What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[mjazzg]

David Murray - Ming's Samba [Portrait]

[Clunky]

39 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

David Murray - Ming's Samba [Portrait]

Another good one . I recall having difficulty tracking this down but found DIW imports from Japan quite easy to come by 

[mjazzg]

Enough Mr Murray. Now for an all time favourite, irrespective of genre

10 minutes ago, Clunky said:

Another good one . I recall having difficulty tracking this down but found DIW imports from Japan quite easy to come by 

I remember the DIWs being available at Mole but costly. I was surprised that 'Ming's Samba' was released in 1989. In my head it was later but I have no recollection of buying it. Just another in The Great Hoovering

[Clunky]

Joanne Brackeen----New True Illusion-----(Timeless) rec.1976 Netherlands

 

Picked this up last week for £3 and consider that well spent. Solid effort and not harmed by drummer being absent. I've so few Brackeens I wouldn't care to rate it, nor do i have clear idea of her unique selling points. A more muscular version of Chick Corea...probably not the greatest comparison but it's good and worth hearing.

 

[paul secor]

Carolina Slim: Blues Go Away from Me

[paul secor]

Pulled Sam Chatman's Advice (Rounder) off the shelves this afternoon. I found that I had placed a 3x5 card with the comment "Side 2 - Lovely!" inside the jacket. Played side 2 and it was indeed that.

 

[soulpope]

1 minute ago, paul secor said:

Pulled Sam Chatman's Advice (Rounder) off the shelves this afternoon. I found that I had placed a 3x5 card with the comment "Side 2 - Lovely!" inside the jacket. Played side 2 and it was indeed that.

 

Good one (both platter and the story ) ....

[paul secor]

Pee Wee Crayton: Blues After Dark (Charly)

[paul secor]

Lester Bowie: Fast Last!

[clifford_thornton]

David Wojnarowicz -- Cross Country -- (Reading Group, UK)

audio journal readings from 1989, stunning.

[soulpope]

11 hours ago, Clunky said:

Joanne Brackeen----New True Illusion-----(Timeless) rec.1976 Netherlands

 

Picked this up last week for £3 and consider that well spent. Solid effort and not harmed by drummer being absent. I've so few Brackeens I wouldn't care to rate it, nor do i have clear idea of her unique selling points. A more muscular version of Chick Corea...probably not the greatest comparison but it's good and worth hearing.

 

A hidden little beauty ....

[mjazzg]

Brotzmann, Mengelberg, Bennink - 3 Points And A Mountain [FMP]

Fuchs, Schneider, Huber - Momente [FMP]

two marvellous trios. The Fuchs sounding particularly impressive this morning

[paul secor]

Clifton Chenier: King of the Bayous

[mjazzg]

Parker, Edwards, Corsano - The Hurrah [Oto roku]

Fantastic!

[paul secor]

Walter Davis: The Bullet Sides . . . (Krazy Kat)

[soulpope]

3 hours ago, paul secor said:

Walter Davis: The Bullet Sides . . . (Krazy Kat)

Excellent ....

[kh1958]

Lester Young in Paris (Verve)

Charles Earland, Black Drops (Prestige)

[sidewinder]

[Clunky]

Sun Ra———-Of abstract dreams——-(Strut)

 

this has sat at home unopened and sealed for a month or more. I should not have delayed as it is superb. A quality small group radio session from Philly circa  1975.

[sidewinder]

[Clunky]

12 minutes ago, sidewinder said:

This is such a good date for Big John.  I've the CD , it was my first encounter with Patton.

 

Two things are odd. Firstly why did it stay unissued for such a long time and secondly why such a dull generic title? Perhaps Patton had a hand in the latter if not the former. 

[sidewinder]

I think this was one of those which were kept in the vault - the vinyl didn’t appear until the ‘Rare Groove’ series, to my knowledge.

Great music and John Zorn’s sleeve notes are full of insight.

Lexington 10” DG mono. Signed by Horace on one label !

Edited May 25, 2018 by sidewinder

[soulpope]

3 hours ago, sidewinder said:

Don Ellis classic ....

[sidewinder]

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