What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[Stefan Wood]

Been listening to some Ed Bickert lately -- in particular, the one with Bob Thompson on Sackville. Like his guitar playing.

But I got an lp yesterday that I have never seen -- Victor Feldman's All Stars plays the World's First Album of Soviet Jazz Themes. With Nat Adderley, Harold Land, Joe Zawinul, Frank Butler, Bob Whitlock, Herb Ellis, Carmell Jones.

[kh1958]

Shirley Scott--Soul Searchin' (Prestige, yellow and black) (previously owned by Ed Bradley of Detroit Michigan--?)

The Stuff Smith Memorial Album (Prestige blue label) (sold to me on ebay by the preceding poster)

Donald Byrd--Mustang (Blue Note, NY USA label, Liberty cover)

Gary Burton--The Time Machine (RCA, black label)

Edited March 28, 2010 by kh1958

[porcy62]

Haydn's trios, after a marathon of japanese pressings.

[clifford_thornton]

Stockhausen - Gruppen/Carre - (DGG)

[jeffcrom]

Stockhausen - Gruppen/Carre - (DGG)

Now playing: Freilach in Hi-Fi - Murray Lehrer featuring Dave Tarras and Lou Levin (Period)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Otis Rush - So many roads - Delmark/Trio

MG

[brownie]

Barney Kessel 'Easy Like' (Contemporary, mono)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Katie Bell Nubin - Soul, soul searching - Verve (with the Dizzy Gillespie band - Mance & Moody are both very good on this)

Della Reese - Live - ABC (HMV) (Herb Ellis was excellent on this - paticularly on "Driftin' blues" - RIP Herb)

MG

[JohnS]

Booker Little; Out Front. Candid/Barnaby

[Dan Gould]

Looks like I should keep this thread open at all times for the foreseeable future, as I need to transfer a good portion of the LPs I've sold before I ship them away. What's great is that for a long, long time I really got away from digging into the vinyl outside of making transfers on certain LPs right when I got them. So now I will be revisiting a lot of recordings I last heard a long time ago - all the ones that I never transferred (many bought before I could make transfers) give or take the odd dud and anything that was replaced by a CD release.

So, up first was:

Junior Mance, Holy Mama (Inner City) - once you get past the first track, a bass happy rendition of "By The Time I Get to Phoenix" this is a nice hard swinging record.

Now I'm revisiting two Dexters from way back when I was a Dexaholic and not yet the Gene Harris Fanatic. Don't know why I never got this on CD, The Tower of Power is pretty sweet. More Power to follow.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

So, up first was:

Junior Mance, Holy Mama (Inner City) - once you get past the first track, a bass happy rendition of "By The Time I Get to Phoenix" this is a nice hard swinging record.

Actually, I like his version of "By the time I get to Phoenix", as well as the rest of the album. It's one of my favourite Mances.

Now I'm revisiting two Dexters from way back when I was a Dexaholic and not yet the Gene Harris Fanatic. Don't know why I never got this on CD, The Tower of Power is pretty sweet. More Power to follow.

Funny - I was playing them a few days ago.

MG

[Dan Gould]

Sorry, but that opening track just does nothing for me. In fact I didn't even save the track for burning, for me, this LP is going to start with "God Bless The Child". To each their own.

[jeffcrom]

Sidney Bechet His Way (Pumpkin) - Boston broadcasts from 1951, with Big Chief Russell Moore on trombone.

[brownie]

Cannonball Adderley 'Portrait of Cannonball' (Riverside, mono)

[JohnS]

Booker Little; The Legendary Quartet Album. (Island, UK issue of Time album)

[JohnS]

George Wallington; Knight Music. GI Records, UK reissue.

now playing

Hank Mobley; A Slice of the Top; Blue Note rainbow.

[Durium]

monty alexander/live in germany-monty strikes again (lp)

oscar peterson/l' art d'oscar peterson (3 LP)

Keep Swinging

Durium

Edited April 3, 2010 by Durium

[Teasing the Korean]

Last night: Martial Solal and the European All Stars - Telefunken (mono)

[Chalupa]

V.A. - Mississippi Blues 1927-1941 (Yazoo)

V.A. - Blues of Alabama 1927-1931 (Yazoo)

V.A. - Mama Let Me Lay It On You (Yazoo)

Blind Willie McTell - The Early Years (Yazoo)

[jeffcrom]

45s tonight, starting with some Blue Notes:

Bill Henderson with the Jimmy Smith Trio: Ain't No Use/Angel Eyes

Freddie Roach: I Know/Googa Mooga

Lou Donaldson: Mack the Knife/The Nearness of You

Sonny Red: Stay as Sweet as You Are/Bluesville

Then on to:

Hank Marr: Easy Talk/I Remember New York (Federal)

Louis Armstrong: The Beat Generation/Someday (You'll Be Sorry) (MGM)

Papa Celestin and His Tuxedo Dixieland Band: Tiger Rag/Darktown Strutters Ball (Columbia - 1953)

The Bill Henderson and Papa Celestin are equally cool in their own ways - both were recorded as singles; neither is extracted from an album. I wish Smith and Ray Crawford has gotten some solo space on the Henderson record, though. The Louis disc is from the soundtrack of a late-fifties movie.

[JohnS]

Jackie McLean; Consequences. Blue Note rainbow.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

A bit ov fine vinyl while packing

Jimmy Dawkins - Blisterstring - Delmark

Bill Easley - Wind inventions - Sunnyside (mostly clarinet - very lovely)

next

Bill Jennings & Leo Parker - Billy in the lion's den - King (Singtime Denmark)

MG

[brownie]

Barney Wilen 'Jazz sur Seine' (Philips France)

[jostber]

Lizzy Mercier Descloux - One for the Soul

[clifford_thornton]