What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[JohnS]

[JohnS]

Mentioned by chewy elsewhere

Sonny Rollins; East Broadway Run Down. HMV UK issue

[JohnS]

still with Rollins vinyl

Edited September 13, 2011 by JohnS

[sidewinder]

Elvin Jones 'Dear John C' (HMV, mono)

[Chalupa]

Michael Chapman - The Resurrection and Revenge of the Clayton Peacock (Ecstatic Peace)

Group Ongaku - Music of Group Ongaku (Seer Sound Archive)

Mountains - Air Museum (Thrill Jockey)

Sunlore - s/t (Tequila Sunrise)

tUnE - yArDs - Whokill (4AD)

Charlie Nothing - The Psychedelic Saxaphone of... (Nothing records)

Pearls and Brass - The Indian Tower (Drag City)

VA - Fanafody (Mississippi Records)

Serpent Throne - Ride Satan Ride (Modus Operandi)

Serpent Throne - The Battle of Old Crow (Modus Operandi)

VA - Street Musicians of Yogyakarta (Mississippi Records)

Mahmoud Ahmed - Jeguol Naw Betwa (Mississippi Records)

Sorry Bamba - Volume One 1970-1979 ((Thrill Jockey)

[brownie]

Earl Hines 'Hines Comes in Handy' (Audiophile)

[mjazzg]

[brownie]

Gigi Gryce/Art Farmer/Clifford Brown/James Cleveland 'The Many faces of Jazz', vol. 8 (Vogue/Mode Jazz)

[paul secor]

That's probably fairly rare. I have the Cecil on Praxis but not that one.

[jeffcrom]

Teddy Riley - Honky Tonk Town '79 (504). Great New Orleans jazz, digitized and stuffed into my iPod.

[Chuck Nessa]

Teddy Riley - Honky Tonk Town '79 (504). Great New Orleans jazz, digitized and stuffed into my iPod.

I thought you were a million miles away!

[jeffcrom]

Teddy Riley - Honky Tonk Town '79 (504). Great New Orleans jazz, digitized and stuffed into my iPod.

I thought you were a million miles away!

Pre-digitized and iPod-stuffed long before my trip. I probably cheated in posting it to the vinyl thread, but I still think of it as vinyl, even when I'm listening on my iPod.

[jeffcrom]

Teddy Riley - Honky Tonk Town '79 (504). Great New Orleans jazz, digitized and stuffed into my iPod.

I thought you were a million miles away!

Pre-digitized and iPod-stuffed long before my trip. I probably cheated in posting it to the vinyl thread, but I still think of it as vinyl, even when I'm listening on my iPod.

[JohnS]

That's probably fairly rare. I have the Cecil on Praxis but not that one.

I think it may have reappeared on a Leo cd Paul.

[brownie]

Chubby Jackson 'Live' (Mopaque)

a Boris Rose release of two 1949 broadcasts by the terrific Chubby Jackson big band!

[paul secor]

That's probably fairly rare. I have the Cecil on Praxis but not that one.

I think it may have reappeared on a Leo cd Paul.

Didn't know about the Leo reissue, but your vinyl copy is still probably rare.

[alankin]

That's probably fairly rare. I have the Cecil on Praxis but not that one.

I think it may have reappeared on a Leo cd Paul.

Didn't know about the Leo reissue, but your vinyl copy is still probably rare.

Reissued by Leo Records as "Live in Milano"

Recorded live in Milano, August 1980

Recording licensed from "Praxis". Original LP "Among the People"

The song titles on the original LP were incorrect:

Tutankhamun [Among The People]

Illinstrun [shango King]

A Jackson In Your House [Choosing A Cracker]

[paul secor]

The Jimmy McCracklin thread inspired me to put this one on the box:

Jimmy McCracklin and His Blues Blasters: Rockin' Man (Route 66)

[Kevin Bresnahan]

Spinning "Kind Of Blue" on blue vinyl from the Legacy box set. It's OK but not enough of an improvement over the CD to make it a "must have". The only reason I got it was because I paid $25 for it during one of Barnes & Noble's crazy 75% off sales back around Christmas.

[paul secor]

Garnet Clark, Teddy Weatherford, Garland Wilson: Piano & Swing 1935-1938 (Pathe Marconi)

[clifford_thornton]

Budgie - Never Turn Your Back on a Friend - (MCA UK orig)

[JohnS]

That's probably fairly rare. I have the Cecil on Praxis but not that one.

I think it may have reappeared on a Leo cd Paul.

Didn't know about the Leo reissue, but your vinyl copy is still probably rare.

Reissued by Leo Records as "Live in Milano"

Recorded live in Milano, August 1980

Recording licensed from "Praxis". Original LP "Among the People"

The song titles on the original LP were incorrect:

Tutankhamun [Among The People]

Illinstrun [shango King]

A Jackson In Your House [Choosing A Cracker]

Thanks for that Alan. Perhaps not the most essential AEOC record.

[brownie]

Cootie & Rex 'The Big Challenge' (Jazztone)

[paul secor]

Elmore James and his Broomdusters: The Original Meteor and Flair Sides (Ace)

Elmore looked like a banker or a schoolteacher, but no one sang and played with more passion than he did.

And the late Bob Jones was able to make the old Ace LPs that he mastered come alive like no one else could.

And don't know if the photo is large enough or clear enough, but those are Erroll Garner and Stan Kenton LP jackets on the wall behind Elmore and Homesick James. Who have thunk it?

[Chuck Nessa]

Cootie & Rex 'The Big Challenge' (Jazztone)

Still have mine too - and the Big Reunion.