What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[brownie]

Wynton Kelly 'Kelly Blue' (Riverside/Carrere)

[mjazzg]

Jimmy Giuffre 3 - Thesis [Verve]

[JohnS]

Howard McGhee 'Maggie's Back in Town' (Contemporary, stereo)

Thanks for the reminder, this one hasn't been out for a while. Fine set.

[JohnS]

Still with Contemporary.

Buddy Collette; Man of Many Parts. OJC

Shelly Manne & His Men Vol 4. King Records(Japan)

Fine little band. So nice I'm following it with

More Swinging Sounds. Warner-Pioneer pressing (Japan)

Edited November 17, 2010 by JohnS

[mjazzg]

Woodblock Prints - Harris Eisenstadt [No Business]

some very lovely writing for brass/woodwinds on this one

[jeffcrom]

In the mood for something mellow and undemanding:

Tyree Glenn at the Roundtable (Roulette mono); great quintet, with Hank Jones, Mary Osborne, Tommy Potter and Jo Jones.

[BillF]

[brownie]

Billy Harper 'Knowledge of Self' (Denon PCM)

with Everett Hollins, Kenny Barron, Gregg Maker and Malcolm Pinson

[paul secor]

The Voice of the Blues - Bottleneck Guitar Masterpieces (Yazoo)

[clifford_thornton]

Don Cherry - Where is Brooklyn? - (BN Liberty)

[mjazzg]

Don Cherry - Where is Brooklyn? - (BN Liberty)

listened to "symphony for improvisors" yesterday and thought it was about time for "...brooklyn"

[paul secor]

Horace Parlan: Solo Piano - The Maestro (Steeplechase)

When things are right - when a musician is playing by himself and for himself - and you're lucky enough to listen in - time can come to a standstill.

[jeffcrom]

The Music of Ornette Coleman (RCA Victor stereo)

[BillF]

[brownie]

Kimiko Kasai with Gil Evans Orchestra 'Satin Doll' (CBS Sony/Japan)

[paul secor]

Big Joe Turner & Wynonie Harris, Dirty Red, Mercy Dee, Roosevelt Sykes, Fats Domino, Smiley Lewis, T-Bone Walker: Urban Blues Vol. 1 - Blues Uptown (Imperial)

[sidewinder]

Kimiko Kasai with Gil Evans Orchestra 'Satin Doll' (CBS Sony/Japan)

Nice ! Never even heard of that one.

[brownie]

Kimiko Kasai is a pretty good singer. The album with Gil Evans was recorded in Tokyo. Gil Evans got Marvin Peterson and Billy Harper with Japanese musicians in the studio!

Now spinning Jimmy Gourley No More (Musica Records)

with Lou Levy, Marc Johnson, Victor Lewis and one Dju Berry on tenor (aka Stan Getz)!

Edited November 20, 2010 by brownie

[BillF]

[porcy62]

I got quite a backlist of Music Matters BN reissues, so:

Grant Green - Solid

Hank Mobley Quintet

Andrew Hill - Point of Departure

Joe Henderson - Inner Urge

Edited November 20, 2010 by porcy62

[paul secor]

Steve Lacy: Solo (1972) (Emanem)

[sidewinder]

I got quite a backlist of Music Matters BN reissues, so:

Grant Green - Solid

Hank Mobley Quintet

Andrew Hill - Point of Departure

Joe Henderson - Inner Urge

Yeah - my latest package has just arrived too.

[kh1958]

Frank Wess--Poor You, Little Me (Prestige, silver and black)

Shirley Scott--Now's the Time (Prestige blue label)

[porcy62]

Yeah - my latest package has just arrived too.

Was it the Moncur, Chambers, etc?

[Teasing the Korean]

The Jimmy Giuffre 3 - Fusion - Verve (stereo)

Twilight Zone jazz at its best.

This is like the soundtrack to a 1950s European industrial film!

Edited November 20, 2010 by Teasing the Korean