What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[thedwork]

'nother good vinyl find today at the store:

haven't listened to this in quite some time. still sounds great...

[ajf67]

Tina Brooks Mosaic set.

[jeffcrom]

Duke Ellington - Ellington Indigos (Columbia stereo) I don't know how many Ellington albums I have, but it's a lot. This is probably the least-played album among them, but it was just right for me tonight. I didn't even buy this one - it was an unexpected bonus with an Ebay purchase. It's supposed to be a representative sample of the music Ellington would play for a dance, circa 1957 - a collection of well-done pop songs, three by Ellington himself.

Not Ellington's most profound album, but like I said - just right for tonight.

[brownie]

John Carter 'Variations' (Moers Music)

with Bobby Bradford, James Newton, Bob Stewart and Philip Wilson

[JohnS]

Gene Ammons; Up Tight. Prestige, ACE UK issue.

[clifford_thornton]

Solidarity Unit, Inc. - Red, Black & Green - (Universal Justice)

[clifford_thornton]

Funkadelic - Maggot Brain - (Bellaphon German issue)

[brownie]

Oliver Nelson 'Afro/American Sketches' (Prestige, mono, yellow label)

[BillF]

Oliver Nelson 'Afro/American Sketches' (Prestige, mono, yellow label)

Like that one very much! Mine is on the British Transatlantic label.

[JohnS]

Prestige All Stars; Roots. Prestige Japan

[JohnS]

Clark Terry; Serenade To A Bus Seat. Riverside/OJC.

[porcy62]

T-Bone Walker Mosaic Box Set

[sidewinder]

Horace Silver 'Song For My Father' (Music Matters 2x45rpm, stereo). Just arrived !

[sidewinder]

T-Bone Walker Mosaic Box Set

I really must give your 'ex' CD version of the set a spin !

[Leeway]

One of the more exciting LPs I've listened to recently:

Noah Howard: PATTERNS. On AltSax Records. Reportedlyhard to get (and/or expensive) on vinyl (I scored a copy in NYC at a somewhat reasonable price), but out on CD (if you must). With Misha Mengelberg (misidentified on the LP as "Mendelberg") and Han Bennink. Misha gets some good licks in, but it is Bennink who excites, as he unleashes a furious assault on the drumkit, while Noah wails aways in best "fire music" style.

[clifford_thornton]

Yeah, an interesting side. Jaap Schoonhoven brings it.

[Leeway]

Yeah, an interesting side. Jaap Schoonhoven brings it.

Yes, good point about Jaap. In retrospect, this album is failry important from a number of perspectives, particularly the development of European free jazz, the Dutch jazz scene, and American-European collaboration.

Too bad Noah's recent stuff does not come close; mostly in a fusion, smooth jazz mode. But the early stuff is killer.

Edited August 19, 2010 by Leeway

[Royal Oak]

Tonight I listened to Sgt Pepper. This may be the last Beatles record I ever listen to deliberately.

I followed up with "Bert and John" by Bert Jansch and John Renbourn. I quite liked this, but I prefer Davy Graham.

[porcy62]

T-Bone Walker Mosaic Box Set

I really must give your 'ex' CD version of the set a spin !

Definitely, though a CD spin isn't quite a Lp spin...

Horace Silver 'Song For My Father' (Music Matters 2x45rpm, stereo). Just arrived !

How about that? Did you compare it with mono original?

[sidewinder]

Definitely, though a CD spin isn't quite a Lp spin...

Floats my boat though

I'll see if I can compare with the mono original this weekend. I like the way the drum dynamics are captured on the Music Matters.

Edited August 20, 2010 by sidewinder

[brownie]

Dexter Gordon 'Dexter Blows Hot and Cool' (DooTone)

Cover and labels look like the original thing but this is a reprint!

[JohnS]

Dexter Gordon 'Dexter Blows Hot and Cool' (DooTone)

Cover and labels look like the original thing but this is a reprint!

I have the same copy, the Counce and Perkins too. Rather poor pressings.

[brownie]

Dexter Gordon 'Dexter Blows Hot and Cool' (DooTone)

Cover and labels look like the original thing but this is a reprint!

I have the same copy, the Counce and Perkins too. Rather poor pressings.

The pressing on my copy (an 'Authentic Records' release) is fine. I just hear too much boom coming from Leroy Vinnegar's bass!

[mjazzg]

Afternoon of a Georgia Faun - Marion Brown [ECM]

a lovely sounding recording on a new to me disc. This is a startlingly original listening experience

[clifford_thornton]

Yeah, it sounds especially nice on the German pressing - I had the US pressing for years, which didn't sound nearly as nice. Beautiful music, naturally.