What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[jazzbo]

[Daniel A]

'Jazz for Playboys' (Savoy DG Mono)

Frank Wess, Kenny Burrell, Joe Newman, Freddie Green, Eddie Jones, Ed Thigpen, Gus Johnson.

[Daniel A]

Jazz for a Sunday Afternoon (Solid State)

Marvin Stamm, Garnett Brown, Joe Farrell, Chick Corea, Richard Davis, Elvin Jones.

It was a jam session and maybe sounds a bit too much like one.

[sidewinder]

Denny Zeitlin 'Live at the Trident' (Columbia 2-eye)

That one's good !

[Daniel A]

Denny Zeitlin 'Live at the Trident' (Columbia 2-eye)

That one's good !

Yes, I tend to forget that I like Zeitlin and rediscover him after a few years. This recently came out on CD in Japan, so I'll order a copy as a back-up. Not meaning to put further pressure on you before that Tokya trip...

Now spinning:

[mjazzg]

Willi Kellers/Peter Brötzmann - Edelgard... Maar Helaas! - (FMP)

Kellers is an underrated and superb drummer.

Indeed, lovely LP. I was surprised to see copies of this for sale on catalytic Sound recently. Obviously PB must've found a stash in a cupboard somewhere

[Chuck Nessa]

Found these two in Gettysburg, PA. Both had defaced covers (by a radio station) but the lps seem unplayed.

[sidewinder]

Not meaning to put further pressure on you before that Tokya trip...

Don't worry - the pressure relief valve is already blown and I am resigned to emptying all pockets. 'Advance intell' from the guys in Tokyo has already seen to that..

I'll definitely consider a copy of the Zeitlin on CD to go with the Mosaic Select.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Just starting

Les McCann Ltd - The truth - PJ (Vogue, with a somewhat tattier sleeve than the one illustrated - a previous owner seems to have taken a bite out of the left hand edge )

MG

[mjazzg]

[mjazzg]

Eric Dolphy - Unrealized tapes [West Wind]

Edited September 28, 2014 by mjazzg

[porcy62]

Mono, 47 West label.

[Clunky]

Eric Dolphy - Unrealized tapes [West Wind]

This is an excellent release in good sound. I don't recall where these sides originated.

[mjazzg]

Eric Dolphy - Unrealized tapes [West Wind]

This is an excellent release in good sound. I don't recall where these sides originated.

Nor do I. It was dug out for the first time in a very long time inspired by the 'Last recordings' thread. Very enjoyable

[jazzbo]

This is an album I've been enjoying for more than three decades! I used to be in love with Flora. Don't tell Airto.

[jeffcrom]

Jimmy Deuchar - Pub Crawling (Contemporary). Spinning this recent acquisition in honor of the Kingdom remaining United, and in honor of good beer everywhere. (Each of the tunes is named after a British beer.) Derek Humble, Tubby Hayes, Victor Feldman, Stan Tracey, and Phil Seamen are on board.

Edited September 29, 2014 by jeffcrom

[clifford_thornton]

that's a killer record!

[jeffcrom]

Lars Gullin - Modern Sounds: Sweden (Contemporary 10"). Continuing my theme of "European jazz issued on Contemporary." Compared to the Jimmy Deuchar album, this music (from a couple of years earlier) isn't nearly as accomplished - it doesn't really have its own voice, except for Gullin's own playing.

[clifford_thornton]

I'd like to hear that one - I don't own much early Gullin.

Now:

Vincent Le Masne et Bertrand Porquet - Guitares Derive - (Shandar, FR)

[Homefromtheforest]

Huh. Have not heard that Shandar album...what's it like? Two classical guitars?

Right now:

Ornette Coleman "at the golden circle, vol.2" (NY USA mono with ear blue note) I skipped the track with trumpet and violin...doesn't do anything for me, but the rest is prime Coleman!

[colinmce]

Your loss!

An early jazz purchase for me and still and all-time favorite.

[jeffcrom]

Milt Jackson - Plenty, Plenty Soul (Atlantic black label mono). First time hearing this one in nearly 20 years - I lost it in the divorce way back when. (She was crazy, but I've got to respect her for appreciating Bags.) I've been looking for a decent, affordable copy of this for some time, and found it today.

[Homefromtheforest]

Your loss!

An early jazz purchase for me and still and all-time favorite.

My loss!?

Yeah sorry man...Coleman was my first big jazz love when I first heard his music as a 16 year old almost 25 years ago. I *love* Ornette Coleman...the size of my record and CD shelf space given to him will attest to that but yeah - I don't dig his trumpet and violin playing! I don't hate it, but time is limited so when I want to hear him I'll skip that stuff.

[jeffcrom]

Gordon Jenkins Presents Marshall Royal (Everest mono). One more before bed: a new find - gloriously corny and great at the same time.

And the horn Marshall is holding appears to be the exact model and vintage as my #2 horn - a Conn 6M from the mid-40s. (Apologies to all the non-saxophonists out there for this digression. But it's a great horn.)

[mjazzg]

John Stevens - Chemistry [View] w. Kenny Wheeler, Jeff Clyne, Trevor Watts, Ray Warliegh

Today's arrival. Super session - more great Kenny Wheeler but this is a undeniably session of equals