What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[Homefromtheforest]

Love both those Pukwana Lps on Caroline!

[mjazzg]

Pilz/Niebergall/Schmitt - Celeste [Trion]

[mjazzg]

Theo Jorgensmann Quartett - Straightout! [Europhon]

[clifford_thornton]

still need to upgrade my copy of that Pilz.

[mjazzg]

still need to upgrade my copy of that Pilz.

Me too. Fine music but my LP's not been well cared for by a previous owner

[paul secor]

The Insect Trust: Hoboken Saturday Night (Atco)

[B. Clugston]

Dexter Gordon, Our Man in Paris (nice sounding King reissue).

[clifford_thornton]

Frank Wright - Eddie's Back in Town - (Krona, US)

with a dedication to the previous owner from the Reverend himself.

[sidewinder]

Emcee 5 'Let's Take Five' (UK Columbia mono EP)

Newcastle hard bop's finest hour ! (or 15 mins)

[kh1958]

Roland Kirk, I Talk With Spirits (Complete Limelight/Verve, Mosaic)

[clifford_thornton]

Emcee 5 'Let's Take Five' (UK Columbia mono EP)

Newcastle hard bop's finest hour ! (or 15 mins)

[sidewinder]

with a dedication to the previous owner from the Reverend himself.

Very nice - I always find that these signed LPs tend to have 'good karma'.

Edited August 29, 2014 by sidewinder

[clifford_thornton]

yeah, he's one of my absolute favorite saxophonists, so it's great to have him "in the house" so to speak!

[sidewinder]

[mjazzg]

Konstrukt/Marshall Allen - Live at Sant'Anna Arresi Jazz Festival [8mm Records]

[paul secor]

Complete Lionel Hampton 1937 - 1941 (RCA Bluebird) - LP 2

LP 3

[Homefromtheforest]

Jackie McLean "one step beyond" (blue note, NY USA mono with ear) a stone mint and dead silent record...amazing fidelity! I love this band so much...killer music.

[Homefromtheforest]

Steve Lacy "stalks" (Columbia, Japan) Perhaps my favorite Lacy album...at least in my top 5 for sure.

[Clunky]

Lennie Hambro Quintet--------The nature of things---------(Fontana UK)

Session mainly interesting for the excellent piano of Eddie Costa and guitarists Sal Salvador and Barry Galbraith. Well worth hearing. Hambro isn't the most fluent of players - sounds quite "jerky" on alto.

[John Tapscott]

[sidewinder]

UJ&RE 'United Live - Opus Sechs' (Mood)

Signed by Jon Hiseman, Barbara Thomson and Eberhard Weber

[A Lark Ascending]

UJ&RE 'United Live - Opus Sechs' (Mood)

Signed by Jon Hiseman, Barbara Thomson and Eberhard Weber

Nice record. Good band. Bought mine at a Barbara Thompson gig.

[sidewinder]

UJ&RE 'United Live - Opus Sechs' (Mood)

Signed by Jon Hiseman, Barbara Thomson and Eberhard Weber

Nice record. Good band. Bought mine at a Barbara Thompson gig.

Yes, have it on CD but couldn't resist a vinyl copy when I saw it today. This one also came with a really neat Contemporary Music network colour tour brochure. Not bad for six quid !

[paul secor]

Jackie McLean "one step beyond" (blue note, NY USA mono with ear) a stone mint and dead silent record...amazing fidelity! I love this band so much...killer music.

Too bad (at least imo) that Jackie McLean went back to more conventional hard bop. Perhaps he felt that was the better way to make a living, or perhaps he had other reasons.

[Homefromtheforest]

Jackie McLean "one step beyond" (blue note, NY USA mono with ear) a stone mint and dead silent record...amazing fidelity! I love this band so much...killer music.

Too bad (at least imo) that Jackie McLean went back to more conventional hard bop. Perhaps he felt that was the better way to make a living, or perhaps he had other reasons.

I'm inclined to agree; to me this band was his artistic pinnacle even though I still enjoy "right now", "it's time" and many of his other mid to late 60s Blue Notes. They're just not as adventurous as this group that made this album and "destination out"(albeit different rhythm section).