What music did you buy today?

[BruceH]

Sibelius - The Complete Symphonies (Boston Symphony Con. by Sir Colin Davis) Two Philips Duos.

[BillF]

Coltrane's Sound (Atlantic)

How did I take so long to get to hear this one?

[BruceH]

The Exciters---Tell Him (Collectables)

A rather unfairly overlooked girl group. The lead singer, Brenda Reid, has a huge voice and sings her ass off. Also, their version of "Do-Wah-Diddy" (which predates the Manfred Mann) is fantastic.

[AndrewHill]

Coltrane's Sound (Atlantic)

How did I take so long to get to hear this one?

My favorite Atlantic Trane!

[jlhoots]

Braxton Mosaic

[Niko]

Coltrane's Sound (Atlantic)

How did I take so long to get to hear this one?

My favorite Atlantic Trane!

same here - wonder why this so relatively little known...

[BillF]

Barney Kessel, To Swing or Not To Swing (OJC/Contemporary)

[paul secor]

Roscoe Mitchell & The Transatlantic Art Ensemble: Composition/Improvisation Nos. 1, 2 & 3

Jesse Winchester: Love Filling Station

[save0904]

Masada Live in Middelheim

[paul secor]

The Gene Ammons Story - The 78 Era

Billy Bean/Hal Gaylor/Walter Norris: The Trio

The Red Rodney Quintets

[Erik Weidinger]

Clark Terry & Paul Gonsalves Quintet Complete Recordings on a double CD. It contains four records:

Cookin'

Diminuendo, Crescendo and Blues

Clark Terry and His Orchestra featuring Paul Gonsalves

Clark Terry - Paul Gonsalves Sextet: The Jazz School

[jlhoots]

Grant Stewart: Young At Heart (50% of at Borders, they had 1 copy)

[Son-of-a-Weizen]

Had a pretty good haul today.....$62 for the lot. The 3 Shank discs don't look like they were ever played.....same with the TOCJs. The Haig is a Venus pressing.

[Stefan Wood]

Pretty darn good 70s Polish jazz, like early Weather Report:

[paul secor]

Robin Williamson: Four Gruagach Tales

Grant Green: Green Street

[BillF]

Gene Ammons, The Happy Blues (OJC/Prestige)

[paul secor]

J.R. Monterose (RVG)

Clifford Jordan/John Gilmore: Blowing In from Chicago (RVG)

Both of the above picked up for the extra track on each.

Von Freeman: The Great Divide

[T.D.]

Bought in the last week, haven't arrived yet:

Barry Harris, Breakin' it Up

Hod O'Brien, Live at Blues Alley, Third Set

Kenny Dorham, Matador/Inta Somethin'

And after reading the Newbury thread,

Hampton Hawes, I'm All Smiles

Edited May 3, 2009 by T.D.

[EKE BBB]

[EKE BBB]

And also

Tiger Rag and All That Jazz - Condon, Eddie (Pacific/Mighty Quinn)

Like Pres - Quinichette, Paul (United Artists/Mighty Quinn)

And His World Famous Jazz Band 1943 -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (World Transcription/Jazzology)

Lady of the evening -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (Fat Cat/Jazzology)

And His Jazzologists -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (Jazzology)

'S Wonderful -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (Jazzology)

Showcase -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (Circle/Jazzology)

[save0904]

Masada Live At Tonic 2001

[Swinger]

Masada Live At Tonic 2001

This is one my favorites among Masada recordings . Really nice!

[paul secor]

Mosaic Select - Boogie Woogie and Blues Piano

Bud Freeman: Chicago/Austin High School Jazz in Hi-Fi

[EKE BBB]

From CDBaby:

DAVE TUCKER: Meadow Lark

EVAN PALAZZO: Finding His Stride

MIKE LIPSKIN: Spreading Rhythm Around

MIKE LIPSKIN & DINAH LEE: A Sweet Beginning

NEVILLE DICKIE: Stridin The Blues Away

PAUL ASARO: Parlor Piano Solos

STEPHANIE TRICK: Hear That Rhythm!

[king ubu]

found used yesterday: Naked City - Grand Guignol:

also recently:

ordered some Tyner OJCs

and already received:

- Michael Blake's tribute disc to Lucky Thompson (Stunt, 2007)

- the Zawinul live set from his own club in Vienna (double disc)

- Billy Cobham "Spectrum"

- New Orleans Rhythm King (the NORK dork 2CD set)