What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[sidewinder]

Cedar Walton 'Eastern Rebellion' (Muse)

[Kevin Bresnahan]

Coleman Hawkins - The Genius Of Coleman Hawkins (Verve)

[Cactus Bob]

Bobby Hutcherson ~ Happenings

Blue Note

[clifford_thornton]

Misja Mengelberg Kwartet - As Featured at the Newport Jazz Festival 1966 - (Artone)

[JohnS]

Next up

Japanese Wave Jazz Classic

[brownie]

Jimmy Rowles 'Red 'n Me' (AllLife)

[John Tapscott]

[JohnS]

Mono

Japanese Victor

[paul secor]

The Early Days of Bluegrass Volume 3 (Rounder)

[paul secor]

Pascal Diatta & Sona Mané: Simnade (Rogue)

[Cactus Bob]

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee ~ Blues is My Companion

Verve V-3008 Mono

Recorded in 1961

[paul secor]

Rolling Stones: Exile on Main Street (Rolling Stones/Atlantic)

One of the two Stones albums I've kept in my collection

[Cactus Bob]

Muddy Waters ~ I'm Ready

Blue Sky

[jeffcrom]

Horace Silver - Serenade to a Soul Sister (BN Liberty)

[jeffcrom]

Jimi Hendrix - Somewhere/Power of Soul (Legacy/Experience Hendrix). Side A is a mono mix of the song from People, Hell & Angels; side B is a previously unreleased version (with lots of overdubbed guitars) by Band of Gypsys.

[jeffcrom]

The First Great Rock Festivals of the Seventies: Isle of Wight/Atlanta Pop Festival (Columbia). Spinning the third of this three-record set, featuring Jimi Hendrix and Miles Davis at the 1970 Isle of Wight fest. All the Hendrix material from the Isle of Wight has now been released, but it's interesting to hear the three tunes that were chosen to be released first, six months or so after the event. Miles' complete set has also been released in audio and video form in recent years, but the edited 17-minute "Call it Anythin'" is what I grew up with (on 8-track tape!), and I wanted to hear it in that version tonight.

[brownie]

Roy Eldridge 'What It's All About' (Pablo France)

[JohnS]

Earlier, now

Johnny Coles; The Warm Sound. Epic France (no image)

[MartyJazz]

[JohnS]

One of my favourite Murray albums.

[JohnS]

OJC red vinyl

[kh1958]

Stan Getz, Cool Sounds (Verve Trumpet label)

[paul secor]

The Raw Harmonica Blues of Charlie Sayles (Dusty Road)

This was his first record from 1976. Hadn't heard anything about him for years. Did a Google search and he's still playing and performing.

[clifford_thornton]

Shoji Aketagawa - Erotical Piano Solo and Grotesque Trio - (Aketa's Disk/Offbeat)

Despite the title, the solo sounds like a freer Dollar Brand and is pretty excellent.

Edit: second side gets into some heavy '70s Mal-isms. Recommended.

Edited April 6, 2013 by clifford_thornton

[paul secor]

Atlanta Blues 1933 (JEMF)