What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[clifford_thornton]

Terry Riley - In C - (CBS France)

[CraigP]

Dumptruck - Positively Dumptruck

Ciccone Youth - Into The Groovy

[clifford_thornton]

Dumptruck - Positively Dumptruck

Ciccone Youth - Into The Groovy

Now yer talkin'.

[Leeway]

THROUGH FOUNDATION - Taylor Ho Bynum (cornet) & Tomas Fujiwara (d). Edition of 250 copies, color vinyl. 2014.

[paul secor]

John Fahey: Railroad I (Takoma)

[paul secor]

The Everly Brothers: Songs Our Daddy Taught Us (Cadence/Ace U.K.)

[Homefromtheforest]

John Fahey: Railroad I (Takoma)

Fantastic album. Fahey occupies much record shelf space here...

[jeffcrom]

Lou Donaldson - Fried Buzzard (Cadet)

[paul secor]

John Fahey: Railroad I (Takoma)

Fantastic album. Fahey occupies much record shelf space here...

Not as well known as some other Faheys (not that Fahey's records are that well known in general) , but I think it's one of his best.

[uli]

my cover looks like this just bigger

Edited July 2, 2014 by uli

[clifford_thornton]

Mine looks like this:

Lovely record. I think the Reverend is the bee's knees.

[Leeway]

PARADOX - Takashi Kako (p, celeste), Kent Carter (b, cello), Oliver Johnson (d, perc). JAPO/ECM.

On his website, Kako states that while he was in France in the 1970s, he was a student of Messiaen, but that he also became interested in free jazz and and that he "collaborated" with Steve Lacy (likely the source of his rhythm section) and Masahiko Togashi, and you can hear a lot of these influences going on here.

[clifford_thornton]

Good record. There's one with Claude Bernard and Itaru Oki called Paris Days that's also really nice.

Kako's first jazz records (I think) were with Bob Reid's Emergency, recorded in Paris in the early 70s. One on America and one on Reid's Kwela imprint.

[Leeway]

Good record. There's one with Claude Bernard and Itaru Oki called Paris Days that's also really nice.

Kako's first jazz records (I think) were with Bob Reid's Emergency, recorded in Paris in the early 70s. One on America and one on Reid's Kwela imprint.

I'll keep my eye out for those, sound interesting. Thanks for the recs.

[paul secor]

Prince Far I: Long Life (Virgin)

An ironic title, since he was murdered at age 39.

Edited July 3, 2014 by paul secor

[Homefromtheforest]

Good record. There's one with Claude Bernard and Itaru Oki called Paris Days that's also really nice.

Kako's first jazz records (I think) were with Bob Reid's Emergency, recorded in Paris in the early 70s. One on America and one on Reid's Kwela imprint.

I'll keep my eye out for those, sound interesting. Thanks for the recs.

I'll second those recommendations...there's a whole bunch of Japanese TOK Lps that are great too...and "legend of the sea myself" is also very worthwhile.

[Leeway]

Good record. There's one with Claude Bernard and Itaru Oki called Paris Days that's also really nice.

Kako's first jazz records (I think) were with Bob Reid's Emergency, recorded in Paris in the early 70s. One on America and one on Reid's Kwela imprint.

I'll keep my eye out for those, sound interesting. Thanks for the recs.

I'll second those recommendations...there's a whole bunch of Japanese TOK Lps that are great too...and "legend of the sea myself" is also very worthwhile.

OK, thanks. The "Paradox" LP is marked as a TOK LP btw. I only alerted to it because of Kent Carter and Oliver Johnson. I figured it would have to be good if those guys were on it.

Just played:

MENTAL SHAKE - Peter Brotzmann (reeds), Jason Adasiewicz (vibes), John Edwards (b), Steve Noble (d). OTORUKU LP.

I guess the buzz on this one is Adasiewicz' vibes, but the thing that hit me was the intense gravitational force field created by Edwards and Noble, that often had the vibes on the outside looking in. Not that it wasn't nice anyway. The vibes get a bit more of a look-in on side-2, and Adasiewicz even gets Brotzmann into sort of a swing mode for a minute or two. Brotzmann is on fire for most of the set, especially on side-1, just wailing.

[Leeway]

BOTH ENDS - Ballister: Dave Rempis (as, ts), Fred Lonberg-Holm (cello, elec), Paal Nilssen-Love (d, perc). Bocian LP. Yellow vinyl.

Rempis channeling Brotzmann, indeed the group is reminiscent of the early Brotzmann Trio. Reportedly recorded live while suffering the effects of food poisoning and the alcohol drunk to defeat the bacteria (does that work???), they definitely pounded the snot out of those bacteria if the performance is any indication.

[paul secor]

Gerry Mulligan - Paul Desmond Quartet: Blues In Time (Verve/Mobile Fidelity)

I like Desmond's playing enough that I can tolerate Mulligan. Listening to this, I was reminded of a line that a friend of mine read and passed on to me. A musician once wisecracked that Mulligan played country and western baritone sax.

[clifford_thornton]

good record.

[tomatamot]

Charlie Rouse Quintet ‎– Takin' Care Of Business.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

A musician once wisecracked that Mulligan played country and western baritone sax.

Wisecrack of the week!!!!

MG

[kh1958]

Errol Garner, Garnerland (Columbia House Party ten inch)

[paul secor]

Roswell Rudd - Giorgio Gaslini Duo: Sharing (Dischi Della Quercia)

[Larry Kart]

A musician once wisecracked that Mulligan played country and western baritone sax.

Wisecrack of the week!!!!

MG

Lots of truth in that.