What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[clifford_thornton]

Chuck Johnson - Crows in the Basilica - (Three Lobed)

[clifford_thornton]

William Ackerman - It Takes a Year - (Windham Hill)

[brownie]

Verve Japan

[JohnS]

[Clunky]

Black Arthur Blythe---- "Bush Baby"-------(Echo Jazz) recorded 1977

.......and quite a bit more interesting than some of his Columbia sides, recommended

then

George Adams-------"Sound Suggestions"-------(ECM) rec. 1979

.......... stellar lineup deliver the goods , if only Manfred had stopped Adams singing on one track. Wheeler in very fine form , I've yet to get a handle on which tenor is Adams and which Heinz Sauer. Also recommended.

[jeffcrom]

I like both of those records a lot - including George's singing!

[Homefromtheforest]

Robert Ruff "shaz ra" (bay state, Japan)

Harmonia "musik Von" (brain metronome, Germany)

Terumasa Hino "peace and love" (canyon, Japan)

[brownie]

Jazz at Massey Hall (America)

[JohnS]

Overseas (J) pressing

[clifford_thornton]

Paul Flaherty, Froc, Bill Walach - Trinity Symphony - (no label)

early '80s Connecticut weirdness.

[Shawn]

Nektar - Down To Earth (1974)

[Larry Kart]

Dizzy Gillespie Octet, The Featuring Benny Golson ‎–The Greatest Trumpet Of Them All

Label:

Verve Records ‎– MG V-8352

Format:

Vinyl, LP

Country:

US

Released:

1959

Genre:

Jazz

Style:

Tracklist

A1 Blues After Dark A2 Sea Breeze A3 Out Of The Past A4 Shabozz B1 Reminiscing B2 A Night At Tony's B3 Smoke Signals B4 Just By Myself

Credits

• Alto Saxophone – Gigi Gryce
• Bass – Tommy Bryant
• Drums – Charlie Persip
• Piano – Ray Bryant
• Tenor Saxophone – Benny Golson
• Trombone – Henry Coker
• Trumpet – Dizzy Gillespie

[Larry Kart]

Left out Pee Wee Moore, b. sax from the personnel on the above post. Can't believe I never heard this album before, though I knew of it. Fine charts by Golson and Gryce, fine solo work from Diz and Golson (deep in his L. Thompson/B. Webster bag), and sterling tasty drum work from Persip. Recorded NYC, December 17, 1957.

[clifford_thornton]

Correction w/ Mats Gustafsson - Shift - (No Business)

[JohnS]

UK Philips issue

[BillF]

Left out Pee Wee Moore, b. sax from the personnel on the above post. Can't believe I never heard this album before, though I knew of it. Fine charts by Golson and Gryce, fine solo work from Diz and Golson (deep in his L. Thompson/B. Webster bag), and sterling tasty drum work from Persip. Recorded NYC, December 17, 1957.

Excellent album! Knew it well back in the sixties. In recent years only an audio tape of it has been available to me.

[brownie]

Chet Baker 'Broken Wing' (Sonopresse)

One of Chet's very best!!!

[JohnS]

[JohnS]

J R Monterose; Live At The Tender Trap. Spotlite white label. Never issued due to legal problems.

[kh1958]

UK Philips issue

This record, Smash issue, promo mono.

[clifford_thornton]

J R Monterose; Live At The Tender Trap. Spotlite white label. Never issued due to legal problems.

Different music than In Action?

[colinmce]

Pretty sure. Came out later on a Fresh Sound CD.

Several vocals by Al Jarreau, then studying at U of Iowa.

[clifford_thornton]

Huh.

[John Tapscott]

Left out Pee Wee Moore, b. sax from the personnel on the above post. Can't believe I never heard this album before, though I knew of it. Fine charts by Golson and Gryce, fine solo work from Diz and Golson (deep in his L. Thompson/B. Webster bag), and sterling tasty drum work from Persip. Recorded NYC, December 17, 1957.

Excellent album! Knew it well back in the sixties. In recent years only an audio tape of it has been available to me.

It's a great album. On the Dizzy Moasic set. And the title is no BS!

J.J. showing that if Slide Hampton can play left-handed trombone, then so can he!

[Clunky]

Joe Gallivan-------Intercontinental Express------(Compendium Records) rec 1976

Fusion influenced big band with Charles Austin, Kenny Wheeler, Ronnie Scott and others. Pretty good , some curious vocals every now and then.