What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[sidewinder]

Hank Jones 'Have You Met Hank Jones' (UK London mono). Nice solo session, released in US on Savoy.

[Allan Songer]

[BruceH]

I've been spinning a lot of Talking Heads lately, particularly the first three albums. More Songs About Buildings and Food is still my favorite after all these years.

[clifford_thornton]

Barre Phillips - Basse Barre - (Futura) French pressing of this classic recital of solo bass. Amazing music, never fails to make me feel that sense of connection with art/music/life/self/wood/string/humanity...

[clifford_thornton]

Iskra 1903 - Improvisations - (DGG Free Improvisation box, record 2) skittery but somehow quite relaxing and easy to study to. Environmental skronk!

[sidewinder]

sense of connection with ...........wood/string/humanity...

I'm listening to the wrong stuff..

[Allan Songer]

Original black label deep-groove mono . . .

Edited April 13, 2006 by Allan Songer

[JohnS]

Sonny Rollins; There Will Never Be Another You.

before that

Pharoah Sanders; Karma

[kh1958]

Chico Hamilton and the Players (Blue Note)--with Arthur Blythe

[sidewinder]

Cal Tjader Quartet 'Saturday Night/Sunday Night at the Blackhawk' (Verve gatefold stereo). Very nice location recording by Wally Heider and Val Valentin !

Edited April 15, 2006 by sidewinder

[sidewinder]

Tommy Flanagan 'The Cats' (New Jazz mono deep groove)

Miles Davis 'Star People' and 'Dingo' (both UK CBS)

[clifford_thornton]

Franz Koglmann and Steve Lacy - Flaps - (Pipe original) rather disturbed '73 recording with Gerd Geier (live electronics), Walter M. Malli (drums) and Toni Michlmayr (bass)...

[clifford_thornton]

Howard Riley Trio - Discussions - (Opportunity) great and rare first trio with Barry Guy and Jon Hiseman, a balance and a tension between very free interaction and straight-ahead song forms. Even in '67, Guy was creating some very dense string action!

(and before anybody gets their undies in a bunch, this is the Japanese reissue from a few years ago, not the $2,000+ original)

[Chuck Nessa]

Sonny Rollins in Japan, 9/30/73. The "newest" Rollins I own.

[marcello]

I love that one; I have a soft spot for it. What ever happened to David Lee? I believe Masou is in NYC.

[sidewinder]

Howard Riley Trio - Discussions - (Opportunity) great and rare first trio with Barry Guy and Jon Hiseman, a balance and a tension between very free interaction and straight-ahead song forms. Even in '67, Guy was creating some very dense string action!

(and before anybody gets their undies in a bunch, this is the Japanese reissue from a few years ago, not the $2,000+ original)

Wasn't the original of that one limited to something like 99 copies? There was also a very limited reissue with both black and white covers I believe.

[sidewinder]

Grant Green 'Visions' (BN Liberty blue/black label)

Grant Green 'Live at the Lighthouse' (BN Liberty 2LP)

[Allan Songer]

I FINALLY found a nice mint copy of this one!! Paid through the nose, but it was worth it!

[Chuck Nessa]

I FINALLY found a nice mint copy of this one!! Paid through the nose, but it was worth it!

Just in time for the new cd reissue.

[Allan Songer]

I FINALLY found a nice mint copy of this one!! Paid through the nose, but it was worth it!

Just in time for the new cd reissue.

Isn't that ALWAYS the case?

[clifford_thornton]

Howard Riley Trio - Discussions - (Opportunity) great and rare first trio with Barry Guy and Jon Hiseman, a balance and a tension between very free interaction and straight-ahead song forms. Even in '67, Guy was creating some very dense string action!

(and before anybody gets their undies in a bunch, this is the Japanese reissue from a few years ago, not the $2,000+ original)

Wasn't the original of that one limited to something like 99 copies? There was also a very limited reissue with both black and white covers I believe.

Yeah, 99 and the reissue that I have is the one you're referring to. Got it new from a Japanese dealer and it was still an arm and a leg...

[sidewinder]

Howard Riley Trio - Discussions - (Opportunity) great and rare first trio with Barry Guy and Jon Hiseman, a balance and a tension between very free interaction and straight-ahead song forms. Even in '67, Guy was creating some very dense string action!

(and before anybody gets their undies in a bunch, this is the Japanese reissue from a few years ago, not the $2,000+ original)

Wasn't the original of that one limited to something like 99 copies? There was also a very limited reissue with both black and white covers I believe.

Yeah, 99 and the reissue that I have is the one you're referring to. Got it new from a Japanese dealer and it was still an arm and a leg...

I can believe it. The only reissue I've seen was over £100 so don't even want to think what the original might raise. Nice find !

[sidewinder]

Freddie Roach 'Down To Earth' (BN NY USA mono)

Kenny Drew 'Undercurrent' (King)

Bobby Hutcherson 'Oblique' (King)

Grant Green 'Matador' (King)

[sidewinder]

Stanley Turrentine 'Joyride' (BN NY USA mono) Can never understand why this one gets dissed so much - it's a beaut !

[Kari S]

Bennie Maupin's "MOONSCAPES" from 1978... Pretty awful stuff Bennie's blowing, well like Bennie, high in the upper register all the time, over some very commercial sounding beats...