What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[alocispepraluger102]

[porcy62]

Yusuf Lateef - INTO SOMETHING - New Jazz, mono DG

[porcy62]

Don Ellis - ...HOW TIME PASSES... - Candid, mono.

[kh1958]

Modern Jazz Quartet--Under the Jasmine Tree (Apple)

Horace Silver--Tokyo Blues (Blue Note, Liberty blue and white label, Van Gelder)

For Jazz Lovers (emarcy)

[clifford_thornton]

Don Ellis - ...HOW TIME PASSES... - Candid, mono.

Would love to have an OG of that.

[Shannon Dickey]

Harold Land "Harold In The Land Of Jazz" Original Contemporary. W/ Rolf Ericson, Carl Perkins, Leroy Vinnegar and Frank Butler. :tup

[kh1958]

Miles Davis--Dig (Prestige, black and gold label)

[Teasing the Korean]

John Dankworth - The Million Dollar Collection - Fontana (stereo)

Same concept as "Pictures at an Exhibition," but it's better than Mussorgsky (IMHO).

[sidewinder]

'Bite Hard' - Music de Wolfe collection of 70s library music.

[pasta]

Blue Mitchell- Blues' Blues (Mainstream Records)

[Teasing the Korean]

'Bite Hard' - Music de Wolfe collection of 70s library music.

I am OBSESSED with tracks 4 and 5 from this collection.

[sidewinder]

'Bite Hard' - Music de Wolfe collection of 70s library music.

I am OBSESSED with tracks 4 and 5 from this collection.

Really?

Quite enjoy this LP - in a 'bring back the 1970s' sort of way. Much of this music was used as backing for the TV test card back in the day !

[sidewinder]

'Bite Hard' - Music de Wolfe collection of 70s library music.

I am OBSESSED with tracks 4 and 5 from this collection.

Track 4 - 'Spiro' by Anton Valotti, 1975

Track 5 - 'Collect' by Alan Hawkshaw 1972.

My faves are side 1 track 6 ('Main Chance' - Parker/Parish), track 5 on side 2 ('Condition Red' - Barry Stoller 1972) and track 6 on side 2 ('Hot Ice' - Alan Parker 1974). Cheesy but damn good.

Edited September 1, 2008 by sidewinder

[Teasing the Korean]

Yes, those are the two tracks.

I remember "Main Chance" but don't remember the other two offhand. I have the CD - I'll have to give it a spin.

[porcy62]

Yes, those are the two tracks.

I remember "Main Chance" but don't remember the other two offhand. I have the CD - I'll have to give it a spin.

A CD doesn't really 'spin': it's a cold and mercyless laser that count holes...and it isn't John Lennon, so do yourself a favour and get the LP.

Now SPINNING Lou Donaldson - Mr. Shing-a-ling - BN Liberty.

Edited September 1, 2008 by porcy62

[Teasing the Korean]

Yes, those are the two tracks.

I remember "Main Chance" but don't remember the other two offhand. I have the CD - I'll have to give it a spin.

A CD doesn't really 'spin': it's a cold and mercyless laser that count holes...and it isn't John Lennon, so do yourself a favour and get the LP.

Now they know how many holes it takes to fill a CD.

[porcy62]

Yes, those are the two tracks.

I remember "Main Chance" but don't remember the other two offhand. I have the CD - I'll have to give it a spin.

A CD doesn't really 'spin': it's a cold and mercyless laser that count holes...and it isn't John Lennon, so do yourself a favour and get the LP.

Now they know how many holes it takes to fill a CD.

Exactly: four thousands, according to experts.

Now diggin: John Renbourn - Faro Annie - Transatlantic

Edited September 1, 2008 by porcy62

[stuartjewkes]

Yes, those are the two tracks.

I remember "Main Chance" but don't remember the other two offhand. I have the CD - I'll have to give it a spin.

A CD doesn't really 'spin': it's a cold and mercyless laser that count holes...and it isn't John Lennon, so do yourself a favour and get the LP.

Now they know how many holes it takes to fill a CD.

Exactly: four thousands, according to experts.

Now diggin: John Renbourn - Faro Annie - Transatlantic

I'd love to turnnnnnnnn..... etc

[sidewinder]

Webster Young 'Plays & Sings The Miles Davis Songbook, Vol 3' (VGM, mono)

[Chalupa]

I had a Roscoe Mitchell on Sackville listening session today.

[mikeweil]

Today is vinyl day:

First, Sam Most's Debut LP from the Xanadu reissue

Second, Bill Evans with Jeremy Steig, What's New (Verve)

now: Dexter Gordon & Slide Hampton, A Day In Copenhagen (MPS)

- this is a killer album, with Dexter in top form swinging like mad and a slightly knife-edged tone similar to Yusef Lateef's - highly recommended. Dizzy Reece is in the band, too, and Kenny Drew, NHÖP and Art Taylor.

[six string]

Pat Martino's Exit (Muse) wlp

followed by

Joe Farrell's Skateboard Park (Xanadu)

[porcy62]

Tina Brooks - TRUE BLUE - MusicMatters 45 rpm reissue.

Whatever one could think about SH, etc, they have a killer sound.

[sidewinder]

now: Dexter Gordon & Slide Hampton, A Day In Copenhagen (MPS)

- this is a killer album, with Dexter in top form swinging like mad and a slightly knife-edged tone similar to Yusef Lateef's - highly recommended. Dizzy Reece is in the band, too, and Kenny Drew, NHÖP and Art Taylor.

Great LP. Particularly like Art Taylor on this one.

[sidewinder]

Stan Tracey Big Brass 'Seven Ages Of Man' (Columbia Lansdowne stereo)

Joe Harriott 'Abstract' (Columbia Lansdowne stereo)

Tubby Hayes 'Mexican Green' (UK Fontana, stereo)

Neil Ardley etc. 'Will Power' (UK Argo 2LP, stereo)

and Michael Garrick 'Troppo' on CD !