What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[Jazz Kat]

Mundell Lowe, Tribute to Nick Ceroli lp.

(1985)

[doubleM]

Andrew Hill: Compulsion (mint- Liberty pressing).

[Leeway]

Riverside, Victor Japan pressing

Another Riverside, Victor japan pressing (mono). JG sounds extremely sharp on this one.

[Jazz Kat]

Sonny Rollins, Way Out West.

[wolff]

Another great evening of listening to Blue Note's. Re-tubed my pre-amp and it's sounding nice.

McLean: One Step Beyond

Don Wilkerson: Elder Don

John Patton: Along Came John

Kenny Dorham: Una Mas

Turrentine: Never let Me Go

[porcy62]

John McLaughlin EXTRAPOLATRION, I love this record

[patricia]

Ellington at Newport.

[JohnS]

Charlie Mariano Jerry Dodgion Sextet; Beauties Of 1918. (Pacific Jazz Japanese King pressing.

[brownie]

Art Pepper 'Gettin' Together' with Conte Candoli and the Miles rhythm section (Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb). (Contemporary deepgroove mono!)

next:

Lars Gullin Quintet Featuring Bernt Rosengren 'In Concert' (Storyville)

[Leeway]

Riverside, Victor Japan pressing. Wes with one half of the then-Miles Davis Sextet-- Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers, Jimmy Cobb, and with Johnny Griffin.

Another Riverside Victor Japan. With Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb, as well as Nat Adderley, Bobby Jaspar, Benny Golson.

Columbia CS 8048.

And, my vinyl contribution to the "Counter-Inaugural"--

Impulse AS-9183

Edited January 21, 2005 by Leeway

[Jazz Kat]

I just finished spinning Oscar Peterson's We Get Requests. Unusual album, for sure. But enjoyable.

[porcy62]

The Band STAGEFRIGHT , Capitol original pressing

[porcy62]

And, my vinyl contribution to the "Counter-Inaugural"--

Impulse AS-9183

Good Idea!

I will spin THE BALLAD OF THE FALLEN

[Leeway]

And, my vinyl contribution to the "Counter-Inaugural"--

Impulse AS-9183

Good Idea!

I will spin THE BALLAD OF THE FALLEN

Thanks Porcy-- I'm thinking more along the lines of "Song of the United Front"

BTW, this is a wonderful album, full of passion, politics and musical creativity.

[Leeway]

Blue Note Gems of Jazz

BST-82001. A compendium of fine earlier performances, from between 1948-1953. One that jumped out at me this time was James Moody and His Modernists (I believe from an album of the same name, BN 5006), with Chano Pozo, "Tin Tin Deo." Pozo really knocked me out. Is this Moody album available on CD?

[Jazz Kat]

Man, I just got finished jamming with Sidewinder. Man, that album has some good grooves!

[porcy62]

And, my vinyl contribution to the "Counter-Inaugural"--

Impulse AS-9183

Good Idea!

I will spin THE BALLAD OF THE FALLEN

Thanks Porcy-- I'm thinking more along the lines of "Song of the United Front"

BTW, this is a wonderful album, full of passion, politics and musical creativity.

I love C. Haden! His liners notes in "LMO" impressed me from the first time (apart the music, obviously): "When I read of Dr. Ernesto Che Guevara's death..." That "Dr." showed an uncoventional respect for a man like "el Che".

But this is a nostalgic confession of an old commies...Let's talk about music!

[Leeway]

Bassist Wilbur Ware leads a group with Johnny Griffin, John Jenkins, Junior Mance, and frank Dunlop. Milestone Victor Japan mono.

[brownie]

BST-82001.  A compendium of fine earlier performances, from between 1948-1953.  One that jumped out at me this time was James Moody and His Modernists (I believe from an album of the same name, BN 5006), with Chano Pozo,  "Tin Tin Deo."  Pozo really knocked me out.  Is this Moody album available on CD?

There was a Japanese BN CD 'New Sounds of Art Blakey & James Moody' from 1990 that had all nine sides that James Moody recorded for BN in October 1948.

Ron McMaster made the digital transfers.

Ed. add:

see now that this is being discussed on the Discography forum!

Edited January 22, 2005 by brownie

[sidewinder]

Horace Silver 'The Jody Grind' BN Libery gatefold mono.

[sidewinder]

Charles Mingus 'Let My Children Hear Music'. An original Dutch CBS pressing.

[sidewinder]

Miles Davis 'Get Up With It' UK CBS issue 2LP

To be followed up with Horace Silver Quintet 'You Gotta Take A Little Love' Liberty original.

[Leeway]

BST-82001.  A compendium of fine earlier performances, from between 1948-1953.  One that jumped out at me this time was James Moody and His Modernists (I believe from an album of the same name, BN 5006), with Chano Pozo,  "Tin Tin Deo."  Pozo really knocked me out.  Is this Moody album available on CD?

There was a Japanese BN CD 'New Sounds of Art Blakey & James Moody' from 1990 that had all nine sides that James Moody recorded for BN in October 1948.

Ron McMaster made the digital transfers.

Ed. add:

see now that this is being discussed on the Discography forum!

Thanks Brownie for the info. Yes, I moved the question to the Discog thread. I figured, why am I asking about a CD issue in the Vinyl thread, for goodness sake? B-) I'd like to get the vinyl of course, but I figure my chances for finding a decent copy on vinyl are pretty slim (although I should check around).

[brownie]

Thanks Leeway for removing CDs out of this forum

Now spinning:

Shorty Rogers and his Giants 'Wherever The Wind Blows' (RCA)

The Giants being Jimmy Giuffre, Lou Levy, Rakph Pena and Larry Bunker.

[porcy62]

CD?

GO BACK!