What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[Teasing the Korean]

Later: A quick Google search revealed that Francisco Cavez's "Tamboo" from this album was released as a single and seems to have something of a reputation among "Exotica" collectors.

That's right up my alley!

NP: Sinatra - Only the Lonely - Capitol (UK mono rainbow).

The real mono recording, not a fold-down, as was sometimes the case in the UK with US albums.

Sounds so much better in mono, an upgrade from my previous copy.

[kh1958]

Bix Beiderbecke--Bix and His Gang, vol. 1 (Columbia two eyes)

Louis Armstrong Hot Sevens Vol. 2 (Columbia six eyes)

Amalia Mendoza --Boleros (RCA black dog)

[Chalupa]

Getting prepped for tonight's show

Jack Rose - Raag Manifestos (Eclipse Records)

[Clunky]

Illinois Jacquet Groovin with Jacquet Columbia- Clef Series (UK)- peerless Jacquet - .........why oh why oh why did I ever let his Mosaic pass me by ?

....one day perhaps..

.

[Clunky]

Next up classic cover hommage from Billy Jenkins- a fine guitarist - a wild album , real collage of influences

Scratches of Spain

[Clunky]

Keeping things varied- John Coltrane - Jupiter Variation Impulse. Stunning interplay between Ali and Trane,

next up

Edited February 13, 2010 by Clunky

[Teasing the Korean]

Martial Solal Trio in Concert - Liberty (rainbow mono)

[Chuck Nessa]

Keeping things varied- John Coltrane - Jupiter Variation Impulse. Stunning interplay between Ali and Trane,

next up

Amazing! Just considering a reissue. Bob Koester (Delmark) recently said "don't expect any sales".

Edited February 14, 2010 by Chuck Nessa

[martini]

Kenneth Rexroth: Poetry and Jazz at the Blackhawk (Fantasy 7008; red vinyl)

Some of it sounds a little old-fashioned, but most of it is straight up beat "hip."

[BillF]

I'm sure it sounds better than the poetry and jazz attempts over here. As Bev and I commented after hearing a Christopher Logue record, those upper-class English voices just didn't sound right with jazz!

[martini]

I'm sure it sounds better than the poetry and jazz attempts over here. As Bev and I commented after hearing a Christopher Logue record, those upper-class English voices just didn't sound right with jazz!

Yeah, I understand. Rexroth comes across as a bit academic on this LP, but I'm a fan of his writing, so the jazz infusion makes me biased in my appreciation of the record. He even recites a nice piece to the tune of Ellington's "Things Ain't What They Used to Be." He was a moderately big jazz fan, and even wrote a nice piece about Ornette Coleman back in the day.

[jeffcrom]

Giants of Jazz (Atlantic). I listen to this one every once in a while and enjoy it for what it is - good, not great.

[porcy62]

Curtis Fuller's Mosaic

[Teasing the Korean]

The Quintet - VSOP - Columbia (white label promo)

[brownie]

The Victor Feldman All Stars 'Soviet Jazz Themes' (Ava, mono)

the All Stars include Nat Adderley, Carmell Jones, Harold Land, Joe Zawinul, Frank Butler and others

[kh1958]

Horace Silver -- Tokyo Blues (Blue Note NY USA)--a beat up copy, but it sounds alot better than it looks and found over the weekend for only $3.

Etta Jones--Don't Go to Strangers (Prestige, yellow and black)

[Chalupa]

Jack Rose - Luck In The Valley (Thrill Jockey)

[sidewinder]

Horace Silver -- Tokyo Blues (Blue Note NY USA)--a beat up copy, but it sounds alot better than it looks and found over the weekend for only $3.

Those NY USAs must have been nuclear hardened. Even beat up copies can sound great, as you say.

[Chalupa]

Meg Baird - Dear Companion (Drag City)

[brownie]

Harold Land 'Xocia's Dance'(Muse)

with Oscar Brashear, Bobby Hutcherson, Billy Higgins, etc...

[sidewinder]

Grant Green 'Idle Moments' (BN NY USA, stereo)

[clifford_thornton]

I've got a ratty copy of this as well that I had to pry out of a self-professed Rolling Stones completist.

[brownie]

Eric Dolphy 'Conversations' (FM, mono)

[clifford_thornton]

Yes.

[clifford_thornton]

Daah-Daah-Dah-DAAH... Dah-DAH-DUH-Duh-Daaah