What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Fela Kuti - Authority stealing - Kalakuta (includes Fela's publication 'YAP news' Extra ordinary issue, July 1980)

MG

[Clunky]

Don Elliott- A Musical Offering (HMV) mint UK pressing of this hardly revolutionary session arranged by Quincy Jones. Pleasant Sunday morning chamber jazz with a west coast vibe. Quite nice but not worth big money.

[brownie]

Jackie and Roy (Storyville/Trio)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Pucho & the Latin Soul Brothers - Yaina - Right On (Cubop) with bonus disc

Cover by Ronnie Braithwaite, founder of Grandassa Models.

MG

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Rev Charles Nicks & the St James Choir of Detroit - Come unto Jesus - Sound of Gospel

MG

[jazzbo]

Just love Wild Bill.

[jazzbo]

Several times. . . .

followed by

[kh1958]

Lee Morgan, Cornbread (Blue Note mono, NY USA/Liberty cover)

Metronome All Stars (Columbia House Party ten inch)

[Clunky]

Ben Webster - For the Guvnor (EMI Columbia) - good session although the piano sounds a little odd

[BillF]

Jackie and Roy (Storyville/Trio)

Love Jackie and Roy

[jeffcrom]

Stan Getz - Focus (Verve minty mono)

[jeffcrom]

Duke Ellington - All Star Road Band Volume 2 (Doctor Jazz)... which was reissued on CD (minus one track) as All Star Road Band, while the original All Star Road Band double LP was reissued as All Star Road Band Volume 2. Go figure.

[clifford_thornton]

Ben Webster - For the Guvnor (EMI Columbia) - good session although the piano sounds a little odd

I like that one. Mine's the Dutch Imperial pressing. The notes are real nice.

[jeffcrom]

Defunkt - Razor's Edge/Stranglin' Me With Your Love (Revisited) (Hannibal). This 12" single represents Joseph Bowie's funk band at its absolute peak. Brother Lester B. is on hand to provide weird/tasty licks. The following full-length album, Thermonuclear Sweat, is nearly as good. But "Razor's Edge" is the peak. The groove is deep, the lyrics are hardcore, the twin guitars are just nasty, and the horn section sounds like Fela's. After spinning both sides, I'm going to play "Razor's Edge" again before bed.

[sidewinder]

Pete LaRoca 'Turkish Women at the Bath' (Douglas reissue)

Sounds like it was recorded in the toilets and with a totally out of tune piano but for all that - brilliant !

Edited November 26, 2012 by sidewinder

[BillF]

Pete LaRoca 'Turkish Women at the Bath' (Douglas reissue)

Sounds like it was recorded in the toilets

Recorded in a Turkish bath?

[brownie]

Chet Baker 'Broken Wing' (SonoPresse)

[sidewinder]

Pete LaRoca 'Turkish Women at the Bath' (Douglas reissue)

Sounds like it was recorded in the toilets

Recorded in a Turkish bath?

Indeed - the sound is very murky, sort of muffled by the primeval steamy pea-soup.

Edited November 26, 2012 by sidewinder

[robertoart]

Pete LaRoca 'Turkish Women at the Bath' (Douglas reissue)

Sounds like it was recorded in the toilets

Recorded in a Turkish bath?

Indeed - the sound is very murky, sort of muffled by the primeval steamy pea-soup.

That's a pity, because Ingres was the most 'audiophile' of painters.

[jazzbo]

[jazzbo]

Helping the coffee to get me going.

[jazzbo]

[Clunky]

Narada Burton Greene- Live at Kerrytown House ( No Business) better than excellent solo piano set , 2LP and the music never tires. Bebopish and free - highly recommended despite the cost.

[robertoart]

Narada Burton Greene- Live at Kerrytown House ( No Business) better than excellent solo piano set , 2LP and the music never tires. Bebopish and free - highly recommended despite the cost.

Is he related to Narada Michael Walden.

[clifford_thornton]

Nope. The "Narada" was bestowed upon him by Swami Satchidananda.

Glad you dig the LP - was honored to write the text for that one.