What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[uli]

[mjazzg]

Gunter Hampel - Wellen/Waves Berlin soloflight[FMP]

solo performance featuring three of my favourite instruments - vibes, bs clarinet, flute - marvellous

[Clunky]

Sir Douglas Quintet - Mendocino - (Smash)

Bluesy, slightly country, modestly psychedelic , pretty good.

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Urbie Green- ----Urbie Green Septet New Faces - New Sounds ---(Blue Note) - Toshiba 10inch, nice but hardly riveting date, perhaps not too surprising it's not seen domestic CD release.

[Leeway]

The Thing: MONO. The Thing Records 2LP. Mats Gustafsson, IHF, and PNL. LOUD and wild.

[paul secor]

Sir Douglas Quintet - Mendocino - (Smash)

Bluesy, slightly country, modestly psychedelic , pretty good.

I'm a long time fan of that record and of Doug Sahm's music in general.

[paul secor]

Erroll Garner: Play It Again, Erroll! (Columbia)

I don't play Erroll Garner's music a lot but, whenever I do, I enjoy it immensely.

[Leeway]

[paul secor]

Richard Twardzik Trio/Russ Freeman Trio (Pacific Jazz/King Japan)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Jesse Powell - Blow man blow - Jubilee (DG Mono)

MG

[tomatamot]

Jesse Powell - Blow man blow - Jubilee (DG Mono)

MG

Oh yeah, thats what I like too.

[mjazzg]

The Thing: MONO. The Thing Records 2LP. Mats Gustafsson, IHF, and PNL. LOUD and wild.

Just checking that out on Spotify now. I think it'll be purchased.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Paul Bryant - Burnin' - PJ - with Jim Hall.

MG

[jeffcrom]

Gary Burton - Something's Coming (RCA stereo). Hard to believe that this excellent album has never been reissued.

[paul secor]

Clark Terry: Memories of Duke (Pablo)

[tomatamot]

Zoot Sims - Passion Flower (Zoot Sims Plays Duke Ellington)............. Pablo USA

[Chuck Nessa]

Gary Burton - Something's Coming (RCA stereo). Hard to believe that this excellent album has never been reissued.

I forgot it existed.

[Leeway]

Checking out another Bennie Wallace LP. They remind me of Garrison Keiller's Lake Wobegon, where all the kids are "above average."

[Chuck Nessa]

Checking out another Bennie Wallace LP. They remind me of Garrison Keiller's Lake Wobegon, where all the kids are "above average."

LOL!

[paul secor]

Jim Hall: Live in Tokyo (Paddle Wheel)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Jim Hall: Live in Tokyo (Paddle Wheel)

That illustration reminds me of the ones that King did of Grant Green LPs in '79/'80. Is it the same artist?

MG

[Leeway]

Jim Hall: Live in Tokyo (Paddle Wheel)

That illustration reminds me of the ones that King did of Grant Green LPs in '79/'80. Is it the same artist?

MG

The King Grant Green illustrations were done by Toshio Fujiyama, per Discogs. I can't find the illustrator for the Hall.

[paul secor]

Jim Hall: Live in Tokyo (Paddle Wheel)

That illustration reminds me of the ones that King did of Grant Green LPs in '79/'80. Is it the same artist?

MG

The King Grant Green illustrations were done by Toshio Fujiyama, per Discogs. I can't find the illustrator for the Hall.

Fujiyama is also the illustrator of the Jim Hall cover.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Jim Hall: Live in Tokyo (Paddle Wheel)

That illustration reminds me of the ones that King did of Grant Green LPs in '79/'80. Is it the same artist?

MG

The King Grant Green illustrations were done by Toshio Fujiyama, per Discogs. I can't find the illustrator for the Hall.

Fujiyama is also the illustrator of the Jim Hall cover.

Ah, there we are then. Thanks Paul.

MG

[paul secor]

Jim Hall: Live in Tokyo (Paddle Wheel)

That illustration reminds me of the ones that King did of Grant Green LPs in '79/'80. Is it the same artist?

MG

The King Grant Green illustrations were done by Toshio Fujiyama, per Discogs. I can't find the illustrator for the Hall.

Fujiyama is also the illustrator of the Jim Hall cover.

Ah, there we are then. Thanks Paul.

MG

You have a pretty good eye.

[Leeway]

Ah, the power of suggestion. GOODEN'S CORNER, Grant Green. Music Matters 45RPM 2LP. I prefer Mr Fujiyama's cover.