What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[soulpope]

7 hours ago, optatio said:

 

This LP, signed by Marion Brown, is from the Ed Dipple estate.

Very good ....

[Gheorghe]

On 12/11/2023 at 4:50 PM, Brad said:

I have a few Grant Green albums, do not exactly remember which one, but "live" would be interesting, as all of the very few live albums that BN made. I think I have a Kenny Burrell live on which is Art Blakey.....

Though I don´t know what is or was club mozambic. if Grant Green played there it must have been some gas to go there. 

But strange enough for BN records, with the exception of Idris Muhammad I don´t know any of the sidemen....

[jazzcorner]

 Trio Records [ Storyville series Japan] PA-6002 (m) - Lee Konitz n" Jazz At Storyville" - rec. 1954

 

[corto maltese]

On 12/11/2023 at 10:11 PM, Clunky said:

A friend returned from a trip to Tokyo with a couple of things for me. One was this..

 

Yosuke Yamashita------Montreux Afterglow----(Frasco) 1976 date

Great record. 

Do you also have the "Up-To-Date" double album, recorded one year earlier by the trio with the original drummer Takeo Moriyama? That's an incredible concert performance, like the Cecil Taylor Unit in full flight, and, as a bonus, an "audiophile" recording.

[HutchFan]

14 minutes ago, corto maltese said:

Do you also have the "Up-To-Date" double album, recorded one year earlier by the trio with the original drummer Takeo Moriyama? That's an incredible concert performance, like the Cecil Taylor Unit in full flight, and, as a bonus, an "audiophile" recording.

Yes!  That trio with Yamashita, Sakata, and Moriyama is INSANE.  Koyama is no slouch, but Moriyama's drumming takes the music to an entirely different level.  

I'd also recommend Clay (Enja, rec. '74) and Chiasma (MPS, rec. '75), two live Yamashita Trio recordings with Moriyama.

 

20 hours ago, optatio said:

Such a lovely record.

 

[BillF]

2 hours ago, jazzcorner said:

 Trio Records [ Storyville series Japan] PA-6002 (m) - Lee Konitz n" Jazz At Storyville" - rec. 1954

 

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[mjazzg]

Nobuo Hara And Sharps & Flats - Double Exposure [Liberty, 1970 Japan]

[optatio]

1 hour ago, HutchFan said:

Such a lovely record.

A tribute to Georgia from a native ...

[adh1907]

23 hours ago, sidewinder said:

Aha - got you. I remember those Mole paper auctions but never took part.

Funnily enough, my very first second hand LP, a Miles twofer, was purchased from Ed at his home address from a typed list, possibly his first and before the Mole shop. No longer have the LPs but still have the list !

Wow, that must have been early 70s?

[sidewinder]

7 minutes ago, adh1907 said:

Wow, that must have been early 70s?

About 1976/77. If I remember correctly, he was advertising his second hand jazz LP list at the back of 'Jazz Journal'. Sent in SAE to get the list.

That list has stuff like Tubbs 'Mexican Green' on Fontana for about £2 !

Edited December 13, 2023 by sidewinder

[HutchFan]

48 minutes ago, optatio said:

A tribute to Georgia from a native ...

Yes.     Also, it's my home state, although I live too far north for cotton.  In the southern part of Georgia -- down on the Coastal Plain, you can see cotton growing everywhere.  

 

 

Edited December 13, 2023 by HutchFan

[adh1907]

‘I play trombone’, Frank Rosolino. CBS Sony Japan Mono. Hollywood 1956.  I am struck by Sonny Clark’s work on this. He has a lot of space.  His long joyful solo on  ‘My delux’ is a stand out. His style seems fully formed at this point.

Anthony

London

[jazzcorner]

[mjazzg]

Henri Texier - An Indian's Life [Label Bleu, France 2023]

[Rabshakeh]

14 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

Henri Texier - An Indian's Life [Label Bleu, France 2023]

Nice one

 

3 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

Nice one

 

Oh wait. It isn't An Indian's Week! It's a new one. Is it a nice one?

[Niko]

Indian's Week certainly is a nice one!

[mjazzg]

11 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

Nice one

 

Oh wait. It isn't An Indian's Week! It's a new one. Is it a nice one?

It is.

Pretty typical Texier, those rolling bass themes, some nice added wordless vocals which I'm not sure he's used before.  One vocal standard and a lovely tribute to Carla Bley and Steve Swallow

7 minutes ago, Niko said:

Indian's Week certainly is a nice one!

It certainly is

[Niko]

there's loads of wordless vocals on his very early albums Amir and Varech, maybe others...

 

[mjazzg]

13 minutes ago, Niko said:

there's loads of wordless vocals on his very early albums Amir and Varech, maybe others...

 

I know them. This is a female vocalist, sorry wasn't thinking about his solo albums.

[mjazzg]

Vilhelm Bromander - In This Forever Unfolding Moment [Thanatopsis Production, Sweden 2023]

[sidewinder]

Just about to give a first spin to the new Basil Kirchin issue on Trunk Records. Two movie soundtracks.

The second session was apparently John McLaughlin's last as a session musician before he left to join Miles.

[jazzcorner]

Storyville PA-6004 (M) / Trio Records Japan - Bob Brookmeyer - Zoot Sims Quntet " Whooeee" - rec. 1955

[BillF]

1 hour ago, jazzcorner said:

Storyville PA-6004 (M) / Trio Records Japan - Bob Brookmeyer - Zoot Sims Quntet " Whooeee" - rec. 1955

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[Pim]

 

[optatio]

14 minutes ago, Pim said:

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