What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[paul secor]

Duke Jordan: Midnight Moonlight (Steeplechase)

[jeffcrom]

Jon Arnet

Jan Arnet? Nice lineup - would like to hear that obcurity.

The back cover reads "Jon," but yes, it's obviously Jan Arnett. Should have caught that.

I don't know how scarce that Catalyst album is. I found it in an Atlanta used record store for ten bucks or something like that.

Edited September 18, 2013 by jeffcrom

[jeffcrom]

Soul Note #1 (1001 is the actual catalog number): Billy Harper Quintet in Europe.

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

Art Blakey - Jazz Messengers '70 (Catalyst)

i have this one, ill never figure it out how a jazz megaforce like blakey ends up at the end of the decade having his lps released on.....Catalyst?!? why didnt he leave blue note for a soild deal. after blue note hes on a million labels....

[sidewinder]

Art Blakey - Jazz Messengers '70 (Catalyst)

i have this one, ill never figure it out how a jazz megaforce like blakey ends up at the end of the decade having his lps released on.....Catalyst?!? why didnt he leave blue note for a soild deal. after blue note hes on a million labels....

What I remember during the 1970s (at least from the perspective of Europe) is that his new releases were totally low profile until 'Gypsy Folk Tales' came along on Pye/Roulette towards the end of the decade.

[brownie]

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Curtis Peagler - I'll be around - Pablo

Recorded after Fantasy had bought Pablo. Saw the sleeve in Mole Jazz one day and instantly bought the album. You just can't deny a sleeve with that amount of conviction, can you?

(Mine's got a hole in the same place )

MG

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Etta Jones - Love me with all your heart - Muse (promo)

MG

[paul secor]

Dizzy Gillespie: One Night in Washington with The Orchestra (Elektra Musician)

[jeffcrom]

McCoy Tyner - Sama Layuca (Milestone)

[paul secor]

Buck Hill Quartet: This Is Buck Hill (Steeplechase)

On this recording, Buck Hill plays like a man who's thrilled to have a first record date under his own name - which this was - and like a man who wonders if there will be other record dates in the future - there were. I'm glad that he played with that kind of happiness and urgency.

[paul secor]

The Real Bud Freeman 1984 (Principally Jazz)

[patricia]

Double 7 with Winifred Atwell. Rags til Hell wouldn't have them on side 1 and Boogie Woodies til the cows come home on side 2.

Winifred owns her piano!!!

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Double 7 with Winifred Atwell. Rags til Hell wouldn't have them on side 1 and Boogie Woodies til the cows come home on side 2.

Winifred owns her piano!!!

Goodness!

I do remember her as having twelve fingers on each of her nine hands. She always seemed too nice on TV in the late fifties. When is this stuff from, Patricia?

MG

[sidewinder]

No Mrs Mills?

[mjazzg]

except mine's the Mono.

Found this and Bley's Touching from the same series in a nice old fashioned record shop this week

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Definitely NOT!

MG

[patricia]

Double 7 with Winifred Atwell. Rags til Hell wouldn't have them on side 1 and Boogie Woodies til the cows come home on side 2.

Winifred owns her piano!!!

Goodness!

I do remember her as having twelve fingers on each of her nine hands. She always seemed too nice on TV in the late fifties. When is this stuff from, Patricia?

MG

I'm looking at the soft-cover, [London label] in surprisingly good shape and judging by the clothes she's wearing and the liner notes, I would say mid-1950s.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Oh, found it now - it's this

Original on Decca

or

LP reissue on Ace of Clubs

or

CD reissue on Vocalion.

I bet you can pick up original LPs of this quite reasonably. Will have a butchers when I'm in Cardiff next.

MG

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Oh yes, the Ace of Clubs is going for a fiver on Amazon UK now. I'll see what the local shops say.

MG

[patricia]

Oh, found it now - it's this

Original on Decca

or

LP reissue on Ace of Clubs

or

CD reissue on Vocalion.

I bet you can pick up original LPs of this quite reasonably. Will have a butchers when I'm in Cardiff next.

MG

My record has the bottom picture, same track list, but on the London label.

Thanks for giving me the options.

Edited September 19, 2013 by patricia

[Deepak]

Grateful Dead - Sunshine Daydream (4 LP)

[paul secor]

John Carter & Bobby Bradford Quartet: Flight for Four (Flying Dutchman)

[Chuck Nessa]

Think this will be my weekend listening (beyond my Sullivan remix).

That should clear my head.

[jeffcrom]

Chris Barber - Travelling (sic) (Tip). A German compilation of 1960s British trad, given to me by a Danish friend in Copenhagen. Edmond Hall guests on most tracks.