What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[jazzbo]

My new Decware ZP3 phono preamp arrived and I'm thrilled at the great sound even out of the box. . . .

Played

Followed now by

[ghost of miles]

[BillF]

A great twofer, David. Bud at his very best!

[jazzbo]

[mjazzg]

with Arthur Jones - a very big bonus

Original or was this reissued?

with Arthur Jones - a very big bonus

Original or was this reissued?

Mine's the original but I believe it got a Get Back reissue

[jazzbo]

[John Tapscott]

with Ray Drummond and Roy Haynes - fine record

[John Tapscott]

[paul secor]

Little Sonny: New Orleans Rhythm & Blues (CSA)

[paul secor]

The Flamingos Meet The Moonglows on the Dusty Road of Hits (VeeJay/Line)

Edited November 17, 2012 by paul secor

[jazzbo]

[clifford_thornton]

Frank Rosaly - Centering & Displacement - (Utech)

[brownie]

Bud Freeman Something Tender (UA, mono)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Tom's Richard Bock thread reminded me, ciruitously, of this one, so...

Billy Butterfield with the Benny Simkins ' Band - Watch what happens - Flyright

Pete (p), Geoff (as), Benny (ts)

Nice mainstream stuff. I didn't know it had been issued on Jazzology. That must be why it's orange; my sleeve is redder than the US would accept

MG

[jazzbo]

[jazzbo]

[John Tapscott]

[kh1958]

Shirley Scott Plays Horace Silver (Prestige, blue label), and

Duke Ellington, Far East Suite (RCA black dog)

[jazzbo]

Been a good morning with my new preamp.

followed by

(Experience Hendrix pressing)

followed by

[paul secor]

To my ears, Lou sounds like a hard bop Benny Carter on this record.

[Kevin Bresnahan]

Roland Hanna - The New York Jazz Quartet In Chicago (Bee Hive)

I like the Bee Hive record label. It's too bad that the label's owner never licensed any of them out for CD reissue (except for the Johnny Hartman date). I really can't figure out what he is waiting for to reissue them.

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

A call from Mr Cuscuna?

MG

[jeffcrom]

Al Grey - Snap Your Fingers (Argo stereo)

[jazzbo]

[Chuck Nessa]

Roland Hanna - The New York Jazz Quartet In Chicago (Bee Hive)

I like the Bee Hive record label. It's too bad that the label's owner never licensed any of them out for CD reissue (except for the Johnny Hartman date). I really can't figure out what he is waiting for to reissue them.

I was at that session.