What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[paul secor]

Rockin' Jumpin' Shoutin' (Goldband/Charly)

[Leeway]

Man, you can dance to this stuff!

[paul secor]

Joe Temperley & Jimmy Knepper: Just Friends (Hep)

[Homefromtheforest]

Man, you can dance to this stuff!

I should dust off my "joggers and smoggers" 2LP!

Have not played the EX in ages...I remember I had some of their earlier stuff as a young man but at the time I preferred the Dog Faced Hermans.

Now playing:

Steve Reid "rhythmatism" (mustevic, USA)

[mjazzg]

Marshall Allen and Kash Killion - Two Stars in The Universe [Little Rocket Records]

lovely, intimate recording

[kh1958]

Coltrane Time (United Artists Jazz mono)

[uli]

Mine looks like this:

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

yeah I love this record and Frank Wright.

i wanted to listen to some Eddie Jefferson and this was the first that came to mind. .This and the one I am listening to now mite be the only records of him i have.

Edited July 5, 2014 by uli

[paul secor]

Billy Bauer: Anthology (Interplay)

[sidewinder]

Bruce Turner Jump Band 'Going Places' (UK Philips)

[Homefromtheforest]

TOKK ensemble Tokyo "music for living process" (RCA, Japan). I love this album so much...sublime contemporary classical that is very experimental with the likes of Takehisa Kosugi and Toshi Ichiyanagi. Not to mention the brilliant percussion of Yasumori Yamaguchi and the brilliant harp performance by Ayako Shinozaki.

[tomatamot]

Jaki Byard with Strings!

Jaki Byard ( piano and organ )

George Benson (guitar),

Ray Nance (violin and vocals),
Ron Carter (cello),
Richard Davis (double bass),
Alan Dawson (drums and vibraphone).

Edited July 6, 2014 by tomatamot

[clifford_thornton]

TOKK ensemble Tokyo "music for living process" (RCA, Japan). I love this album so much...sublime contemporary classical that is very experimental with the likes of Takehisa Kosugi and Toshi Ichiyanagi. Not to mention the brilliant percussion of Yasumori Yamaguchi and the brilliant harp performance by Ayako Shinozaki.

I have that piece on an Edition RZ LP although I believe it's a different performance. Will have to try and find this.

Just checked - looks like it's the same performance.

[kh1958]

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers with Sabu, Cu-Bop (Jubilee)

[Clunky]

Peter Warren-------Bass Is-------(Enja)

Lots of bass on this and a fair number of drummers. Interesting.

[Homefromtheforest]

TOKK ensemble Tokyo "music for living process" (RCA, Japan). I love this album so much...sublime contemporary classical that is very experimental with the likes of Takehisa Kosugi and Toshi Ichiyanagi. Not to mention the brilliant percussion of Yasumori Yamaguchi and the brilliant harp performance by Ayako Shinozaki.

I have that piece on an Edition RZ LP although I believe it's a different performance. Will have to try and find this.

Just checked - looks like it's the same performance.

I have that same RZ lp and it's a different performance. The RZ is a live 1973 performance without Kosugi and Ichiyanagi.

The TOKK lp is a 1975 studio recording featuring Kosugi on electric violin and Ichiyanagi himself along with the other members.

[Clunky]

Johnny Dyani------Mbizo-----(Steeplechase- Audiophile) rec. live in Glasgow in 1981

[Clunky]

My Funny Valentine: Miles Davis in Concert-------(CBS Japan) original Japanese issue from 1965, different sleeve from the US issue.

[mjazzg]

Walt Dickerson - Solo Vibraphone [steeplechase]

[Clunky]

a few more sides I came across yesterday.

Marion Brown ----Soul Eyes-----(Baystate) Japan

Anthony Braxton----Live at Moers Festival----(Ring) Germany

PJJ is on the Brown and he's not too heavy handed, a fine hardbop date. The Braxton is excellent , not sure if this has had a CD release.

[mjazzg]

a few more sides I came across yesterday.

Marion Brown ----Soul Eyes-----(Baystate) Japan

Anthony Braxton----Live at Moers Festival----(Ring) Germany

PJJ is on the Brown and he's not too heavy handed, a fine hardbop date. The Braxton is excellent , not sure if this has had a CD release.

That Braxton is indeed very good - I don[t think there is a CD.

The Brown's on my 'get around to it one day' list

[colinmce]

Definitely no CD. I'd love to pick up that one and the 3xLP orchestra set that's also on Ring.

[Leeway]

Clunky, those are nice finds! Is the Braxton a gatefold, or in a box?

[Clunky]

Clunky, those are nice finds! Is the Braxton a gatefold, or in a box?

Gatefold

[kh1958]

Billy Taylor, Uptown Live at the Prelude (Riverside)

[clifford_thornton]

TOKK ensemble Tokyo "music for living process" (RCA, Japan). I love this album so much...sublime contemporary classical that is very experimental with the likes of Takehisa Kosugi and Toshi Ichiyanagi. Not to mention the brilliant percussion of Yasumori Yamaguchi and the brilliant harp performance by Ayako Shinozaki.

I have that piece on an Edition RZ LP although I believe it's a different performance. Will have to try and find this.

Just checked - looks like it's the same performance.

I have that same RZ lp and it's a different performance. The RZ is a live 1973 performance without Kosugi and Ichiyanagi.

The TOKK lp is a 1975 studio recording featuring Kosugi on electric violin and Ichiyanagi himself along with the other members.

Aha. Well hey, now I can add another thing to the ol' wants list!

Sounds cool.

Clunky, those are nice finds! Is the Braxton a gatefold, or in a box?

The Orchestra set (3LP) is in a box, the quartets are in a gatefold sleeve. Haven't spun either of those in years but I remember them being quite good.