What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[bresna]

Buddy DeFranco - Mr. Lucky (Pablo)

[spinlps]

[clifford_thornton]

Good one.

[B. Clugston]

John Carter, Variations (Moers).

Java: Gamelans from the Sultan's Palace in Jogjakarta (Archiv Produktion)

[aparxa]

In honour of Bob's birthday,  LPs and lives with Woody Shaw!

Woody Shaw - Master of the Art

Woody Shaw - Night Music

 

Gary Bartz NTU Troop - Home!

 

[clifford_thornton]

The Roots of Madness - The Girl in the Chair - (Dogmouth, US orig)

[clifford_thornton]

Hal Stein/Warren Fitzgerald - s/t - (Progressive, Overseas JP reissue)

[Homefromtheforest]

Jackie McLean "right now" (blue note, NY USA mono). Have not played this in many years.."poor Eric" is such a beautiful track..and Clifford Jarvis!

[sidewinder]

Today's listening:

Howard Lucraft 'Showcase For Modern Jazz' (Decca DG mono)

Colin Bates Trio 'Brew' (UK Fontana, stereo)

Don Rendell Quintet 'Space Walk' (UK Columbia, Lansdowne Series)

John Cameron 'Off Centre' (Deram, mono)

Woody Shaw - Master of the Art

Woody Shaw - Night Music

 

That 'Master of the Art' is pretty representative as to how Woody's live groups sounded circa 1982/1983 (along with 'Lotus Flower').

[JohnS]

I'm wishing I found something more interesting to play to start off the day.

[kh1958]

Thelonious Monk, Brilliant Corners (Riverside), and Cannonball Adderley Quintet in San Francisco (Riverside).

Edited 6 Sep 2015 by kh1958

[mjazzg]

Joe McPhee - Graphics {Hat Hut]

[mjazzg]

Joshua Abrams - Magnetoception [Eremite]

[Shawn]

Iron Maiden - The Book of Souls (3LP, 2015)

[Homefromtheforest]

Miles Davis "kind of blue" (Columbia, stereo 6-eye). I recently sold my mono 6 eye and Canadian pressing 6-eye as I decided I did not need 8 different versions of this record.  I find the stereo edition to sound the best..a few clicks at the beginning of each side but quite clean afterwards. I also kept the 50th anniversary vinyl box edition, a 70s Japanese pressing, and the SACD which sounds incredible.

[aparxa]

Black and red tones:

booker little and friend

LEE KONITZ - MOTION

Louis Armstrong and the Good Book

 

 

 

 

[clifford_thornton]

David Crosby - If I Could Only Remember My Name - (Atlantic, US orig)

[bresna]

Miles Davis "kind of blue" (Columbia, stereo 6-eye). I recently sold my mono 6 eye and Canadian pressing 6-eye as I decided I did not need 8 different versions of this record.  I find the stereo edition to sound the best..a few clicks at the beginning of each side but quite clean afterwards. I also kept the 50th anniversary vinyl box edition, a 70s Japanese pressing, and the SACD which sounds incredible.

I had a 6 eye mono & a 6 eye stereo. I preferred the stereo by a lot. Then I picked up the Legacy 50th Anniversary Edition and I liked that even more. Lastly, I picked up the Newbury Comics limited edition blue pressing and that one has become my "go to" pressing. The funny thing is, the mono that is getting the big bucks these days is by far the worst-sounding LP version of this that I heard.

[clifford_thornton]

The Spinanes - Manos - (Sub Pop, US orig)

[Homefromtheforest]

David Crosby - If I Could Only Remember My Name - (Atlantic, US orig)

some great stuff on that record!

The Spinanes - Manos - (Sub Pop, US orig)

I still have their first few singles..seems like yesterday!

Miles Davis "kind of blue" (Columbia, stereo 6-eye). I recently sold my mono 6 eye and Canadian pressing 6-eye as I decided I did not need 8 different versions of this record.  I find the stereo edition to sound the best..a few clicks at the beginning of each side but quite clean afterwards. I also kept the 50th anniversary vinyl box edition, a 70s Japanese pressing, and the SACD which sounds incredible.

I had a 6 eye mono & a 6 eye stereo. I preferred the stereo by a lot. Then I picked up the Legacy 50th Anniversary Edition and I liked that even more. Lastly, I picked up the Newbury Comics limited edition blue pressing and that one has become my "go to" pressing. The funny thing is, the mono that is getting the big bucks these days is by far the worst-sounding LP version of this that I heard.

yeah I was not a fan of the mono copy I had.  

[clifford_thornton]

Yeah,  I didn't hold onto the singles - don't think they're as good as that first LP, to be honest. 

Side two of the Cros kicks ass.

Now:

Various Artists - The Other Side of Blue Note 1500 Series - (Toshiba/Blue Note, JP)

wrapping up LP 1 of this fine 3 LP compilation, probably rendered useless by all the nice augmented CDs we've got now, but it's still an excellent overview of 1950s Blue Note material, all of it left off of the original titles.

Edited 8 Sep 2015 by clifford_thornton

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]

I'm wishing I found something more interesting to play to start off the day.

In honour of Bob's birthday,  LPs and lives with Woody Shaw!

Woody Shaw - Master of the Art

Woody Shaw - Night Music

 

Gary Bartz NTU Troop - Home!

 

is this one of the only leftbank releases released back in the day, on vinyl?

 

[sidewinder]

Yeah,  I didn't hold onto the singles - don't think they're as good as that first LP, to be honest. 

Side two of the Cros kicks ass.

Now:

Various Artists - The Other Side of Blue Note 1500 Series - (Toshiba/Blue Note, JP)

wrapping up LP 1 of this fine 3 LP compilation, probably rendered useless by all the nice augmented CDs we've got now, but it's still an excellent overview of 1950s Blue Note material, all of it left off of the original titles.

That Toshiba 3LP box is nice. Time to dig out !

[clifford_thornton]

That duet between Thad and Burrell (an extra from 1513) is really gorgeous. I actually don't have the Detroit-New York Junction LP and should probably grab a copy at some point, come to think of it... (likely not an original, haha)

[chewy-chew-chew-bean-benitez]