What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[jostber]

Previously:

Melvin Jackson - Funky Skull

Now:

Jimmy McGriff - Electric Funk

[porcy62]

Jimmy McGriff - Electric Funk

Got this, long time I listened to it, time to renew.

Edited March 31, 2010 by porcy62

[paul secor]

Devil with the Devil - Hot Western Swing from the 1930's (Rambler - red vinyl)

[Big Al]

Previously:

Melvin Jackson - Funky Skull

Whoa! I needs to investigate this one!

The Fabulous Dorseys in Hi-Fi, 2-LP Columbia "6-eye" for that quality hi-fi experience! The music is real nice, too, considering I just wanted to hear Buddy Rich on this.

[jostber]

The Melvin Jackson is a really funky album on with a lot of double bass on the experimental side. This album should have a renaissance.

Edited April 1, 2010 by jostber

[JohnS]

Philly Joe Jones; PJ's Beat. Atlantic (UK Polydor)

earlier

Sonny Red; The Mode. Jazzland (Japan)

[clifford_thornton]

The Melvin Jackson is a really funky album on with a lot of double bass on the experimental side. This album should have a renaissance.

I like that record quite a bit. Even an odd AACM connection.

[sidewinder]

A couple of albums that I have just picked up:

Pacific Eardrum 'Beyond Panic' (Charisma) - Dave MacRae/Joy Yates/ Billy Kristian etc. Nice Nucleus-ish fusion from 1978

Lucky Thompson 'Dancing Sunbeam' (Impulse 2LP)

Edited April 2, 2010 by sidewinder

[paul secor]

Art Pepper + Eleven (Contemporary/Analogue Productions)

[brownie]

John Bunch Quintet 'John's Bunch' (Famous Door)

with Al Cohn and Urbie Green

[JohnS]

Inspired by John L's track of the week

Johnny Griffin Sextet, Riverside. Ace UK issue.

[JohnS]

Still with Johnny Griffin; Change of Pace. Riverside (French Carrere issue). Decent sound and pressing but back cover reproduction very sooty.

[jeffcrom]

Lonnie Smith - Think (70s pressing BN). I've been listening to the Dr. quite a bit lately. He's just crazy enough to be interesting.

[kh1958]

Jam Session No. 1 (Charlie Parker, Johnny Hodges, Benny Carter, Ben Webster, etc.)--Mercury (light blue trumpet label)--Very vivid sound from this 1953 record, a happy find this week.

[JohnS]

Clifford Jordan; Starting Time: Jazzland (French Carrere pressing)

[brownie]

Tony Scott 'The Complete Tony Scott' (RCA Victor)

[porcy62]

Hank Crawford - Soul Clinic - Atlantic, mono.

[JohnS]

last on

Gene Ammons; Up Tight; Prestige (Ace UK issue)

now

John Wright; Makin' Out. Prestige (late issue, yellow label)

[sidewinder]

Basil Kirchin 'Particles' (Trunk, stereo) - With Bruce Adams, Alan Barnes, Chris Karan

[JohnS]

Still cookin' with Prestige.

last on - Woods/Quill/Shihab/Stein; Four Altos. Fantasy reissue

now Playing - Byrd/Woods/Quill/Dorham; Pairing Off. Altology 2fer, (Musidisc France)

[kh1958]

Charlie Parker Jam Session No. 2 (Mercury Trumpet)

After Hours with Thad Jones, Frank Wess, Mal Waldron... (Prestige, W. 50th)

[Teasing the Korean]

Nino Rota - Fellini's Roma - UA (70s tan and brown label)

This is the only copy of this LP I've ever seen. I wonder how rare it is. Or not.

[aparxa]

Peter Gabriel "2"

Herbie Hancock – Maiden Voyage

[Teasing the Korean]

Adolph Marx - Harpo at Work - Mercury (black label, stereo)

Arrangements are by Harpo's son, Bill Marx.

[Teasing the Korean]

Ormandy/Philadelphia Orch - Ports of Call - Columbia (grey label Masterworks, mono)

Collection of exotic stuff by Ravel, Debussy, Chabrier and Ibert.

This was my Dad's album. Partially responsible for my heading down the exotica path.