What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[Teasing the Korean]

Andy Williams - Merry Christmas - Columbia (stereo)

This is the green album.

Just the pop side, not the religious side.

I should glue the two albums together, pop sides out, and get a 180g vinyl version.

[Teasing the Korean]

A Jack Jones Christmas - RCA (orange 70s label, stereo, but pre-Dynaflex)

"Some Children See Him" is such a cool tune.

[Teasing the Korean]

Duke Pearson - Merry Ole Soul - Blue Note (blue and white label, stereo)

First time I've heard a stereo Blue Note album with the bass in one speaker since some of the early Horace Silver stereo sessions. The bass is almost always in the center.

[jeffcrom]

Peter Ind - Looking Out (Wave LP 1).

[BillF]

Peter Ind - Looking Out (Wave LP 1).

Next up: Lee Konitz, Timespan (Wave LP 14)

[brownie]

Bernard Peiffer 'Piano A la Mood' (Decca, mono)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

S E Rogie - Palm wine guitar music: the 60s sound - Rogiphone (Cooking Vinyl)

Duke Pearson - Prairie dog - Atlantic

now

Earl Van Riper & Marcus Belgrave - Detroit's grand piano man - Parkwood

MG

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Osibisa - Ojah awake - Bronze

Della Reese - Live - ABC (HMV mono)

"Live" in the ABC studios with an invited audience - hem, hem - but still a great session, with

Bobby Bryant (tp)

Bill Doggett (org)

Gerry wiggins (p)

Herb Ellis (g)

Ray Brown (b)

Shelley Manne (d)

MG

[clifford_thornton]

Curtis Amy & Frank Butler - Groovin' Blue - (Pacific Jazz, UK Vogue pressing)

Tremendous session, bought recently & arrived in today's mail.

[porcy62]

Curtis Amy & Frank Butler - Groovin' Blue - (Pacific Jazz, UK Vogue pressing)

Tremendous session, bought recently & arrived in today's mail.

Agree, all the PJ Amy records are tremendous, IMHO.

now spinning: Cream - Wheels Of Fire - Polydor

[clifford_thornton]

Guess I oughta get the Mosaic select...

[porcy62]

Guess I oughta get the Mosaic select...

Definitely, though I replaced it with originals, PJ's are still at human prices.

[clifford_thornton]

That's true, for some of them at least.

[porcy62]

That's true, for some of them at least.

Yep, the early Chet Baker and Mulligan are at Blue Note level, but I got the Amys from the 20/40 bucks range.

[porcy62]

Ananda Shankar - Ananda Shankar - Reprise

[porcy62]

Ash Ra Tempel - Starring Rosie - Ohr

[sidewinder]

Soft Machine 'Four' (UK CBS, stereo)

Robert Wyatt/Matching Mole 'Matching Mole' (UK CBS, stereo)

Guess I oughta get the Mosaic select...

Definitely, though I replaced it with originals, PJ's are still at human prices.

I prefer the sound on the Mosaic Select !

[porcy62]

Soft Machine 'Four' (UK CBS, stereo)

Robert Wyatt/Matching Mole 'Matching Mole' (UK CBS, stereo)

Guess I oughta get the Mosaic select...

Definitely, though I replaced it with originals, PJ's are still at human prices.

I prefer the sound on the Mosaic Select !

It could be, I never compared them, I liked so much the music I had to get the originals, one those old Jedi tradition.

[sidewinder]

one those old Jedi tradition.

Yeah, sorry Porcy for the latest transgression. This rate I'll get dragged off for 'urgent re-programming'

I have a few of those albums on Japanese Toshiba issues, also a few of the Vogues too.

[Clunky]

On a Billy Bean kick ....The Lowest The Music of Red Callender (1955) Metrojazz , curious album , some tracks work others....

then this great set- John Pisano/Billy Bean Makin It Brunswick UK ( ex Decca Mood Jazz session)

Edited December 24, 2009 by Clunky

[jeffcrom]

Herb Geller Sextette (EmArcy)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Jesse Powell - It's party time with Jesse Powell - TruSound

Rev Cleophus Robinson - Christmas carols and good gospel - Peacock

MG

[WorldB3]

[kh1958]

Dave Brubeck--Time Out (Columbia six eyes)

Lucha Moreno (Orfeon)

[jeffcrom]

Maynard Ferguson Big Band - A Message From Birdland (Roulette stereo)