What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[BillF]

Bud Powell, "The" Trio (Disques Vogue)

Edited October 4, 2010 by BillF

[P.L.M]

Yesterday afternoon:

- LENNIE TRISTANO: NEW YORK 1964/ MILANO, NOVEMBER 1965 (HEART NOTE)

(First side in Quintet with Konitz, Marsh, Dallas, Stabulas, second in solo)

Tonight:

- CONNIE CROTHERS/ RICHARD TABNICK: DUO DIMENSION (NEW ARTISTS)

- CECIL TAYLOR & TONY OXLEY: AILANTHUS/ ALTISSIMA (BILATERAL DIMENSIONS OF TWO ROOT SONGS) (TRIPLE POINT)

[BillF]

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

The Barrett Sisters - What shall I render unto God - New Birth

MG

[brownie]

Jimmie Rowles Paws That Refreshes (Choice)

with Buster Williams and Billy Hart

[Clunky]

Grant Green - Solid - Blue Note (Music Matters 45 rpm 2LP ) , Very fine session sounding very good indeed in this format

Next up

staying with 45 rpm

Don Rendell Quintet Manumission- Jazz for Moderns , Gearbox 10 inch 45 rpm , another very fine release in exceptional sound of a BBC session from 1962. Pity there wasn't more from the session but what there is is really excellent. All the Gearbox releases are recommended.gearbox records

[Clunky]

now this , not heard the CD but the original recording quality is a little sub-par and probably not worth the extra cash to go with the LP version , it's a fine set none the less

[Teasing the Korean]

Mystic Moods - Extensions -Philips

with Paul Beaver on the Moog!

[Teasing the Korean]

Telly Savalas - S/T - Audio Fidelity

1975 follow-up to his his 1974 MCA album "Telly," which I prefer.

[Teasing the Korean]

Ennio Morricone - The Burglars OST - Bell

[jeffcrom]

Art Farmer - Sing Me Softly of the Blues (Atlantic mono)

[BillF]

Bob Florence, Westlake (Discovery)

[brownie]

Jack Sheldon and his Exciting All-Star Big-Band Jack's Groove (Gene Norman Presents, mono)

The All-Stars include Chet Baker, Lennie Niehaus, Art Pepper, Herb Geller, Harold Land, Mel Lewis, etc...

Edited October 6, 2010 by brownie

[Clunky]

Duke Ellington - Unknown Session - Columbia (UK release 1979)

[JohnS]

Inspired by chewy - Herbie Hancock; Fat Albert Rotunda. Warner Bros.

[Clunky]

Following on listening to Apex by Bunky and Rudresh M,

This 1979 album by Bunky Places we've never been,- Vanguard bought from Dusty Grooves before I appreciated that anything marked Vg- should be avoided. Fine list of side men although i've not heard of Ronald Kubelik (piano on one track only)

[jeffcrom]

Electrifying Sounds of the Paul Jeffrey Quintet (Savoy mono) Not only Jeffrey's first album as leader, this was his recording debut, period. Really nice, in spite of Jeffrey's use of an octave divider on some tunes.

[Clunky]

annette peacock I'm the one _ RCA Victor on the flimsiest vinyl I've ever seen, funky , dark and distorted , could do with a good remastering to my ears, not sure if it's jazz though

[Clunky]

next inspired by the late Bud thread , played the Adderley produced session earlier and now this decent session

Bud Powell in Paris (Warner Japan)

[jeffcrom]

annette peacock I'm the one _ RCA Victor on the flimsiest vinyl I've ever seen, funky , dark and distorted , could do with a good remastering to my ears, not sure if it's jazz though

Not much of it is jazz, if it matters. I like that one a lot.

[clifford_thornton]

Electrifying Sounds of the Paul Jeffrey Quintet (Savoy mono) Not only Jeffrey's first album as leader, this was his recording debut, period. Really nice, in spite of Jeffrey's use of an octave divider on some tunes.

Been looking for that LP for YEARS. Wasn't sure if it predated the sideman date w/ Charles Moffett or not.

[B. Clugston]

Deep Purple In Concert. One of the few albums I've kept from my youth.

[Clunky]

a nice 10 inch Vogue to round the day of listening

Duke Jordan Trio - Vogue LDE 099, not sure of the origin of this material

[paul secor]

Don Cherry/Gato Barbieri/Karl-Heinz Berger/J.F. Jenny-Clarke/Aldo Romano: Togetherness (Durium-Cicala)

[jeffcrom]

Joe Harriott - Abstract (U.S. Capitol mono)