What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[sidewinder]

'Eric Dolphy & Booker Little Memorial Album' (UK Stateside, mono). Insanely good !

Nathan Davis 'London By Night' (Hot House Records - Mole Jazz offshoot)

Edited February 14, 2009 by sidewinder

[sidewinder]

Carla Bley - HEAVY HEART - Watt.

Always liked that one, with it's laid-back groove.

[kh1958]

MIles Davis--Relaxin' (Prestige)

[porcy62]

Carla Bley - HEAVY HEART - Watt.

Always liked that one, with it's laid-back groove.

Indeed, even Steve Swallow is ok in the contest.

BTW never liked too much Steve Swallow' solo records.

[sidewinder]

'Night Glo' is another one I find very listenable in the Bley laid-back groove. Sort of like anti-matter version of 'Music Mehanique'

[porcy62]

'Night Glo' is another one I find very listenable in the Bley laid-back groove. Sort of like anti-matter version of 'Music Mehanique'

Funny, it's my next listening.

[sidewinder]

Excellent ! Will try to dig it out later on.

[porcy62]

NIGHT-GLO was too laid-back, after that I sank into James Taylor - JAMES TAYLOR (Apple) and SWEET BABY JAMES (WB)

I had to spin The Who - QUADROPHENIA (Track) in order to breath again.

Edited February 14, 2009 by porcy62

[BillF]

Eastern Rebellion (Timeless)

George Coleman, Billy Higgins, Sam Jones, Cedar Walton.

[jostber]

Jack Teagarden - Shades Of Night

[Teasing the Korean]

Jack Teagarden - Shades Of Night

Capitol had THEE BEST album covers of any of the big labels through at least the early 60s.

[clifford_thornton]

Robbie Basho - Venus in Cancer - (Blue Thumb orig, wlp)

[Chalupa]

Oliver Lake & Julius Hemphill - Buster Bee (Sackville)

[michel1969]

Flanagan, Suleeman, Coltrane, Burrell "The cats New Jazz 8217 Original DG purple. Fine session.

[porcy62]

The Who - QUADROPHENIA - Track.

[BillF]

Cannonball Adderley Sextet in New York (Riverside)

[porcy62]

Flanagan, Suleeman, Coltrane, Burrell "The cats New Jazz 8217 Original DG purple. Fine session.

That's one on my wish list!

[sidewinder]

Flanagan, Suleeman, Coltrane, Burrell "The cats New Jazz 8217 Original DG purple. Fine session.

That's one on my wish list!

And a tricky one to get a good copy of. Lots of copies with breakfast fry-up hiss !

[BillF]

Al Cohn, Cohn's Tones (Realm/Savoy)

[michel1969]

Flanagan, Suleeman, Coltrane, Burrell "The cats New Jazz 8217 Original DG purple. Fine session.

That's one on my wish list!

And a tricky one to get a good copy of. Lots of copies with breakfast fry-up hiss !

The very first editions with the large DG have no hiss. The later, with narrow DG have sometimes. The last with no DG at all, has the hiss.

[porcy62]

Flanagan, Suleeman, Coltrane, Burrell "The cats New Jazz 8217 Original DG purple. Fine session.

That's one on my wish list!

And a tricky one to get a good copy of. Lots of copies with breakfast fry-up hiss !

The very first editions with the large DG have no hiss. The later, with narrow DG have sometimes. The last with no DG at all, has the hiss.

Correct, in my experience with New Jazz pressing, this is pretty common. Usually large DG's sound much better then later pressings.

[Chuck Nessa]

Flanagan, Suleeman, Coltrane, Burrell "The cats New Jazz 8217 Original DG purple. Fine session.

That's one on my wish list!

And a tricky one to get a good copy of. Lots of copies with breakfast fry-up hiss !

The very first editions with the large DG have no hiss. The later, with narrow DG have sometimes. The last with no DG at all, has the hiss.

Correct, in my experience with New Jazz pressing, this is pretty common. Usually large DG's sound much better then later pressings.

All the noise you hear is the degradation of the metalwork.

[Chuck Nessa]

Now listening to Otic 1005, Bobby Naughton, Leo Smith & Perry Robinson The Haunt.

[clifford_thornton]

Great one, Chuck!

Still have my eyes out for a copy of Nature's Consort...

Now:

Gary Burton - Duster - (RCA Victor stereo orig)

[porcy62]

Flanagan, Suleeman, Coltrane, Burrell "The cats New Jazz 8217 Original DG purple. Fine session.

That's one on my wish list!

And a tricky one to get a good copy of. Lots of copies with breakfast fry-up hiss !

The very first editions with the large DG have no hiss. The later, with narrow DG have sometimes. The last with no DG at all, has the hiss.

Correct, in my experience with New Jazz pressing, this is pretty common. Usually large DG's sound much better then later pressings.

All the noise you hear is the degradation of the metalwork.

Thanks for the explanation!

Do you mean that at NJ they used and reused the very same plate?