What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[paul secor]

Milt Jackson (BN Japan)

[clifford_thornton]

Amon Düül II - Phallus Dei - (Liberty, GER)

[Chuck Nessa]

David Eyges with Byard Lancaster

[clifford_thornton]

Neu! - Neu! 2 - (Metronome/Brain GER)

[B. Clugston]

Walter Zuber Armstrong & Steve Lacy, Alter Ego.

Archie Shepp, The Way Ahead. Happy 77th birthday to Archie Shepp!

[paul secor]

Bob Brookmeyer Quintet: Traditionalism Revisited (Pacific Jazz/King)

[paul secor]

David Eyges with Byard Lancaster

I heard them in concert around the time this LP was released. A good evening.

[colinmce]

Milt Jackson (BN Japan)

I put this CD on for a bit last night. Great one.

[mjazzg]

Spontaneous Music Ensemble - 'So What Do You Think?' [Tangent]

finally found a relatively reasonably priced copy, in nice condition, so went for it. No regrets

[imeanyou]

I haven't listened to Bill Evans for a couple of years but this is a warm welcome back. Philly Joe Jones is a muthafucker on 'Oleo'. (Victor Japan)

[Leeway]

Spontaneous Music Ensemble - 'So What Do You Think?' [Tangent]

finally found a relatively reasonably priced copy, in nice condition, so went for it. No regrets

I'd feel the same. Carpe diem. The album you don't get is the one you often spend a lot of time regretting, right? Great group, Bailey and Stevens to me are the Fountainheads, and there is Mr. Watts too .

[porcy62]

Sundazed reissue. Edit: actually it's a original Ode, stereo.

Got the input from the news:http://www.theguardian.com/music/2014/may/19/led-zeppelin-accused-stealing-stairway-to-heaven-opening

Edited May 25, 2014 by porcy62

[porcy62]

Sundazed reissue

[JSngry]

Silly stuff, and only sometimes fun. But c'est la vie. It's historical and it's part of a series. Prestige.

[Clunky]

Allen Eager-------- Swingin' with Allen Eager------(Marshmallow) MMLP-102

Low-fi broadcasts from NY in 1951 & 1953. Sidemen include Howard McGhee (1953) and Fats Ford (1951) on trumpet. Not heard of the latter, a pseudonym? Both sessions worth hearing but I'd not spend too much getting these sides given the sound.

[jeffcrom]

Fats Ford was not a big name, but he played two stints with Ellington - once at the beginning of the 1950s and once at the end. He's on the Masterpieces by Ellington album, IIRC.

[paul secor]

Cannonball Adderley: Straight, No Chaser (Riverside Japan)

[Chuck Nessa]

Bought this Crown lp in high school. Freshman year of college it was stolen. Later that year a chance encounter with Conte Candoli resulted in a new copy. A few years ago I sold the bulk of my lps to finance cd reissues of my catalog.

On a return "back home" to pay tribute to my departed mother in law, I visited the local vinyl store/coffee shop and found this for about $6.

[Leeway]

That's a good story Chuck. Let the circle be unbroken, as they say.

SYZYGY - Tarfala Trio - Guy, Gustafsson, Strid - No Business 2LP+7". Wonderful. I noticed this time how, in various spots, how Mats G sounds surprisingly like EP, and that starts right at the first minute of LP1. Parker casts a long shadow in music like this so I guess it's not surprising after all.

[mjazzg]

Spontaneous Music Ensemble - 'So What Do You Think?' [Tangent]

finally found a relatively reasonably priced copy, in nice condition, so went for it. No regrets

I'd feel the same. Carpe diem. The album you don't get is the one you often spend a lot of time regretting, right? Great group, Bailey and Stevens to me are the Fountainheads, and there is Mr. Watts too .

Yes Watts is there and sounding fine despite no mention in the sleeve notes

[uli]

The Standard I don't have on vinyl, only as part of the RCA box, but what the hey.

Edited May 26, 2014 by uli

[paul secor]

Hank Mobley: The Turnaround! (BN King)

[kh1958]

Completed the Mosaic It Club Monk set--a finely pressed LP set, with quiet surfaces, just a great sounding collection of excellent music.

[paul secor]

Andrew Hill: Dance With Death (BN/King)

[clifford_thornton]

Dino Valente - Dino - (Epic)