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BURTON GREENE Valencia Chocolate (Featuring Paul Stocker)
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Black Arthur Blythe – Bush Baby
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Black Arthur Blythe – Bush Baby
Not today but yesterday evening, who cares
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Roscoe Mitchell - Old Quartet
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Branford Marsalis Quartet - Four MF's Playin' Tunes
My today`s arrival.
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Sounds By Socolow by Frank Socolow
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Buy this kind of carbon brush.
Bristle gently against a grounded amp or something like that.
Then again bristle your static record.You remove now the static load.
That`s all.
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An October release.
Also on vinyl ? Please!
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Bobby Watson - Appointment In Milano
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LOUIS HAYES GROUP - Variety is the Spice
How is that album? I saw a copy at a local store recently and wondered if I should pick it up.
BUY IT!!!!!!!
Some of Frank Strozier's greatest playing is on this album, especially "Stardust," which he delivers with incredible soul and sophistication (the arrangment, which is probably either by Harold Mabern or Frank, includes Coltrane-derived "Countdown" subsitutions and other harmonic felicities. "Invitation" burns too. Actually, all of the album is really strong. The rhythm section is splashy in a '70s McCoy Tynerish kind of way. I even like the Leon Thomas vocals too ("Little Sunflower" and "Nisha").
Samples on youtube. Search "Louis Hayes" and "Stardust" and that will lead to the rest of the album too.
I agree on your opinion.
Ordered this album for the presence of Frank Strozier.
It`s one of my today`s arrivals.
So, go for it!
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LOUIS HAYES GROUP - Variety is the Spice
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Ray Anderson - Old Bottles, New Wine
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Blue Moon still has their reissues available - I think I should check his records out, after all these recommendations.
The Soft Sell, in particular, looks interesting, with Jimmy Rowles and all.
Mikeweil check the WWW for this beautiful album:
+ a Phil Woods in great shape!
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I had the good fortune recently to have picked up this release from a fellow board member. ......................................................................................... An underrated date, IMO. A little gem. What say others? Any love for this recording? If you haven't played it in quite some time, dig it out and post your impressions later.
It`s my favourite Shelly Manne album, have it in mono & stereo. ( this album has a wider frequenty, as normal )
B.T.W. I like all the Contemporary albums I have a lot.
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hi i have gold label prestige issue, non-vangelder stapmed.
my Q: is this an earlier jack mcduff issue switched to be under the drummers name, or is this a seperate, unique drummer-led soul jazz organ album.
also i do not know much about the gold label issues, that was a very short-lived thing, right?
Chewy check this at 5: http://http://londonjazzcollector.wordpress.com/record-labels-guide/4-prestige/
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Don Bagley - "Jazz on the rocks"
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Don Bagley - "Jazz horizons: The soft sell" ( late night music )
Played this album earlier today.
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Bobby Watson Round Trip
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Karl Drevo Meets Francy Boland - Clap Hands Here Comes Charlie
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David Murray Octet - New Life
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Since a few months I started to collect these Felsteds on vinyl (mono).
Many thankx for your opinion M-G !
And as said before it`s also a matter of peronal taste.
The standing now is four out of nine, but I`m sure to find them all. ( by life & well-being )
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A seven Lp (live rec.) Box, really superb music and fidelity.
p.s. I`ve a soft spot for alto players and Art Pepper in peculiar.
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Air - Air Time (Nessa). Notes by our own John L. I know that Chuck takes great pains in his digital remastering, but this is a really fine-sounding LP - well-mastered and pressed.
I found this album a few weeks ago. Great music and fidelity.
What vinyl are you spinning right now??
in The Vinyl Frontier
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