What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[clifford_thornton]

Glad it went to a good home !!

It's "in the family."

Thanks for your sentiments ! Hope you got some nice ones from that list, Clunky.

I just wish that the Esquires were easier to find. From what I gather, Carlo Krahmer and Peter Newbrook pressed them in very small runs/batches and some of the titles must have only got 1-2 batches at most.

I did rather too well which is why I passed on the Wallington.

I didn't read Alan's email too closely and thus got the list a day later. Naturally everything I wanted was gone (including Decipher).

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Earlier

Bill Hardman - Politely - Muse

now

Sonny Stitt - My buddy - Muse

next

Erskine Hawkins - Swingin' in Harlem - Vocalion (Tax Sweden)

MG

[Homefromtheforest]

Can "Tago Mago" record 1 (united artists, Germany)

Can "soon over babaluma" (united artists, UK) side 2

[sidewinder]

Phil Woods/Donald Byrd 'The Young Bloods' (Esquire, mono)

[Homefromtheforest]

MEV "leave the city" (BYG, France)

SAB "crystallization" (Vanity, Japan)

[clifford_thornton]

Phil Woods/Donald Byrd 'The Young Bloods' (Esquire, mono)

Damn!

[Homefromtheforest]

Pierre Henry "prismes" (Philips, France)

[soulpope]

Bill Hardman - Politely - Muse

MG

one of the excellent "late" Bill Hardman outings !!

Edited October 10, 2014 by soulpope

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Bill Hardman - Politely - Muse

MG

one of the excellent "late" Bill Hardman outings !!

Yeah, I love this one and 'Home' but I'm not so keen on 'Focus'; that sounds too much like a jazz record.

MG

[Clunky]

Pepper Adams/ Barry Altschul -----------Be-Bop?----------(musica)

Two As from different eras.

[clifford_thornton]

good one.

[sidewinder]

'Joe Newman at Count Basie's' (Mercury, stereo)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Right now

Earl Hines & Stephane Grappelli - The giants - Black Lion

This music is so very graceful, it's hard to believe that people can manage to stand up after playing it.

MG

[Kevin Bresnahan]

Pepper Adams/ Barry Altschul -----------Be-Bop?----------(musica)

Two As from different eras.

That was a hard one to find.

[Clunky]

Ronnie Ross --------Double Event --------(parlophone )

Decent hard (ish) bop date. Recorded hot in June 1958 with Andy White on drums. The same (I think) Weegie White was of course the first or second fifth Beatle replacing the laconic Starr on one version of "Love me do". Cleopatra's needle this isn't but it's well worth hearing.

[Clunky]

Next up

Frank Foster/ Elmo Hope------------Wail Frank wail---------( Esquire)

Fine bop date with Art Taylor and Freeman Lee ( about whom I know little ) can't post the cover of this Esquire but it's mega dull- just yellow !! Music is great though. Another solid RVG recording

[jeffcrom]

Wendell Eugene - West Indies Blues (NoLa)

[Homefromtheforest]

The Jazz Messengers "s/t" (Columbia mono 6-eye, USA) finally landed a mint copy of this classic with Byrd, Watkins, Mobley and Silver.

[Homefromtheforest]

Paul Gonsalves "boom-Jackie-boom-chick" (vocalion, Japan). A very nice album indeed..

[Clunky]

Stanley Cowell ------Blues for the Viet Cong-------(Polydor UK)

Well recorded session but pressing only average. Good music.

[kh1958]

Doug Carn, Spirit of the New Land (Black Jazz)

[porcy62]

[Clunky]

Whitey Mitchell--------Get those elephants out'a here---------( MGM) UK single sided white label test pressings,

cover consists of a large manilla envelope with the rear cover from the UK edition of the album taped to one side. Music is solid enough, nothing homemade about it,

[Clunky]

next up....

The Jazz Composer's Orchestra--------- plays Numatik Swing Band--------(Virgin)

[porcy62]

I wasn't a fan at times, nor I am now.