What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[porcy62]

Zappa In New York, Discreet promotional copy, directly from Zappa's vault!

[brownie]

Johnny Hodges/Wild Bill Davis 'Wings & Thinhs' Verve monaural, with Hank Jones and Grant Green,

next:

Larry Young 'Contrasts' (BN, Liberty) stereo

[Clunky]

Earlier David Murray Big Band Vol 2 at Sweet Basil- Black Saint,

now .....Frank Foster and Frank Wess- Frankly Speaking- Concord

next up The Best of The Bobby Fuller Four ......

[sidewinder]

At the moment: Wayne Shorter 'Speak No Evil' (BN NY USA mono)

Just a while ago: Kenny Burrell 'Midnight Blue' (Blue Label stereo, sounded OK)

and Herbie Hancock 'Maiden Voyage' (NY USA DG side 1)

[Brandon Burke]

[Brandon Burke]

[Brandon Burke]

This thing's been killing me lately...

[porcy62]

Bobby Hutcherson COMPONENTS , NY mono.

[Clunky]

Benjamin Britten- Turn of the Screw (Decca)

[brownie]

Buck Hill Quartet 'Impressions' (SteepleChase)

next:

Gerry Mulligan Sextet 'Mainstream', vol. 2 (EmArcy Japan)

[wolff]

Eddie Henderson: So What (Eighty-Eight's)

Joe Farnsworth: It's Prime Time (Eighty-Eight's)

New to my collection. Excellent albums. I need to pick up more from this label before they are gone.

[sidewinder]

Some nice British jazz to start the day:

Tony Coe 'Zeitgeist' (EMI Lansdowne)

Gordon Beck 'Experiments With Pops' (Major Minor)

Graham Collier 'Deep Dark Blue Centre' (Deram)

Mike Gibbs 'Michael Gibbs' and 'Tanglewood '63' (both Deram)

[sidewinder]

'Lee Morgan Sextet' (BN Lexington DG pressing)

[sidewinder]

Walt Dickerson 'Plays Unity' (Audio Fidelity)

[sidewinder]

Cannonball Adderley 'Quintet at the Lighthouse' (Riverside blue label DG). Wow, Cannonball's on fire on this one. Wally Heider also did a great job with the recording.

Followed by:

Don Cherry 'Symphony for Improvisers' (BN NY USA mono, Liberty cover. One of those 'transitional' pressings).

Edited April 8, 2005 by sidewinder

[clifford_thornton]

Elvin Jones and Richard Davis "Heavy Sounds" (Impulse!)

[Jazz Kat]

[patricia]

Right now, it's late evening and to relax, I'm spinning Earl Grant's very nice collection, "It's So Good".

I must mention particularly his take on "Beyond The Sea". His is the only one that I don't compare to Bobby Darin's. Gorgeous.

The rest of the album is just as good. Nice orchestra with organ band. Grant's voice just pours over you, like a warm bath. Yes indeed. Nice tenor sax, great drummer and...................no personel list. Pity.

Edited April 9, 2005 by patricia

[brownie]

Further explorations of the music of George Wallington

now:

The Prestidigitator (East West Japan reissue) with Jerry Lloyd, J.R. Monterose, Teddy Kotick and Nick Stabulas

next:

Knight Music (Atlantic stereo original), a trio album with Kotick and Stabulas

[sidewinder]

Don Ellis 'New Ideas' (New Jazz)

[wolff]

Angie Stone: Stone Love (New release 2LP)

Beck: Guero (New release 2LP)

[paul secor]

Stan Getz/Luiz Bonfa/Maria Toledo: Jazz Samba Encore! (Verve/Speakers Corner)

[Shawn]

Red Garland - Stepping Out (Galaxy)

AC/DC - Let There Be Rock (180 gram remaster, 2003)

[brownie]

'A Trumpet Tribute... to Fats Navarro, Clifford Brown & Booker Little' (Trip two-fer) with Woody Shaw, Walter Kelly, Blue Mitchell, Bill Hardman, Richard Williams and Kenny Dorham, recorded live at Club Ruby, Brooklyn

[sidewinder]

Tony Oxley '4 Compositions for Sextet' (UK CBS)

Miles Davis 'Amandla' (Warner Brothers)