What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[paul secor]

Grant Green: Solid (BN/King Japan)

[jeffcrom]

Curtis Fuller - Sliding Easy (UA)

[mjazzg]

John Tchicai/Andre Goudbeek Duo - Barefoot Dance (Marge)

I very nearly bought a copy of that yesterday and didn't. Did I make a mistake?

[Deepak]

Jimmy Smith - The Sermon! (NY, mono)

[kh1958]

The John Coltrane Quartet Plays (Impulse, mono, promo),

Miles Davis, Jazz Track (Columbia, six eyes mono), and

Art Blakey, Mosaic (Blue Note mono, NY USA deep groove on one side)

[jeffcrom]

John Tchicai/Andre Goudbeek Duo - Barefoot Dance (Marge)

I very nearly bought a copy of that yesterday and didn't. Did I make a mistake?

Hmmm... depends on how much it was. It's very good, if you're not turned off by the idea of alto sax (or bass clarinet) duets. And my copy sounds good; it's a very quiet pressing. It's not the Tchicai record I would take to a desert island, but it's good music and worth having.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

King Curtis - King Curtis - Trip (Soul twist - Enjoy + a few bonus cuts) No image on web of the Trip LP, but this is the original

MG

[sidewinder]

Gearing up to see Mr Shorter - 'Night Dreamer' (BN NY USA mono)

[Leeway]

Jay Hoggard (Vibes), Anthony Davis (piano), Cecil McBee (bass), Billy Hart (drums), Don Moye (perc), Dwight Andrews (bass cl), Wilson Morman III (Tympani).

[paul secor]

1958 Miles (CBS Sony Japan)

[Daniel A]

I'm returning to this thread after having been away for too long! All LPs are stored away until we're moving at the end of the month, except three recent acquisitions, one of which is:

Joe Henderson 'In 'n Out' (EMI Japan Mono)

Currently 'Punjab', which I think is one of the greatest tunes ever. And 'Serenity' and 'Short Story' on side 2 is not far behind!

[Leeway]

@ Daniel A: That's a nice LP to make a return with!

Staying in the vibe mode for now (complete with the "New Note" sticker ):

[Daniel A]

Thanks, Leeway! There's a Hutcherson LP for every mood, really. I'm longing for my own copy(ies) of 'Total Eclipse' myself.

[Leeway]

Thanks, Leeway! There's a Hutcherson LP for every mood, really. I'm longing for my own copy(ies) of 'Total Eclipse' myself.

I'll try to give my copy of "Total Eclipse" a spin soon. Good suggestion!

A little more Hutcherson courtesy of McCoy Tyner:

What a line-up: Tyner, Bobby Hutcherson, Gary Bartz, Azar Lawrence, John Stubblefield, Buster Williams, Billy Hart, Mtume, Guillermi Franco.

[paul secor]

Harry Edison Swings Buck Clayton (and vice versa) - (Verve Japan)

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

Now playing:

Hank Mobley - A Slice of the Top (BN "rainbow"). What a wonderful album.

I traded in my rainbow LP when I got my hands on a copy of the Connoisseur LP. It sounds better. That weird phasing on the cymbals is not as bad and the stereo separation is better.

thank you for reminding me to pick that up. i completely believe you on the better SQ on the conn. HOWEVER......how is the vinyl quality on your connoisseur ed. ive found a couple of this era bn reissues, to be badly warped when i find em, rather thin vinyl. the other day i picked up that 'lost grooves' lp that was put out, (the one i found was just lp two, for $3), its cut by Wally Traugott and sounds good, although the vinyl seems a lil on the thin side still. it sounds very different to how rudy would of cut the record, this is very noticable espically on the organ tracks, i can really tell the difference.

[mjazzg]

John Tchicai/Andre Goudbeek Duo - Barefoot Dance (Marge)

I very nearly bought a copy of that yesterday and didn't. Did I make a mistake?

Hmmm... depends on how much it was. It's very good, if you're not turned off by the idea of alto sax (or bass clarinet) duets. And my copy sounds good; it's a very quiet pressing. It's not the Tchicai record I would take to a desert island, but it's good music and worth having.

Thanks Jeff. Price was Ok and I'm happy with the duets but it was my ignorance of Goldbeek that made my hold back. Sounds like it might be worth reinvestigating

[kh1958]

Julian Adderley, Portrait of Cannonball (Riverside, blue label mono), and

Sun Ra, Super-Sonic Sounds (Impulse, black label).

[Leeway]

[clifford_thornton]

Social Climbers - s/t - (Hoboken Records)

producer/guitarist Mark Bingham's oddball homespun proto new-wave band from the late '70s/early '80s. Excellent album. Drag City reissued it a couple of years ago.

[jeffcrom]

Clare Fischer - One to Get Ready: Four to Go (Revelation)

[Cactus Bob]

Bill Evans ~ New Jazz Conceptions

Riverside Mono OJC Reissue

Edited November 17, 2013 by Cactus Bob

[Leeway]

[Leeway]

Steve Coleman and Greg Osby, JMT LP

[jeffcrom]

Woody Herman - Road Father (Century). A nice direct-to-disc album from 1978.