What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[jeffcrom]

Red Garland - Red Alone (Moodsville mono)

[vinyltim]

BLP 4029 -- early mono pressing -- also included a needledrop from the Music Matters 45rpm reissue....

http://www.timenjoysrecords.com/records/art-blakey-the-jazz-messengers-the-big-beat

[Clunky]

Arthur Blythe In the tradition CBS- one of a great series of sessions from Blythe on Columbia

[brownie]

Bobby Hutcherson feat. Harold Land 'San Francisco' (BN stereo, UA labels)

[sidewinder]

'John LaPorta Quintet' (Debut limited facsimile reissue, mono)

[kh1958]

Gabor Szabo--Gypsy '66 (Impulse, orange and black)

[paul secor]

George Coleman/Tete Montoliu Duo: "Meditation" (Timeless)

[Leeway]

these two bought this morning :tup

I have the NO FEAR album; posted it on this thread some time ago. Just a terrific album. Haven't been lucky enough to have picked up APPLICATION yet. Trevor Watts with John Stevens is a potent combination. I talked to Watts last year and he is still quite devoted to the memory of Stevens,

[Clunky]

Woody Shaw - Setting Standards- Muse- Woody looking mean/sad but plays well. The rest of the cover shoot photos must have been dire.

Edited February 6, 2012 by Clunky

[brownie]

Sonny Rollins 'The Standard' (RCA Victor, mono)

[colinmce]

Don Pullen-George Adams Quartet - Song Everlasting (Blue Note)

[AllenLowe]

hey Jeff - those VJMs are incredible. And the sound on some of those is master quality (apparently they were able to get British Columbia or EMI or whatever it was to give them pristine test pressings of stuff. The Johnny Dunn, among others, is frighteningly clean. I've been buying these up from Ebay).

Edited February 6, 2012 by AllenLowe

[Clunky]

Tom Harrell- Moon Alley Criss Cross, decent debut recorded by RVG

[paul secor]

Ladysmith Black Mambazo: Umthombo Wamanzi (Shanachie)

[Clunky]

Archie Shepp- Steam (Enja), great trio record

[Leeway]

Walt Dickerson on New Jazz:

And Bobby Timmons on Prestige 7483, blue label, 203 So. Washington:

[paul secor]

Mister Charlie's Blues 1926-1936 (Yazoo)

[Leeway]

I forgot this was a Nessa LP! Lucky Thompson, Tete Montoliu, Eric Peter, Peer Wyboris (don't know the last two). Nessa n-13:

[Chuck Nessa]

nice date.

[paul secor]

Dick Gaughan: Kist o' Gold (Trailer)

[jeffcrom]

Brad Gowans and his New York Nine (RCA Victor). A nice 1954 gatefold 10" LP issue of a little-known, but wonderful 1946 session. Valve trombonist Gowans arranged a bunch of dixieland standards and a couple of originals in a modern (for the time) style. The band includes Billy Butterfield and Dave Tough. This is a good one.

[vinyltim]

And Bobby Timmons on Prestige 7483, blue label, 203 So. Washington:

Love Bobby Timmons--don't know that one though (yet)

not jazz, but on the TT tonight the criminally underrated Bobby Womack

http://www.timenjoysrecords.com/records/bobby-womack-understanding

[brownie]

Turk Mauro 'The Underdog' (JazzCraft)

[colinmce]

Bud Shank & Bob Cooper - Blowin' Country (World Pacific)

[Kevin Bresnahan]

Now playing with tubes... I just picked up a Quicksilver GLA EL34 tube amp.

Teddy Edwards - The Inimitable Teddy Edwards (Xanadu)

Once you get past the wonky piano & bass sound, this is a pretty nice date. Great solo intro to "Stella By Starlight" by Teddy - worth the price of admission alone.

Up next: Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - A Night In Tunisia (Blue Note)

A blue label Van Gelder pressing. Looking forward to it.

Kevin