What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[Leeway]

[Leeway]

JAZZ IMPRESSIONS OF BLACK ORPHEUS- Vince Guaraldi, Monet Budwig, Colin Bailey. Fantasy LP, blue vinyl (as on the right). Turns out there is even a Fantasy-issued discography of its artists from April 1962 laid-in the sleeve.

[colinmce]

Brownie: The Complete EmArcy Recordings of Clifford Brown

Disc 1

Damn, on vinyl?

[tomatamot]

Brownie: The Complete EmArcy Recordings of Clifford Brown

Disc 1

Damn, on vinyl?

I`m afraid just a 10-CD box set

[porcy62]

NY pressing, mono.

[porcy62]

Toshiba, Japan.

[mjazzg]

David Eyges - The Captain (Chiarascuro)

I'd come across his playing with Cecil McBee and took a punt on a still sealed copy of this. Glad I did. It's way better than the cover suggests

Can anyone out there comment on either of his LPs with Byard Lancaster?

Edited January 10, 2014 by mjazzg

[jeffcrom]

I've got Crossroads, with Lancaster and Sunny Murray, and think that it's a beautiful thing. On the title cut, Eyges and Murray get their wires crossed and the beat gets turned around. I've always loved that that didn't bother them - that take got issued anyway.

[porcy62]

King pressing, Japan.

[paul secor]

Bobby Bradford and the Mo'Tet: Lost in L.A. (Soul Note)

[mjazzg]

I've got Crossroads, with Lancaster and Sunny Murray, and think that it's a beautiful thing. On the title cut, Eyges and Murray get their wires crossed and the beat gets turned around. I've always loved that that didn't bother them - that take got issued anyway.

Thanks Jeff. I'll keep an eye out for that one too

[paul secor]

I heard David Eyges and Byard Lancaster play live around the time the first LP was issued. They did it up well.

I have both of the LPs, but I'd have to do some more listening before I'd make a judgement call on them.

[porcy62]

Japan

Worth more for Lateef playing, IMHO.

Edited January 10, 2014 by porcy62

[sidewinder]

Hank Mobley 'A Caddy For Daddy' (BN NY USA, stereo)

[Clunky]

I've got Crossroads, with Lancaster and Sunny Murray, and think that it's a beautiful thing. On the title cut, Eyges and Murray get their wires crossed and the beat gets turned around. I've always loved that that didn't bother them - that take got issued anyway.

Thanks Jeff. I'll keep an eye out for that one too

I like this one too.

[paul secor]

Tabby Thomas: Hoodoo Party (Flyright)

[porcy62]

Liberty pressing.

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

[vinyltim]

I posted this today with both mono and stereo clips to compare:
Horace Silver - Cape Verdean Blues
http://www.timenjoysrecords.com/reco...-verdean-blues

[porcy62]

[tomatamot]

Branford Marsalis Quartet - Four MFs Playin' Tunes

[tomatamot]

Branford Marsalis Trio - The Dark Keys.

[Clunky]

Nick Brignola Sextet-------------Baritone Madness-----------(Beehive)

Good line up with Ted Curson, Roy Haynes, Pepper Adams , Dave Holland and Derek Smith. Standard hard-bop but well played and recorded.

[tomatamot]

Cornelis Vreeswijk - Jazz Incorporated

[jeffcrom]

Nick Brignola Sextet-------------Baritone Madness-----------(Beehive)

Good line up with Ted Curson, Roy Haynes, Pepper Adams , Dave Holland and Derek Smith. Standard hard-bop but well played and recorded.

Yeah, that's a good one. I went to a workshop over 30 years ago where Holland was talking about what a fun date that was, and how much he enjoyed playing with Roy Haynes.

Benny Carter - Live and Well in Japan (Pablo). I wish Carter had recorded more on trumpet. His one solo on that instrument here had me shaking my head in wonder.