What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[clifford_thornton]

Peter Brotzmann & Walter Perkins - The Ink is Gone - (BRO/Eremite)

Stunning duo!

[sidewinder]

'Lenny McBrowne and the 4 Souls' (Pacific Jazz DG stereo). With Don Sleet and Daniel L. Jackson.

[clifford_thornton]

Brigitte Fontaine avec AEC - Comme a la Radio (Saravah)

Now:

Daevid Allen/Gilli Smyth/Gong - Magick Brother (BYG orig)

[sidewinder]

Johnny Griffin Orchestra 'The Big Soul Band' (Riverside). Blue/white reel UK Interdisk pressing inside a US sleeve !

[sidewinder]

Thad & Mel 'Potpourri' (Philly International)

[ep1str0phy]

Brigitte Fontaine avec AEC - Comme a la Radio (Saravah)

Fun, engaging album, but very much on the odd end of the "ancient to the future spectrum". I like the AEC as "session group" to a chanteuse--there are some wacky, but strangely accessible, colors in there.

[brownie]

John Carter 'Variations' (Moers Music)

with Bobby Bradford, James Newton, Bob Stewart and Philip Wilson

[brownie]

Woody Shaw 'The Moontrane' (Muse)

with Steve Turre, Azar Lawrence, etc...

[sidewinder]

Julian Priester Pepo Mtoto 'Love, Love' (German ECM)

[alocispepraluger102]

seven songs for quartet and orchestra/gary burton/music by michael gibbs

[sidewinder]

Dave Liebman 'Lookout Farm' (ECM)

John Abercrombie 'Timeless' (ECM)

[clifford_thornton]

Brigitte Fontaine avec AEC - Comme a la Radio (Saravah)

Fun, engaging album, but very much on the odd end of the "ancient to the future spectrum". I like the AEC as "session group" to a chanteuse--there are some wacky, but strangely accessible, colors in there.

Yeah, I listen to it as a Brigitte record, rather than an AEC one. I'm sure it got Brigitte some extra cred, as her first for the label isn't nearly as interesting. Subsequent stuff is pretty great, too.

I would like to get the AEC 45 on Saravah, where they backed poet/raconteur Alfred Panou.

[Shannon Dickey]

Matts Gustafsson "Solos for Contrabass Saxophone" (Table of Elements) 1993. Kix ass!!!! Silk screened, colored vinyl. Most Boss.

----HB

[GA Russell]

Mark Murphy Sings Dorothy Fields and Cy Coleman (Audiophile) 1977

Mark Murphy - Living Room (Muse) 1984

[brownie]

I would like to get the AEC 45 on Saravah, where they backed poet/raconteur Alfred Panou.

They're available on this Saravah rare tracks compilation

It's Brigitte Fontaine on the cover!

[brownie]

Saxes, Inc... (Warner Bros., Vitaphonic Stereo!)

with Hawk, Al and Zoot, and all...

[sidewinder]

Keith Jarrett 'Still Live' (ECM 2LP). Another lovely trio performance.

[Durium]

CHET BAKER

Plays The Best Of Lerner & Loewe

Bought as an original 1959 Riverside LP.

Chet Baker Plays The Best Of Lerner & Loewe

Keep swinging

Durium

[brownie]

John Bunch 'John's Bunch' (Famous Door)

with Urbie Green, Al Cohn, Milt Hinton and Mousey Alexander

[GA Russell]

Mark Murphy - Beauty and the Beast (Muse) 1985 and 1986

Mark Murphy - This Could Be the Start of Something (Pausa) 1960?

Lani Hall - Sun Down Lady (A&M) 1972?

Various - A Random Sampler (Random Radar) 1977

Random Radar was a short-lived Washington, DC, label specializing in prog rock and electronica. The album includes tracks by Fred Frith, Lol Coxhill, Steve Feigenbaum (of Cuneiform Records fame) and The Muffins.

[sidewinder]

Grant Green 'Green Street' (BN NY USA mono)

[brownie]

Ralph Burns and the Quiet Herd 'Very Warm for Jazz' (Decca, mono)

with Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Nick Travis, Barry Galbraith...

[sidewinder]

Donald Byrd 'A New Perspective' (BN NY USA mono)

Pete LaRoca 'Basra' (BN NY USA stereo)

[Soul Stream]

Charles McPherson "Live at the 5 Spot" Prestige....killer

[brownie]

Roy Haynes 'Senyah' (Mainstream, French release)

with Marvin Peterson, George Adams, etc...