What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[mikeweil]

Per Husby Orchestra - Dedications

feat. Georgie Fame, Karin Krog, Jan Allen, John Surman etc.

[brownie]

Lucky Thompson 'Kinfolks Corner' (Rivoli, mono)

[vinyltim]

Pepper - Knepper Quintet

Metrojazz E1004

It's cool to hear Elvin on this earlier stuff...and I've been really enjoying my records with Pepper Adams lately...

http://www.timenjoysrecords.com/records/pepper-knepper-quintet

[brownie]

Thelonious Monk 'It's Monk's Time' (French CBS)

[clifford_thornton]

Per Husby Orchestra - Dedications

feat. Georgie Fame, Karin Krog, Jan Allen, John Surman etc.

How is it/what's it like? The Discogs page makes it look interesting, but part of me wonders whether it would be as fiery as a modern European big band from a couple decades earlier...

[JSngry]

Pepper - Knepper Quintet

Metrojazz E1004

It's cool to hear Elvin on this earlier stuff...and I've been really enjoying my records with Pepper Adams lately...

http://www.timenjoys...knepper-quintet

Just now noticing the reversed photo on this one.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

This morning's vinyl

Sonny Criss - I'll catch the sun - Prestige (Ace UK)

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[clifford_thornton]

Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers - (RCA-Victor orange d/g)

[jeffcrom]

I needed something totally different after an intense show tonight, so I'm channeling alocispepraluger:

Bobby Hackett - Dream Awhile (Columbia 6-eye stereo).

This one is so corny that it makes me laugh at times, but Hackett plays wonderfully.

[brownie]

Mickey Tucker 'Sojourn' (Xanadu)

[JohnS]

Bainbridge issue of Time lp.

[JSngry]

[Clunky]

still getting plenty mileage listening to this one, it's been close to my turntable for several months.

[jeffcrom]

Johnny Hodges - Previously Unreleased Recordings (Verve)

[JSngry]

Chicago piano trio album w/Willie Pickens, very standard repertoire (one would be tempted to call it "lounge", if not for the derogatory connotation of that), but Vernell Fournier is a different enough drummer & Pickens a deep enough player that things stay interesting because of the repertoire, not in spite of it.

Edited April 26, 2012 by JSngry

[JSngry]

b/w Program 1006 - The Stan Kenton Show.

[JSngry]

How odd is seems today to be playing a Roy Eldridge LP that could have been bought in 1976 as a new release by a living artist as part of the same purchase that could have included other recent new releases by other living artists Woody Shaw, The Art Ensemble of Chicago, Grover Washington, Jr., & Weather Report.

And can you ever have enough Budd Johnson? So far, no, you can't.

Edited April 26, 2012 by JSngry

[BillF]

How odd is seems today to be playing a Roy Eldridge LP that could have been bought in 1976 as a new release by a living artist as part of the same purchase that could have included other recent new releases by other living artists Woody Shaw, The Art Ensemble of Chicago, Grover Washington, Jr., & Weather Report.

And can you ever have enough Budd Johnson? So far, no, you can't.

Yes, Roy still had it going in the late 70s!