What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[tomatamot]

Hank Mobley With Donald Byrd And Lee Morgan ( Blue Note LP - BLP-1540 ,Japanese Toshiba )

[tomatamot]

2 hours ago, sidewinder said:

That must have been when you ran me a version 

Copy Cats?

[aparxa]

Grachan Moncur III - Evolution

A beauty. Featuring "Crenshaw" and "Mc Lean" according to my Universal/BN covers.

edit: realizing these typos were on every issue.

Edited March 17, 2018 by aparxa

[soulpope]

8 hours ago, paul secor said:

Don Friedman Trio: Flashback

Piano Trio classic ....

[clifford_thornton]

9 hours ago, sidewinder said:

That must have been when you ran me a version 

probably even earlier than that!

[clifford_thornton]

Muddy Waters -- Electric Mud -- (Cadet Concept, green label US pressing)

[paul secor]

[paul secor]

Mercury - The New Orleans Sessions 1950 (Bear Family)

[kh1958]

J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding, An Afternoon at Birdland (RCA VIK)

Herb Ellis, Nothing But the Blues (Verve)

[Kevin Bresnahan]

7 hours ago, kh1958 said:

Herb Ellis, Nothing But the Blues (Verve)

Great record! I'll have to pull it off the shelf later.

I play the CD often. The CD adds a few hard-to-find JATP performances from their Paris show in 1958.

[kh1958]

17 minutes ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:

Great record! I'll have to pull it off the shelf later.

I play the CD often. The CD adds a few hard-to-find JATP performances from their Paris show in 1958.

Yes, Getz and Eldridge together is a fantastic combination. My copy, the cover is falling apart, but the LP is in terrific condition; trumpet label version sounds really fine.

[mjazzg]

Johnny Lytle Trio - Blue Vibes [Jazzland]

my copy's seen some action in previous lives. In fact, it sounds a bit like the above sleeve looks but amongst all the "atmospheric" background noise the music shines through gloriously.

Next up..

[tomatamot]

Steve Williamson - A Waltz for Grace. ( Verve 843 088-1 )

[mjazzg]

48 minutes ago, tomatamot said:

Steve Williamson - A Waltz for Grace. ( Verve 843 088-1 )

That's a good one.

Williamson has made a few live appearances in the last couple of years after many years seemingly away from the circuit. I hope he becomes more active still and records again

Johnny Lytle - The Village Caller [OJC Riverside reissue]

that's my Lytle's listened to. Need to get some more

[mjazzg]

Charles Tyler - Eastern Man Alone [ESP]

 a recent purchase that knocks me out each time I play it, which is often at the moment. The use of cello and bass, no drums, is masterful

 

Edited March 19, 2018 by mjazzg

[mjazzg]

Alan Silva - Skillfullness [ESP]

[Clunky]

Paul Bley-------Improvisie-------(Bamboo) 

[JohnS]

14 hours ago, mjazzg said:

 

Johnny Lytle - The Village Caller [OJC Riverside reissue]

that's my Lytle's listened to. Need to get some more

Nice one.  I always enjoy the Lytle Riversides.   They always leave me with a good feeling.

[sidewinder]

Chuffed with today’s £5 find. Good as the CD version sounds, this stereo LP from 1969 is way better and in fine nick. Even came with a pristine accompanying Ember booklet covering this release and a Ben Webster that they did.

[Clunky]

I've never heard any of the Johnny Lytle Riversides, listened randomly to a few tracks on the streaming service as wasn't too excited by what I heard. I'll admit it's no way to any music you care about but it serves as a screening process.

 

NP a couple of favourites...neither new..

 

Air------Air time-------(nessa)  I noticed that Threadgill has a new one coming out soon on Pi 

 

Annette Peacock-------I'm the one ------( RCA)  I've been listening to a few recent reissues ( Bamboo) with Paul Bley

 

[jeffcrom]

Cecil Taylor - Indent (Arista/Freedom). Brilliant, very tightly woven solo piano music. I've had my copy for 40 years.

[JohnS]

14 hours ago, Clunky said:

I've never heard any of the Johnny Lytle Riversides, listened randomly to a few tracks on the streaming service as wasn't too excited by what I heard. I'll admit it's no way to any music you care about but it serves as a screening process. 

 

 

I don't think you should look for anything too deep in Lytle's music.   But some of it is quite uplifting. That's how I find it.  Plenty of others will differ.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

41 minutes ago, JohnS said:

I don't think you should look for anything too deep in Lytle's music.   But some of it is quite uplifting. That's how I find it.  Plenty of others will differ.

That's generally right. But this one, 'People & love' on Milestone, DOES go deep.

It's a brilliant album.

Here's a track.

MG

[mjazzg]

1 hour ago, JohnS said:

I don't think you should look for anything too deep in Lytle's music.   But some of it is quite uplifting. That's how I find it.  Plenty of others will differ.

I agree. Good time 'groove' music but then I'm a sucker for vibes most anywhere

16 minutes ago, The Magnificent Goldberg said:

That's generally right. But this one, 'People & love' on Milestone, DOES go deep.

It's a brilliant album.

Here's a track.

MG

I've wanted that LP for a long time. Pockets have to be quite deep too, sadly

Edited March 21, 2018 by mjazzg

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

1 hour ago, mjazzg said:

I agree. Good time 'groove' music but then I'm a sucker for vibes most anywhere

I've wanted that LP for a long time. Pockets have to be quite deep too, sadly

It's on CD, as a twofer with his previous LP 'The soulful rebel' which is more like the usual Johnny Lytle kind of thing.

Here it is, on Amazon UK, for £9.21 new.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Soulful-Rebel-Peace-Johnny-Lytle/dp/B00BLZDBBI

MG

PS If you want the vinyl, you can get it from Discogs. £21-41, which is cheap for the quality of music you get. But it depends where you live and where the sellers are.

MG