What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[sidewinder]

Graham Collier Sextet 'Down Another Road' (Fontana stereo). With Harry Beckett, Karl Jenkins etc.

[brownie]

Thelonious Monk Quartet 'Thelonious In Action' (Riverside, mono blue label)

with Johnny Griffin

[paul secor]

Henry Fiol: La Ley de la Jungla (Sar)

[paul secor]

Hank Mobley: Hi Voltage (BN/Toshiba-EMI Japan)

[sidewinder]

Bud Powell 'The Vintage Years' (UK Verve 60s compilation)

[brownie]

Woody Shaw 'Master of the Art' (Elektra Musician)

[sidewinder]

Johnny Dankworth Orchestra 'Full Circle' (Philips stereo). With Kenny Wheeler, Henry Lowther etc.

John Zorn 'Spillane' (Electra Nonsuch). With Big John Patton.

[brownie]

Bobby Jaspar 'Bobby Jaspar With George Wallington, Idrees Sulieman' (Riverside, Victor Japan, mono)

[kh1958]

Sidney Bechet, Blue Note Volume 2--RVG and the ear, with a 1966 Blue Note inner sleeve--sounds rather great.

[brownie]

Sonny Stitt 'I Remember Bird' (Catalyst)

[Clunky]

from a charity sale yesterday

Round Midnight- Sound track- Columbia- utter rubbish, very poor playing by Dex, sad

Abbey Road- Beatles- 2nd pressing in mint condition- lovely

Velvet Groove- Howard Roberts - Verve (1966?) with woodwinds and strings but surprisingly good

Rainforest- Walter Wanderly- Verve- garbage, poor choice but only £2

Dizzy and Stuff Smith- WRC- lovely of course

Catch Me- Joe Pass- Fontana- smooth and bopish- nice

Edited May 16, 2006 by Clunky

[alocispepraluger102]

nat cole-where did everyone go?

don shirley-piano perspectives-cadence lp1004

Edited May 15, 2006 by alocispepraluger102

[brownie]

Marion Brown 'Geechee Recollections' (Impulse)

[paul secor]

Elmore Nixon, Little Sonny Jones, Ray Lewis and the Four Bars, Blazer Boy, etc.: New Orleans Rarities (Pathe Marconi) - LP 1

[brownie]

Carmell Jones 'Jay Hawk Talk' (Prestige)

[brownie]

Benny Golson's 'New York Scene' (Contemporary mono)

with Art Farmer, Jimmy Cleveland, Sahib Shihab, etc...

One of Golson's best album!

[brownie]

Orchestra U.S.A. 'Jazz Journey' (Columbia, stereo)

with soloists John Lewis and Coleman Hawkins

[paul secor]

Finger Poppin' with the Horace Silver Quintet (BN/King Japan)

[paul secor]

Old and New Dreams: Playing (ECM)

[brownie]

Richie Kamuca 'Drop Me Off In Harlem' (Concord)

with Dave Frishberg, Herb Ellis and Ray Brown

[Allan Songer]

Curtis Fuller Bone & Bari original deep-groove mono.

Who is Tate Houston and why is this the only record date of any note that he appeared on?

Dude can flat-out BLOW that baritone.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Curtis Fuller Bone & Bari original deep-groove mono.

Who is Tate Houston and why is this the only record date of any note that he appeared on?

Dude can flat-out BLOW that baritone.

I think you're missing albums like:

James Moody - Moody's mood for love - Argo

Milt Jackson - Vibrations

Nat Adderley - That's right

Yusef Lateef - The Centaur & the phoenix

Sam Jones - The chant

Tad Dameron - Magic touch

Milt Jackson - Big Bags

Freddie McCoy - Lonely Avenue

King Curtis - Killer Joe's Discotheque

In the pre LP era, he also recorded with the Billy Eckstine band, Sir Charles Thompson, J C Heard, Hal Singer, Big John Greer, Lucky Millinder, Wild Bill Moore and Wardell Gray.

MG

[Allan Songer]

Curtis Fuller Bone & Bari original deep-groove mono.

Who is Tate Houston and why is this the only record date of any note that he appeared on?

Dude can flat-out BLOW that baritone.

I think you're missing albums like:

James Moody - Moody's mood for love - Argo

Milt Jackson - Vibrations

Nat Adderley - That's right

Yusef Lateef - The Centaur & the phoenix

Sam Jones - The chant

Tad Dameron - Magic touch

Milt Jackson - Big Bags

Freddie McCoy - Lonely Avenue

King Curtis - Killer Joe's Discotheque

In the pre LP era, he also recorded with the Billy Eckstine band, Sir Charles Thompson, J C Heard, Hal Singer, Big John Greer, Lucky Millinder, Wild Bill Moore and Wardell Gray.

MG

I have all of those except the Freddie McCoy and the King Curtis. Tate Houston is NOT given the exposure on all those dates combined that he is on the Fuller date. It's a mystery to me . . .

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Curtis Fuller Bone & Bari original deep-groove mono.

Who is Tate Houston and why is this the only record date of any note that he appeared on?

Dude can flat-out BLOW that baritone.

I think you're missing albums like:

James Moody - Moody's mood for love - Argo

Milt Jackson - Vibrations

Nat Adderley - That's right

Yusef Lateef - The Centaur & the phoenix

Sam Jones - The chant

Tad Dameron - Magic touch

Milt Jackson - Big Bags

Freddie McCoy - Lonely Avenue

King Curtis - Killer Joe's Discotheque

In the pre LP era, he also recorded with the Billy Eckstine band, Sir Charles Thompson, J C Heard, Hal Singer, Big John Greer, Lucky Millinder, Wild Bill Moore and Wardell Gray.

MG

I have all of those except the Freddie McCoy and the King Curtis. Tate Houston is NOT given the exposure on all those dates combined that he is on the Fuller date. It's a mystery to me . . .

He isn't given any exposure on the others, either.

MG

[brownie]

Joe Puma 'Shining Hour' (Reservoir)

with Hod O'Brien and Red Mitchell