What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[sidewinder]

Barbara Thompson 'Live' (MCA 2LP)

[BillF]

'Mel Lewis & Friends' (A&M Horizon)

Just re-assembled and switched on my hi-fi so a good one to kick off with. Improved sound !

Lovely album!

[jeffcrom]

Hank Crawford - The Soul Clinic (Atlantic mono)

[clifford_thornton]

Mudhoney - Superfuzz Bigmuff - (Sub Pop)

[ghost of miles]

[Chuck Nessa]

Looks like a long night.

[johnlitweiler]

"Whammin & Slammin" by Cozy Eggleston, a post-Jug Chicago alto and tenor saxist. It's the only Eggleston LP I know of, though he was playing in the 1950s. His death was announced on the radio today.

[Chuck Nessa]

"Whammin & Slammin" by Cozy Eggleston, a post-Jug Chicago alto and tenor saxist. It's the only Eggleston LP I know of, though he was playing in the 1950s. His death was announced on the radio today.

did not know. thanks.

[jazzbo]

Sounding amazing. Wonder who did the transfers on these Commodore sets for Atlantic. I have two sets, and there are no credits.

[JSngry]

"Whammin & Slammin" by Cozy Eggleston, a post-Jug Chicago alto and tenor saxist. It's the only Eggleston LP I know of, though he was playing in the 1950s. His death was announced on the radio today.

Is this another one?

[sidewinder]

Looks like a long night.

Haven't listened to this one for years but it's a gem..

Edited December 9, 2012 by sidewinder

[brownie]

Charlie Parker 'One Night in Birdland' (CBS Europe)

[BillF]

Charlie Parker 'One Night in Birdland' (CBS Europe)

Lovely stuff!

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Charlie Brown - Why is everybody always pickin' on me - Contact

I think this is the only album Brown ever made as a leader. Lovely stuff!

MG

[JohnS]

Charlie Parker 'One Night in Birdland' (CBS Europe)

Lovely stuff!

I must find time to dig these albums out.

[jazzbo]

[sidewinder]

Bobby Hutcherson 'Linger Lane' (BN blue label)

[jeffcrom]

Dave Brubeck Quartet featuring Bill Smith - The Riddle (Columbia 6-eye stereo)

[kh1958]

Lester Young--The President (Norgran). A very well loved copy that I hesitated to buy, but the wonderful sound mostly overshadows the surface noise.

Ornette Coleman--The Empty Foxhole (Blue Note, NY USA label, Liberty cover)

[sidewinder]

Lew Tabakin 'Rites of Pan' (Japanese Disco-Mate)

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Houston Person - The big horn - Muse

MG

[johnlitweiler]

"Whammin & Slammin" by Cozy Eggleston, a post-Jug Chicago alto and tenor saxist. It's the only Eggleston LP I know of, though he was playing in the 1950s. His death was announced on the radio today.

Is this another one?

Yes! Thanks, Jim - I want to hear it.

[Clunky]

Various - 1. Jazztage der DDR Weimar 1985 ( Amiga)- mixed material some free pieces followed on one side by Joe Z's Birdland and an Ellington number on the other. The freer tracks are pretty good.

[Dan Gould]

Little Milton, Raise a Little Sand (Red Lightnin)

Its a seventies issue of his Sun and Bobbin recordings ... I already had the Sun stuff but had no idea he'd recorded for Bobbin' before moving on to Chess. And this stuff is freakin' awesome. Leaves me wondering whether is all of his Bobbin recordings or if there are any more out there.

[clifford_thornton]

Ut - In Gut's House - (Blast First)