Grant Green: Solid (BN/King Japan)

[Cactus Bob]

Big Bill Broonzy Sings the Blues

Vogue EPV 1024, London, England, Mar. 1955

[Cactus Bob]

Rhythm and Blues with Bo Diddley

London RE-U 1054, London England, June '56. Recorded by Checker, Chicago

[paul secor]

Bill Evans: Unknown Session (Riverside Japan)

[paul secor]

Sonny Rollins: The Bridge (RCA Japan)

[colinmce]

What's on that one, Paul?

The Bill Evans, that is.

[jeffcrom]

Duke of Iron - Trinidad's Greatest Calypso Singer (Monogram 10"). My Monogram record has the same cover art as this Virgin isle issue.

[jeffcrom]

Charlie Mariano - Modern Saxaphone Stylings (sic) (Imperial 10"). In a 10" LP mood, i guess. This is pretty wonderful, with Herb Pomeroy and Jaki Byard, circa 1950-51.

[jeffcrom]

Again with the 10" LPs!

Jamming at Rudi's, Vol. 2 (Circle 10"). Not the greatest jazz album ever recorded, but still kind of miraculous. 25 minutes or so of "mainstream" jazz recorded in Rudi Blesh's apartment in 1951, with Hot Lips Page, Tyree Glenn, Paul Quinichette, Kenny Kersey, Walter Page, Sonny Greer, and some rare electric guitar work by Danny Barker.

[sidewinder]

Tony Williams 'Life Time' (BN NY USA, mono)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Grant Green: Solid (BN/King Japan)

Oh, that's a nice sleeve! I never saw that one before. Same artist who did 'Matador'.

Now

Toure Kunda - E'mma Africa - Celluloid

MG

[colinmce]

Jimmy Lyons Quintet - We Sneezawee (Black Saint)

Stanley Crouch's notes are completely dickheaded, about how the avant grade lacks masterful instrumentalists, and how the inept cloak themselves in made-up concepts & theories. Classic example of extrapolating one's own experiences to the whole?