What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[jeffcrom]

Muggsy Spanier and His Orchestra (Jazum) 1953 radio broadcasts, recorded by a microphone held up to an AM radio speaker, it sounds like. Great traditional jazz, in spite of the sound.

[sidewinder]

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

Thanks for the advisory. I was thinking of going for the 2LP set of this so will probably now opt for the CD.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Last night

Bobby Pierce - Introducing Bobby Pierce - Cobblestone

with Pat Martino, Booby Jones (ts), Roy Brooks & Bob Cranshaw on the two vocal tracks. Seems funny for an organist not to be able to handle the bass lines when he's singing.

Not an album I play often but, every time I do, I think that I should play it more often. I reckon there are quite a few early seventies LPs in that category.

MG

[BillF]

[Clunky]

Junk Man- first track interesting to compare with Teagarden's superlative version, Mr T wins IMO.

[brownie]

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

This was part of the series of sessions recorded in New York in 1954 for Vogue France by Henri Renaud!

[Clunky]

inspired by Do the Math and Ethan Iverson's commentary on early Ornette, I've played Something Else! and now Coleman Classics Vol 1

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

This was part of the series of sessions recorded in New York in 1954 for Vogue France by Henri Renaud!

thanks Brownie, we seem to owe Renaud quite a bit for his contributions over quite a period

Edited October 7, 2010 by Clunky

[jeffcrom]

Julius Watkins - French Horns for My Lady (Philips) A guilty pleasure I turned to after the avant-garde solo saxophone improvisations I had on weren't working for me this morning.

[brownie]

Eric Dolphy with Booker Little 'Far Cry' (New Jazz, mono original)

[webbcity]

Amon Duul 2 - Hijack

[paul secor]

Archie Shepp: Bijou (Musica)

[jeffcrom]

Bunky Green's recording debut: My Babe (Exodus mono) The Exodus label apparently reissued Vee-Jay material as Vee-Jay was going bankrupt.

[BillF]

Edited October 8, 2010 by BillF

[brownie]

Bennie Green 'Glidin' Along' (Jazzland, mono)

[paul secor]

Red Norvo's Fabulous Jam Session Featuring Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie (Spotlite)

[jeffcrom]

Duke Ellington - Last Time (Poljazz) A 1971 Warsaw concert.

[brownie]

Horace Silver 'Silver's Serenade' (BN, mono, NY label)

[kh1958]

Bud Powell Trio (Mercury 10 inch)

Stanley Turrentine--Let It Go (Impulse red and black)

[Clunky]

Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage- Toshiba BN - excellent Toshiba pressing of this classic date.

[sidewinder]

Blue Mitchell 'Out Of The Blue' (Riverside reel/mike DG, mono)

[BillF]

Monk, April in Paris/Live (Milestone)

[jostber]

Karen Dalton - It's So Hard To Tell Who's Going To Love You The Best (Light In The Attic - Reissue 2009)

[kh1958]

Cannonball Adderley--Somethin' Else (Blue Note W. 63rd). A thoroughly abused copy, but I still enjoyed listening, and it was only $1 dollar.

Miles Davis at the Blackhawk, volume 1 (Columbia six eyes)

[sidewinder]

Bill Evans/Jim Hall 'Intermodulation' (UK Verve, stereo)

[BillF]