What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[brownie]

Johnny Hartman 'I Love Everybody' (ABC, stereo)

with studio bands led by Jack Pleis and Olivier Nelson

[porcy62]

Tadd Dameron and John Coltrane - MATING CALL - Prestige yellow 50th label.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Johnny Hodges Blue Hodge and Mess of Blues - both with Wild Bill Davis. The Rabbit/WBD stuff would be a fine Mosaic Select.

I agree - except there are 7 Verve LPs and two RCA Victors, and at least an LP's worth of unissued material - looks like a big box to me.

MG

The Andorrans are taking care of those Hodges/WBDavis:

Bleedin' 'ell!

Well, Verve weren't interested. Mosaic haven't been. There's no doubt about market demand. So...

MG

[porcy62]

Johnny Hartman 'I Love Everybody' (ABC, stereo)

with studio bands led by Jack Pleis and Olivier Nelson

Never heard it, does it whort a research on used vinyl shops? Nice title anyway, though I am much more selective then Mr. Hartmann

[Teasing the Korean]

Horace Silver - The Trio Sides - 70s Blue Note twofer reissue of 50s and 60s trio recordings.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Don Patterson - Moving up - Muse orig

Florida Mass Choir - Be encouraged - Savoy orig

James Brown - I got the feelin' - King Polydor reissue

MG

[porcy62]

Jimmy Heath Sextet - THE QUOTA - Riverside, dg.

Edited August 15, 2007 by porcy62

[brownie]

Johnny Hartman 'I Love Everybody' (ABC, stereo)

with studio bands led by Jack Pleis and Olivier Nelson

Never heard it, does it whort a research on used vinyl shops? Nice title anyway, though I am much more selective then Mr. Hartmann

Save your money for worthier sessions.

This was not one of Hartman's best. Strange that he did excellently with Impulse then the two albums on ABC were somehow disappointing.

The 2 LPs are now available on a Gambit CD if you really want to check!

[porcy62]

Johnny Hartman 'I Love Everybody' (ABC, stereo)

with studio bands led by Jack Pleis and Olivier Nelson

Never heard it, does it whort a research on used vinyl shops? Nice title anyway, though I am much more selective then Mr. Hartmann

Save your money for worthier sessions.

This was not one of Hartman's best. Strange that he did excellently with Impulse then the two albums on ABC were somehow disappointing.

The 2 LPs are now available on a Gambit CD if you really want to check!

Thanks for the advise. I am not a huge fan of male jazz singers, but I liked the Coltrane's sessions.

Edited August 15, 2007 by porcy62

[paul secor]

Curtis Counce Group: Carl's Blues

[NaturalSoul]

Sonny Phillips-Black On Black (Prestige)

[brownie]

Don Byrd - Gigi Gryce 'Modern Jazz Perspective' (Columbia, 6-eye, mono)

[NaturalSoul]

Bill Doggett-Honky Tonk Popcorn (Polydor Reissue)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Harold Vick - Don't look back - Strata East

MG

[porcy62]

The Byrds BALLAD OF EASY RIDER Columbia 2-eyes stereo.

[NaturalSoul]

The Genius Of Ray Charles (Atlantic Stereo)

[brownie]

The Seven Ages of Jazz (MetroJazz, mono), discs 1 and 2

a 1958 concert presentation with Brownie McGhee, Willie 'The Lion' Smith, Buck Clayton, Coleman Hawkins, Billie Holiday and others

[brownie]

Max Roach 'Plus Four' (EmArcy, mono, original)

the first Roach LP I bought decades ago!

[sidewinder]

Tadd Dameron and John Coltrane - MATING CALL - Prestige yellow 50th label.

Nice . What's the pressing like on side 2?

[sidewinder]

Roland Kirk 'The Inflated Tear' (UK Atlantic stereo original, Polydor pressing)

[sidewinder]

'Sonny Stitt and the Top Brass' (Atlantic stereo, blue/green label)

[brownie]

Louis Hayes - Junior Cook 'Ichi-ban' (Timeless)

with Woody Shaw, Ronnie Mathews, Stafford James, Guilherme Franco

[mikeweil]

[brownie]

Joseph Jarman 'Song For' (Delmark, mono)

[Eloe Omoe]

Looks interesting. What is it?