What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[Clunky]

Lars Gullin- Aeros Aromatic Atomica Suite- EMI Sweden- a very fine LP

Edited April 12, 2011 by Clunky

[clifford_thornton]

Ben Webster 'Blow Ben, Blow!' (Catfish, stereo)

[brownie]

Frank Strozier 'Remember Me' (Steeplechase, stereo)

I do...

[jeffcrom]

Lars Gullin- Aeros Aromatic Atomica Suite- EMI Sweden- a very fine LP

Yeah, that's a good one, Clunky.

Back home with my vinyl (Oh, yeah, and my wife, too!):

Woody Shaw - United (Columbia)

Billy Bang - Outline No. 12 (Celluloid)

[brownie]

Teddy Wilson 'Three Little Words' (Black & Blue)

[clifford_thornton]

Keith Tippett (Ovary Lodge) - Blueprint - (RCA-Victor JP stereo)

good morning before work music.

[brownie]

Victor Feldman 'The Arrival' (Contemporary, mono original)

[mjazzg]

Keith Tippett (Ovary Lodge) - Blueprint - (RCA-Victor JP stereo)

good morning before work music.

now that does set the day up nicely...

Me, I'm winding down from work with James Newton - Paseo del Mar

[clifford_thornton]

I can appreciate that one, too! That, along with the Flute Music record, are among my favorite James Newton titles. Also, his appearance on Sirone's first leader date is wonderful.

[jeffcrom]

Air - Open Air Suit (Arista Novus)

[Clunky]

Air - Open Air Suit (Arista Novus)

not sure about the cover art of this one, why a baboon's a$$ view ??

[clifford_thornton]

Maybe it's a stud?

Now:

CBBB - Fellini 712 - (MPS GER orig)

[jeffcrom]

Air - Open Air Suit (Arista Novus)

not sure about the cover art of this one, why a baboon's a$$ view ??

I don't know, but I purposely didn't post the cover. Very fine music, though. It took me aback a little bit, as I was listening to the album, that only one of the trio is still with us.

[brownie]

Yes, THAT was the cover of the Air Arista LP.

Now listening to:

Shorty Rogers 'Wherever the Five Winds Blow' (RCA Victor, mono)

[sidewinder]

Dexter Gordon 'Dexter Calling' (BN NY USA, mono)

[brownie]

Lou Levy 'The Kid's Got Ears' (Jazzizz)

[kh1958]

Lionel Hampton--Swingin' with Hamp (Verve T deep groove)

Slam Stewart--Singin', Bowin' Slam (Savoy maroon)

Michael Urbaniak Constellation in Concert (Muza). I was thinking a Polish joke as I tried to clean this Made in Poland LP in my Nitty Gritty--it's not very close to round--but the sound is surprisingly good and this live concert is by far the best Urbaniak I've ever heard.

[sidewinder]

Quincy Jones 'The Quintessence' (HMV, mono). Great find for £3. Beats the pants off my UK Impulse 70s reissue in terms of sonics - and the Mosaic version on CD.

Edited April 16, 2011 by sidewinder

[Teasing the Korean]

Pete Rugolo - Music from Out of Space - Mercury (black label, stereo)

Featuring the amazing track "Stereo Space Man."

[Teasing the Korean]

Les Baxter - Soul of the Drums - Reprise (white label promo, mono)

[Chalupa]

[jeffcrom]

Gil Evans (Ampex). When I'm in certain moods, this is my favorite Gil Evans album. It always reminds me of a Jackson Pollack painting - there's so much going on; lots of layers and lots of colors coming and going.

[brownie]

Tony Argo 'Jazz Argosy' (Savoy, mono, red label)

Very nice album that should be reissued.

Great lineup of Ernie Royal, Frank Rehak, Hal McKusick, Pepper Adams, Bill Barber and others to accompany Tony Argo's accordion playing!

[sidewinder]

Ian Carr's Nucleus 'Awakening' (Mood Records) - signed by Ian.

Clare Fischer 'Surging Ahead' (Fontana, stereo). UK issue of the Pac Jazz.

[kh1958]

Gerry Mulligan--Butterflies and Hiccups (Limelight)