What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[brownie]

Gene Shaw 'Carnival Sketches' (Argo, mono, sand-colored label)

[mjazzg]

Ballads - Paul Bley (ECM)

so pleased to have just tracked down a nice clean copy. What an album

[Royal Oak]

Wrong Face to Face!, you would not have to "slug your way through" The Baby Face Willette disc!

I agree entirely!

[jeffcrom]

After some Hank Mobley, one of those unpromising-looking 50s/60s Dave Tarras records - Jewish Melodies on Period. This one features an excellent little eight-piece klezmer band, with Tarras' son-in-law Sam Musiker on tenor sax (and probably arrangements).

[ajf67]

Howlin' Wolf: Moanin' in the Moonlight (Chess/P-Vine Japan)

What an awesome LP. One of the all-time great blues albums.

Gene Shaw 'Carnival Sketches' (Argo, mono, sand-colored label)

This is one of the reasons I love this thread. I haven't listened to this one in a long time, and now I'm reminded to get it out. I got it because a friend pointed this out at a garage sale a long time ago and said I should buy it ($2).

[brownie]

Sonny Stitt ' The Saxophones of Sonny Stitt' (Roost, mono)

[porcy62]

Horace Silver - Song For My Father - MusicMatter 45rpm reissue.

Whatever one thinks about the whole vinyl reissue's thing, this is by far the best sounding I have, definitely better then my NY stereo, 'ear' original pressing, that I payed more then 50 bucks some years ago.

BTW I'll keep both so don't ask...

[porcy62]

Art Blakey - At Birdland vol.3 - Toshiba, unrealesed track on the first two volumes.

[sidewinder]

Horace Silver - Song For My Father - MusicMatter 45rpm reissue.

Whatever one thinks about the whole vinyl reissue's thing, this is by far the best sounding I have, definitely better then my NY stereo, 'ear' original pressing, that I payed more then 50 bucks some years ago.

BTW I'll keep both so don't ask...

Mine's in the mail.

I'm looking forward to comparing with the NY USA mono.

[jostber]

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - Hometown Blues (BGO reissue)

[jeffcrom]

Tampa Red - Guitar Wizard (RCA Bluebird) A 1975 double LP, not the Columbia "Blues and Roots" CD.

[jazztrain]

If you like those, you might look for the two 2-CD sets on Tampa Red that Bluebird issued many years ago in a blues reissue series that they gave up on far too soon. I only wish that Tampa Red would have left the kazoo at home. There's a great Tommy McClennan 2-cd set in that series as well.

Tampa Red - Guitar Wizard (RCA Bluebird) A 1975 double LP, not the Columbia "Blues and Roots" CD.

[porcy62]

Horace Silver - Song For My Father - MusicMatter 45rpm reissue.

Whatever one thinks about the whole vinyl reissue's thing, this is by far the best sounding I have, definitely better then my NY stereo, 'ear' original pressing, that I payed more then 50 bucks some years ago.

BTW I'll keep both so don't ask...

Mine's in the mail.

I'm looking forward to comparing with the NY USA mono.

Let me know.

BTW as far I love originals, I hate to admit that a reissue can sound better.

Though I'll never admit that a cd could sound better then a vinyl, nor under torture, I can say my name, rank and catalog number, no more, according to the Geneva Convention.

[kh1958]

Yusef Lateef --Psychicemotus (impulse, orange and black)

[porcy62]

Johnny Cash - The original Sun Singles 1955/1958 - Sundazed double reissue.

[sidewinder]

Let me know.

BTW as far I love originals, I hate to admit that a reissue can sound better.

Though I'll never admit that a cd could sound better then a vinyl, nor under torture, I can say my name, rank and catalog number, no more, according to the Geneva Convention.

Will do !

Music Matters 45rpms are banned from my place at the moment though as I have injured a leg and can hardly walk. CDs rule !

Edited August 14, 2010 by sidewinder

[Teasing the Korean]

MJQ - More from the Last Concert - Atlantic

[Teasing the Korean]

Richard Groove Holmes - Jazz Milestones Series - Pacific Jazz (stereo)

The Kinks - 20 Golden Greats - Ronco/Pye (Mono/Stereo*)

[kh1958]

The Definitive Jazz Scene, Volume 3 (Impulse, orange and black)

[jostber]

Gabor Szabo - Spellbinder (Impulse!)

[jostber]

V.A. - Light: On The South Side (Numero - 2LP with full size book)

Edited August 15, 2010 by jostber

[Royal Oak]

Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Are You Experienced?"

This is the original mono album, which I recently inherited. I don't know if it's me or if this copy is shitty (it certainly looks pristine), but it sounds bad. All muffled and distinctly lo-fi in places.

[Teasing the Korean]

Luiz Henrique and Walter Wanderley - Popcorn - Verve (stereo)

[Teasing the Korean]

John Barry - Man with the Golden Gun - UA (beige and brown label)

Curious to check out this new Bond, Roger Moore. Wonder how he'll stack up to Sean Connery.

[porcy62]

Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Are You Experienced?"

This is the original mono album, which I recently inherited. I don't know if it's me or if this copy is shitty (it certainly looks pristine), but it sounds bad. All muffled and distinctly lo-fi in places.

Is it a Reprise or a Track label?

I got an original Track pressing, not even a NM I would say VG, and it doesn't sound bad at all, actually it sound gorgeous with all pops and clicks in the proper place.

Gabor Szabo - Spellbinder (Impulse!)

Edited August 15, 2010 by porcy62