What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[GA Russell]

11 hours ago, Teasing the Korean said:

Jack Jones - Dear Heart (Kapp, stereo)

Arrangements by Don Costa, Jack Elliott, or Harry Betts.

I remember very well this one being heavily promoted in the record stores.  I wonder if it was his best-selling album.

[jazzcorner]

13 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Now playing:

Rob McConnell and the Boss Brass - Big Band Jazz (Umbrella, 1977)

That is really an excellent album and the playback quality is top. Love it.

😁 💗 

 

 

 

 

13 hours ago, HutchFan said:

 

 

 

[Teasing the Korean]

7 hours ago, GA Russell said:

I remember very well this one being heavily promoted in the record stores.  I wonder if it was his best-selling album.

No idea.  Like the others I spun yesterday, it is a mixed bag, but it is one of the better ones also.  The version of "Something's Gotta Give" on here is good.

[HutchFan]

R.I.P. 

[Rabshakeh]

26 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

R.I.P. 

This one is excellent. Hot stuff. 

[HutchFan]

2 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

This one is excellent. Hot stuff. 

   

Just wish I had an original Mercury pressing.  The AQ of my Trip reissue vinyl is pretty darn scruffy.

 

This record, on the other hand, sounds AMAZING -- both AQ-wise (and more importantly) musically:

 

[mjazzg]

18 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

   

Just wish I had an original Mercury pressing.  The AQ of my Trip reissue vinyl is pretty darn scruffy.

 

This record, on the other hand, sounds AMAZING -- both AQ-wise (and more importantly) musically:

 

Me too now but streaming not LP. Just looked at the band, absolutely ridiculous line-up.

And what a version of 'Troubled Waters'

[HutchFan]

2 hours ago, mjazzg said:

And what a version of 'Troubled Waters'

Yes!  I love how Quincy elevates/brings out the GOSPEL elements that are inherent in that song.

And Valerie Simpson's singing!!!  So beautiful.

 

Edited November 4 by HutchFan

[HutchFan]

Now playing:

From Discogs:

Track A1 - A4 recorded 20. January 1954 and originally appeared on Art Farmer Quintet - Art Farmer Quintet
Track B1, B2 recorded 2. July 1953 and originally appeared on The Art Farmer Septet - Work Of Art
Track B3, B4, B5 recorded 7. June 1954 and originally appeared on The Art Farmer Septet - The Art Farmer Septet
Track C1, C2, recorded 19. May 1954 and originally appeared on Art Farmer Quintet - Art Farmer Quintet
Track C3, C4 recorded 21. October 1955 and originally appeared on Art Farmer Quintet Featuring Gigi Gryce - Art Farmer Quintet Featuring Gigi Gryce
Track D1, D2 recorded 9. November 1954 and originally appeared on Art Farmer - Art Farmer Plays
Track D3, D4 recorded 23. November 1956 and originally appeared on Art Farmer - Farmer's Market

 

Edited November 4 by HutchFan

[mjazzg]

2 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Yes!  I love how Quincy elevates/brings out the GOSPEL elements that are inherent in that song.

And Valerie Simpson's singing!!!  So beautiful.

 

Exactly, on both counts 👍

[optatio]

14 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Now playing:

From Discogs:

Track A1 - A4 recorded 20. January 1954 and originally appeared on Art Farmer Quintet - Art Farmer Quintet
Track B1, B2 recorded 2. July 1953 and originally appeared on The Art Farmer Septet - Work Of Art
Track B3, B4, B5 recorded 7. June 1954 and originally appeared on The Art Farmer Septet - The Art Farmer Septet
Track C1, C2, recorded 19. May 1954 and originally appeared on Art Farmer Quintet - Art Farmer Quintet
Track C3, C4 recorded 21. October 1955 and originally appeared on Art Farmer Quintet Featuring Gigi Gryce - Art Farmer Quintet Featuring Gigi Gryce
Track D1, D2 recorded 9. November 1954 and originally appeared on Art Farmer - Art Farmer Plays
Track D3, D4 recorded 23. November 1956 and originally appeared on Art Farmer - Farmer's Market

 

👍 - on my shelf!

[Kevin Bresnahan]

17 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Now playing:

From Discogs:

Track A1 - A4 recorded 20. January 1954 and originally appeared on Art Farmer Quintet - Art Farmer Quintet
Track B1, B2 recorded 2. July 1953 and originally appeared on The Art Farmer Septet - Work Of Art
Track B3, B4, B5 recorded 7. June 1954 and originally appeared on The Art Farmer Septet - The Art Farmer Septet
Track C1, C2, recorded 19. May 1954 and originally appeared on Art Farmer Quintet - Art Farmer Quintet
Track C3, C4 recorded 21. October 1955 and originally appeared on Art Farmer Quintet Featuring Gigi Gryce - Art Farmer Quintet Featuring Gigi Gryce
Track D1, D2 recorded 9. November 1954 and originally appeared on Art Farmer - Art Farmer Plays
Track D3, D4 recorded 23. November 1956 and originally appeared on Art Farmer - Farmer's Market

 

Weird that they title this compilation "Farmer's Market" and yet only include 2 of the 6 tracks from that LP.

[jazzcorner]

21 hours ago, HutchFan said:

R.I.P. 

Its part of the MOSAIC 5 CD box

[HutchFan]

1 hour ago, jazzcorner said:

Its part of the MOSAIC 5 CD box

I wish I had that set!

 

 

1 hour ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:

Weird that they title this compilation "Farmer's Market" and yet only include 2 of the 6 tracks from that LP.

Yeah, I thought that was strange too.

 

[JSngry]

2 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:

Weird that they title this compilation "Farmer's Market" and yet only include 2 of the 6 tracks from that LP.

The early days of the 24000 series sometimes saw compilation LPs. The had not yet settled on the full-album reissue concept.

[clifford_thornton]

I have Farmer's Market as a New Jazz LP, very nice one.

[Gheorghe]

14 hours ago, clifford_thornton said:

I have Farmer's Market as a New Jazz LP, very nice one.

I heard Farmer´s Market the tune almost each time Farmer was in town, he lived here but most time was touring, but at least 2 times per year he played some nights at Jazzland, and so often "Farmer´s Market" was the first tune of a set.

[mjazzg]

James Newton - The Mystery School [India Navigation, USA 1980]

James Newton - Water Music [Gramavision, USA 1986]

James Newton Trio & Quartet - Binu [Circle Records, Germany 1978]

A morning of Newton as part of an exercise to see what can be weeded from my collection - none of these, that's for sure

[mjazzg]

Next up in the stay or go pile

Jack DeJohnette New Directions - In Europe [ECM, Germany 1980]

[HutchFan]

1 hour ago, mjazzg said:

Next up in the stay or go pile

Jack DeJohnette New Directions - In Europe [ECM, Germany 1980]

Oooooh.  Can't get rid of that one, can you?!?!  JK  You do you. 

... But I couldn't!   

 

[mjazzg]

11 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

Oooooh.  Can't get rid of that one, can you?!?!  JK  You do you. 

... But I couldn't!   

 

😁 it's touch or go, this or the studio recording by the same band I think. 5 DeJohnette leader dates down to 3 is the aim but may not be achieved

Change of tack now, welcoming a new arrival

Rolf & Joachim Kuhn Quartet - Re-Union In Berlin [CBS, Germany 1965]

[HutchFan]

Now spinning:

The Dynamic Hampton Hawes (MPS NL, rec. 1967)
with Eberhard Weber (b) and Klaus Weiss (d)

This LP is a favorite of mine. 

 

Edited November 6 by HutchFan

[soulpope]

3 minutes ago, HutchFan said:

Now spinning:

The Dynamic Hampton Hawes (MPS NL, rec. 1967)
with Eberhard Weber (b) and Klaus Weiss (d)

This LP is a favorite of mine.

As mentioned Hampton Hawes had a good ear for strong bassplayers .... btw Eberhard Weber rarely sounded better ....

[HutchFan]

1 minute ago, soulpope said:

As mentioned Hampton Hawes had a good ear for strong bassplayers .... btw Eberhard Weber rarely sounded better ....

Funny that you mention Weber.   Earlier, I was listening to Pat Metheny's Watercolors, and Weber is the bassist on that album.  Weber's playing caught my ear -- particularly on the gorgeous final track, "Sea Song" -- and that's what prompted me to grab this Hampton Hawes LP.  I also pulled Weber's Yellow Fields from the shelf.  I'm planning to spin that LP next.

I guess it's an Eberhard Weber sort of day.

 

[soulpope]

Just now, HutchFan said:

Funny that you mention Weber.   Earlier, I was listening to Pat Metheny's Watercolors, and Weber is the bassist on that album.  Weber's playing caught my ear -- particularly on the gorgeous final track, "Sea Song" -- and that's what prompted me to grab this Hampton Hawes LP.  I also pulled Weber's Yellow Fields from the shelf.  I'm planning to spin that LP next.

I guess it's an Eberhard Weber sort of day.

Makes this day definitely a better one, I suppose ....