What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[mjazzg]

[mjazzg]

[Clunky]

 

Derek Bailey, George Lewis, John Zorn--------Yankees--------(Celluloid) France

[mjazzg]

1 hour ago, Clunky said:

 

Derek Bailey, George Lewis, John Zorn--------Yankees--------(Celluloid) France

I have that somewhere, buried in a cupboard. I should dig it out, thanks for the reminder

[soulpope]

3 hours ago, mjazzg said:

Excellent ....

[Clunky]

David Murray——-Let the music take you——-(Marge)

 

interesting date from 1978 with Butch Morris on cornet , Dyani bass and George Brown on drums. Classic Ornette quartet feel to things 

[paul secor]

John Patton: Soul Connection (Nilva)

[jeffcrom]

Sonny Red - Images (Jazzland mono)

Edited April 5, 2018 by jeffcrom

[Clunky]

The Jazz School------(Wing) 

 

Three sessions are presented here, one led by Paul Gonsalves with Clark Terry, one by Joe Gordon and one by Art Mardigan. The latter is the most interesting as the group features Don Joseph on the cornet, Milt Gold (also interesting), Al Cohn make up the other horns. Don Joseph's contributions are worth the price of admission alone. The whole album is great, which leads me to wonder what other great albums from this period featured various artists and have subsequently got rather lost as there's no clear leader.

[mjazzg]

[Niko]

Jack Dieval Quartet - 30 Years of Jazz

as seen on the cover, this quartet is actually a quintet with trumpeters Roger Guerin and Benny Bailey...

[mjazzg]

[paul secor]

Gonna Head for Home (Flyright)

[jeffcrom]

7 hours ago, mjazzg said:

An unsung masterpiece.

Now playing:

Max Roach/Anthony Braxton: One in Two - Two in One (Hat Hut)

[mjazzg]

5 hours ago, jeffcrom said:

An unsung masterpiece.

 

and only in my collection because you sang about it some time ago. Thanks

Edited April 6, 2018 by mjazzg

[Misterioso]

[jeffcrom]

Cecil Taylor Quartet in Europe (Jazz Connoisseur). I find the performance on this bootleg more engaging than the three-record Great Concert album by the same Taylor/Lyons/Rivers/Cyrille quartet.

Edited April 7, 2018 by jeffcrom

[Misterioso]

Just finished

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[paul secor]

Listened to some blues/r&b 45s this afternoon:

Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm (w. Tommy Hodge on vocals: Down & Out/(I Know) You Don't Love Me

Frankie Lee Sims: My Talk Didn't Do Any Good
Smokey Smothers: I Can't Judge Nobody
Smokey Smothers: Honey, I Ain't Teasin'

Fention (sic) Robinson: You've Got To Pass This Way Again
Cousin Leroy: I'm lonesome
Tender Slim: I'm Checkin' Up (Jimmy Spruill on Guitar)

Piano Red: Jump Man Jump

[kh1958]

Miles Davis, Kind of Blue (Columbia, 2 eyes pressing)

[soulpope]

On 7.4.2018 at 3:24 AM, Misterioso said:

Just finished

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These Eric Dolphy dates warrant recurring listenings .... 

[Clunky]

Sonny Rollins ———Saxophone Colossus———(Esquire)

 

the magic of this session never wears off.

[sidewinder]

Danish Debut

[mjazzg]

Great minds!

Dutch Fontana

[Teasing the Korean]

Mel Torme - Comin' Home Baby - Columbia (stereo)

Mel Tormie - A Time for Us - Capitol badass green and purple label

Piero Piccioni - The Tenth Victim OST - Mainstream (reprocessed stereo)

Oscar Brown Jr.  - Brother Where Are You? - Atlantic

Martin Denny - Exotic Percussion - Liberty (stereo)

Nat King Cole and George Shearing - Capitol (rainbow, mono)

Sinatra/Hefti - Swingin' Brass - Reprise ( mono)

The Best of Gabor Szabo - impulse! (stereo)