What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[sidewinder]

Pat Martino 'El Hombre' (OJC). Signed by Pat.

Edited April 17, 2016 by sidewinder

[kh1958]

Eddie Condon's Hot Shots (X/RCA ten inch), Howard McGhee, Maggie's Back In Town (Contemporary mono) (a spectacular sounding LP), and The Birdland Stars on Tour, Volume 2 (RCA).

[sidewinder]

'The New Miles Davis Quintet' (Prestige Bergenfield DG mono). Labels of my copy say 'New Miles Davis Quartet' 

[clifford_thornton]

10 hours ago, sidewinder said:

Kevin - these are regular releases put out by Gearbox Records in London, who specialise in high quality jazz vinyl pressings, mainly of newly unearthed archive material. These guys have their own Scully lathe and Westrex amps and cutting heads so they are well and truly geared up. They are a fabulous little outfit and their pressings (which are limited) deserve to be heard over the pond. They have their own website for direct sales.

The store I picked them up from refuses to stock the RSD pressings as they are generally crap !

Dusty Groove has these or should have them. In New York, Fred over at Jazz Record Center stocks the Gearbox releases as well.

[sidewinder]

Yep, they are 'around' overseas. I picked one of the Joe Harriotts up in Tokyo. Just noticed that Dusty has a fair listing of them.

Edited April 17, 2016 by sidewinder

[Clunky]

Sun Ra ----- In some far place Roma '77---------(Strut/ Artyard)

 

well recorded, essentially  solo Ra with occasional percussion and voices

[clifford_thornton]

William Burroughs - Call Me Burroughs - (ESP, US)

[paul secor]

Kenny Dorham: Quiet Kenny (Prestige/Alto)

[clifford_thornton]

Thomas Börgmann/Max Johnson/Willi Kellers - One For Cisco - (NoBusiness)

I was at this concert and the music is just as wonderful as I remembered.

[paul secor]

Jon Appleton/Don Cherry: Human Music (Flying Dutchman)

[jeffcrom]

Globe Unity - Improvisations (JAPO)

 

[jeffcrom]

Paul Barnes Quartets (Camelia). Side one: New Orleans, 1969, with Louis Cottrell, Emanuel Sayles, and Jeanette Kimball. Side two: England, 1974, with Cuff Billet, John Marks, and Ralph Hebditch. The cover is the same as the NoLa issue shown here, except for the label logo. I don't know anything about the Camelia label; there is absolutely no information about it on the label or the cover - no production info, address, or even country of origin. A little Googling reveals that the 1969 session was reissued in more complete form on an American Music CD. At this point in my life, I'm okay with this LP. The music couldn't be called "great" or "essential," but it's the kind of idiosyncratic New Orleans dance music I love.

[jeffcrom]

Carey Bell - Last Night (ABC/Bluesway)

[clifford_thornton]

Yamashita Yosuke Trio - Mokujiki - (Victor World Group, JP)

[kh1958]

Bobby Hutcherson, Dialogue (Blue Note Liberty)

[paul secor]

Paul Motian Trio: Dance (ECM)

[clifford_thornton]

Billy Bang - Untitled Gift - (Anima)

[paul secor]

1 hour ago, clifford_thornton said:

Billy Bang - Untitled Gift - (Anima)

 Some of my favorite Billy Bang

[clifford_thornton]

Yeah it's a particularly good one. Hadn't heard it in a while and I've been returning to his LPs lately.

[paul secor]

East Coast Blues (Flyright)

[sidewinder]

Don Wilkerson 'Preach Brother !' (BN NY USA stereo, ear)

[optatio]

ARCHIE SHEPP - JEANNE LEE: AFRICAN MOODS. CIRCLE RECORDS SK 61084/29 [1984]

Rec. live October 6, 1984 at the Leverkusener Jazztage 

[paul secor]

Clementina de Jesus: Clementina e Convidados (Odeon EMI)

[paul secor]

Howard McGee Quintet: That Bop Thing (Bethlehem/Affinity)

Some of the hippest (in the best sense of that word) trumpeting this side of heaven.

[clifford_thornton]

Donald Byrd - Byrd Jazz - (Transition, JP Norma)

Richard Beswick/Phill Wachsmann - Hello Brenda! - (Bead, UK)