What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

What an interesting band! It doesn't look like Hyde Park, London, though. Is there a Hyde Park in Evanston?

Just finished playing

Osibisa - Ojah awake - Bronze

MG

[jazzbo]

Hyde Park, CHICAGO! (I knew it pretty well more nearing forty years ago!)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Hyde Park, CHICAGO! (I knew it pretty well more nearing forty years ago!)

Well, I only picked Evanston, because that's where Beehive was located

MG

[JohnS]

[clifford_thornton]

Hyde Park, CHICAGO! (I knew it pretty well more nearing forty years ago!)

Well, I only picked Evanston, because that's where Beehive was located

MG

South side, near U of C and going west to Washington Park.

[clifford_thornton]

Radu Malfatti/Stefan Wittwer - Thrumblin' - (FMP)

good nasty head cold weather change music

[Chuck Nessa]

Still have some troubles with Junior as an "authentic" blues player. He is a very nice man.

[jeffcrom]

Cannonball Adderley - Black Messiah (Capitol); sides one and four. This 1972 live date is all over the place, which amuses me.

Fela - Shuffering and Shmiling (Celluloid)

Annette Peacock - I'm the One (RCA). A quite remarkable avant-rock album, in my opinion. Paul Bley is on two cuts.

[clifford_thornton]

Bob Moses - Bittersuite in the Ozone - (Mozown)

[jeffcrom]

The Paul Bley Synthesizer Show (Milestone). In its way, as dated as those 1920s dance band 78s I love. And I love this just as much.

[brownie]

Sonny Clark 'Leapin' and Lopin'' (BN/Japan King)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Still have some troubles with Junior as an "authentic" blues player. He is a very nice man.

I love that one. I already had that LP, and some other material of his, but it was when I saw him at the Brecon Jazz Fest in 2000 that what a nice guy he is came across to me.

What's an 'authentic' blues player that Mance isn't?

MG

[BillF]

Still have some troubles with Junior as an "authentic" blues player. He is a very nice man.

I love that one. I already had that LP, and some other material of his, but it was when I saw him at the Brecon Jazz Fest in 2000 that what a nice guy he is came across to me.

MG

So you were there! I still have a videotape of television coverage of Junior at Brecon, backed by Steve Brown, who must be my favourite British drummer.

[jeffcrom]

Paul Bley & Scorpio (Milestone). If The Paul Bley Synthesizer Show, Bley's previous Milestone album, is something of a period piece, this one is a classic, even if a few of the keyboard sounds fall into the "seemed like a good idea at the time" category.

[clifford_thornton]

I like those Bley/Peacock electronic LPs. The only one I'm still in need of is Revenge.

[jeffcrom]

I like those Bley/Peacock electronic LPs. The only one I'm still in need of is Revenge.

Me too - I've been looking for that one for years.

[clifford_thornton]

And by "looking for" I assume we both mean "not paying $387.50 for."

[brownie]

Roy Eldridge 'What It's All About' (Pablo)

[Clunky]

Still have some troubles with Junior as an "authentic" blues player. He is a very nice man.

I love that one. I already had that LP, and some other material of his, but it was when I saw him at the Brecon Jazz Fest in 2000 that what a nice guy he is came across to me.

What's an 'authentic' blues player that Mance isn't?

MG

I've got this , thought it was ok , a bit light and superficial for my tastes - or at least what I was expecting.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Still have some troubles with Junior as an "authentic" blues player. He is a very nice man.

I love that one. I already had that LP, and some other material of his, but it was when I saw him at the Brecon Jazz Fest in 2000 that what a nice guy he is came across to me.

MG

So you were there! I still have a videotape of television coverage of Junior at Brecon, backed by Steve Brown, who must be my favourite British drummer.

Were you there too?

MG

[BillF]

Still have some troubles with Junior as an "authentic" blues player. He is a very nice man.

I love that one. I already had that LP, and some other material of his, but it was when I saw him at the Brecon Jazz Fest in 2000 that what a nice guy he is came across to me.

MG

So you were there! I still have a videotape of television coverage of Junior at Brecon, backed by Steve Brown, who must be my favourite British drummer.

Were you there too?

MG

Unfortunately, no. But I recall watching several BBC TV programmes from the festival. IIRC I also have Brecon sessions on tape by Joe Lovano and Regina Carter.

[JohnS]

UK Island issue of Time lp.

[jazzbo]

Hyde Park, CHICAGO! (I knew it pretty well more nearing forty years ago!)

Well, I only picked Evanston, because that's where Beehive was located

MG

South side, near U of C and going west to Washington Park.

Yes, the part of Chicago I know best from my years at U of C.

Right now,

[JohnS]

[BillF]