What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[clifford_thornton]

Schlippenbach Quartett - Das Hohe Lied - (Po Torch)

w/ Alan Silva on bass.

[kh1958]

Red Garland Trio (Art Taylor, Sam Jones)--Halleloo-Y'All (Prestige, blue label)

[Chuck Nessa]

After another 2 days in the studio working on old tapes, comparing new digital masters to earlier digital masters, analog tapes and lp masters. Very interesting.

[paul secor]

Fred McDowell - Fred McDowell & His Blues Boys - (Arhoolie)

Now that my vinyl is back in business, this one's for you Paul Secor!

[Chuck Nessa]

Paul IS the man.

[Chalupa]

After another 2 days in the studio working on old tapes, comparing new digital masters to earlier digital masters, analog tapes and lp masters. Very interesting.

And?

[Chuck Nessa]

After another 2 days in the studio working on old tapes, comparing new digital masters to earlier digital masters, analog tapes and lp masters. Very interesting.

And?

The new 24 bit masters kill so far.

Thanks for asking.

[paul secor]

After another 2 days in the studio working on old tapes, comparing new digital masters to earlier digital masters, analog tapes and lp masters. Very interesting.

And?

The new 24 bit masters kill so far.

Thanks for asking.

You have my respect. Comparative listening like that would make me crazy. Guess you're used to it and have the right mindset. I look forward to hearing the results.

[clifford_thornton]

Me too.

Now:

London is the Place for Me 4 - African Dreams and the Piccadilly High Life - (Honest Jon's)

[Chuck Nessa]

You have my respect. Comparative listening like that would make me crazy. Guess you're used to it and have the right mindset. I look forward to hearing the results.

It drives me nuts and sometimes it takes me a couple of months to make a final decision.

FWIW, I have been working on titles by Charles Tyler, Wadada, Lester Bowie, Bobby Bradford and Roscoe. Not often easy choices.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Odell Brown - Odell Brown - Paula

MG

[sidewinder]

Clarke/Boland Sextett 'Music For The Small Hours' (Rearward 180g reissue, stereo)

[porcy62]

Red Garland Quintet - HIGH PRESSURE - Prestige, yellow Bergenfield label, mono.

[Teasing the Korean]

Milton Nascimento - Courage - A&M/CTI (audiophile pressing)

[porcy62]

Red Garland Trio - GROOVY - Prestige, NY yellow label, mono.

Miles Davis - KIND OF BLUE - Columbia, six eyes label, mono.

[kh1958]

Shelly Manne, Swingin' Sounds Vol. 4 (Contemporary)

[sidewinder]

Duke Pearson 'Sweet Honey Bee' (BN Liberty blue/white mono)

[clifford_thornton]

You have my respect. Comparative listening like that would make me crazy. Guess you're used to it and have the right mindset. I look forward to hearing the results.

It drives me nuts and sometimes it takes me a couple of months to make a final decision.

FWIW, I have been working on titles by Charles Tyler, Wadada, Lester Bowie, Bobby Bradford and Roscoe. Not often easy choices.

Would the Bradford potentially include both volumes in one set? I have one but not the other on LP.

[Chuck Nessa]

Would the Bradford potentially include both volumes in one set? I have one but not the other on LP.

Two cd set - nothing new but both lps were over 40 minutes.

[clifford_thornton]

Right on, looking forward to all of these!

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Closing the day with a couple of moderately unsuccessful Harold Vick LPs

Watch what happens - RCA Victor Dynagroove stereo

There are some very nice things on this, and some very dull ones, too.

After the dance - Wolf

Oh well, Harold was no Grover Washington Jr.

But despite the backings, Harold always plays HEAVY!

MG

[Teasing the Korean]

MG, do you have his Caribbean Suite album on RCA?

[alocispepraluger102]

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

MG, do you have his Caribbean Suite album on RCA?

Not yet - I seem to recall I bought one off Dan the other day, but haven't paid for the records yet, so I don't have it written down nice and handy.

MG

[BillF]

Gil Evans & the Monday Night Orchestra Live at Sweet Basil (Electric Bird twofer)