What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[mjazzg]

Oriental Wind - Bazaar [sonet]

[paul secor]

Sonny Boy Williamson: Talk That Talk - Sonny Boy at the Chess Studio 1957-61 (Chess/P-Vine)

[jeffcrom]

Grachan Moncur III - Some Other Stuff (BN, 1995 issue)

[mjazzg]

Love that Moncur. My favourite BN possibly

meantime...

Keith Jarrett - Nude Ants [ECM]

sometimes returning to and rediscovering a recording not listened to in years is a thing of joy. The sheer exuberance on display here is enough to take the edge off the crappiest day.

[paul secor]

Sonny Boy Williamson: Down and Out Blues (Chess/P-Vine)

[Berr]

Sounds much better on vinyl.

Edited November 24, 2014 by Berr

[mjazzg]

Sound much better on vinyl.

Welcome aboard!

[Berr]

A little off, but found this the other day;

Sound much better on vinyl.

Welcome aboard!

Thank you for the warm welcome.

B

[soulpope]

Sonny Boy Williamson: Down and Out Blues (Chess/P-Vine)

great platter, unforgettable Coverart !!!!

[paul secor]

Sonny Boy Williamson: Down and Out Blues (Chess/P-Vine)

great platter, unforgettable Coverart !!!!

Whenever I listen to that record, in addition to the magic of Sonny Boy's vocals, harp, and songwriting, I'm always amazed by the quality of the bands he recorded with.

[jeffcrom]

Oliver Lake/Julius Hemphill - Buster Bee (Sackville)

Dave Brubeck Quartet - In Europe (Columbia 6-eye mono). I have mixed feelings about Brubeck, but they fall on the positive side overall. Nothing mixed about my feelings about Paul Desmond. In any case, this is a good one.

[clifford_thornton]

Manfred Schoof - The Early Quintet - (FMP)

[jeffcrom]

The Chocolate Dandies (DRG). Tonight I had an intense need to hear some early-30s jazz, and after thinking about it for a couple of minutes, I realized that this album was just what I needed. I hate the name given to this recording-studio-only band (or rather, series of bands), but the music is superb - check out the list of featured musicians listed on the cover. And the "others" include Frank Teschmacher, Bobby Stark, Jimmy Harrison, Chu Berry, and Sid Catlett. My US DRG copy is identical to the European EMI version shown, except for the label name.

[Clunky]

The Chocolate Dandies (DRG). Tonight I had an intense need to hear some early-30s jazz, and after thinking about it for a couple of minutes, I realized that this album was just what I needed. I hate the name given to this recording-studio-only band (or rather, series of bands), but the music is superb - check out the list of featured musicians listed on the cover. And the "others" include Frank Teschmacher, Bobby Stark, Jimmy Harrison, Chu Berry, and Sid Catlett. My US DRG copy is identical to the European EMI version shown, except for the label name.

I've had the EMI edition for many years and agree it's wonderful. The transfers are pretty decent too IRCC.

[mjazzg]

Gunter Hampel & Jeanne Lee - Oasis [Horo]

[Berr]

A Drum is A Woman. Duke Ellington. This was quite a detailed piece.

[B. Clugston]

Steve Lacy, Lumps (ICP).

Jimmy Giuffre, Piece For Clarinet and String Orchestra/Mobiles (Verve).

Edited November 26, 2014 by B. Clugston

[clifford_thornton]

Dammit, I still need Lumps - it has eluded me for years and years... Nice catch!

Now:
Masabumi Kikuchi/Masahiko Togashi/Gary Peacock - Poesy: The Man Who Keeps Washing His Hands - (Philips, JP)

[B. Clugston]

Dammit, I still need Lumps - it has eluded me for years and years... Nice catch!

Now:

Masabumi Kikuchi/Masahiko Togashi/Gary Peacock - Poesy: The Man Who Keeps Washing His Hands - (Philips, JP)

Yes, you do need it--it's a great one. Waisvisz is a perfect partner--you can imagine what he does with "The New Duck."

[Homefromtheforest]

I'm not sure if it's from the same concert, but there's more of this excellent lineup on the roaratorio "sideways" lp!

[clifford_thornton]

I've heard Lumps before - dunno why it's been so elusive over the years. Some of the purportedly "rare" Lacys seem far more common. Sideways is a nice one.

[mjazzg]

Dewey Redman - Coincide [impulse]

Dewey and Leroy - Yeah!

[mjazzg]

Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson - Winter in America [strata East]

"gotta find a way out of this confusion...." Prophets in their own land?

[Clunky]

Jackie Mclean/ Mal Waldron--------Like Old Times---------(RCA/JVC Japan)

Thanks to the two current JM threads pulled out this fine reunion between the two leaders. They work so well together on this 1976 date (recorded in Japan?)

[jazzbo]