What vinyl are you spinning right now??

[paul secor]

At Ease with Coleman Hawkins

Edit - wrong title. I'm tired.

Edited December 8, 2006 by paul secor

[GA Russell]

Charlie Byrd - Latin Byrd, disc 2 (Milestone/Riverside twofer)

[Teasing the Korean]

Rolling Stones, Aftermath, London, US MONO (FAT!) red label.

[jbs-tom]

*henry townsend - tired of being mistreated*

he just past away 2 month ago

a very often overlooked blues singer with a depth in his voice hard to find

[sidewinder]

Andrew Hill 'Compulsion' (BN NY USA mono)

[brownie]

Earlier:

Sidney Bechet/Lil Armstrong/Zutty Singleton 'New Orleans in Paris' (Vogue ten-incher)

now:

Zoot Sims 'Et John Eardley' (Ducretet-Thompson ten-incher)

[sidewinder]

Don Rendell/Ian Carr Quintet 'Phase III' (Columbia Landowne stereo). Fabulous fidelity from 1968 !

Cal Massey 'Blues To Coltrane' (German Candid)

[patricia]

The Best Of The Stan Freberg Shows [Capitol label] - 2 record set Billy May did the music.

Talk about nostalgia!! I remember these bits from when I was a little kid. My favourites? The Abominable Snowman and the bit called Literary Giants Of Our Time [about a little man who writes the words of wisdom contained in fortune cookies] and Grey Flannel Hatful Of Teen-Age Werewolves. ["...when the sun came up, I could not control this grey flannel thing that came over me."]

And, of course, Herman Horne On Hi-Fi and Son Of Herman Horne On Hi-Fi.

These comedy bits were before there was stereo, much less audio-tapes and certainly not CDs or music videos. It was all script, sound effects and musical accompanyment, live and they all were, may I say, brilliant!!!

Edited December 9, 2006 by patricia

[Parkertown]

Jimmy Smith - Groovin' at Small V.2 - Liberty Mono. The edge of the record has ridges, like on a dime.

I think I have another Blue Note like this...

[brownie]

Hank Mobley Quintet 'Featuring Sonny Clark' (BN/Toshiba)

with KD, Jimmy Rowser and Art Taylor

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Jimmy Smith - Groovin' at Small V.2 - Liberty Mono. The edge of the record has ridges, like on a dime.

I think I have another Blue Note like this...

I've never seen one of those. I have one or two Riv/Jzlds like that. But I always thought BN used a completely different manufacturer to the other jazz companies.

MG

[sidewinder]

Jimmy Smith - Groovin' at Small V.2 - Liberty Mono. The edge of the record has ridges, like on a dime.

I think I have another Blue Note like this...

I've never seen one of those. I have one or two Riv/Jzlds like that. But I always thought BN used a completely different manufacturer to the other jazz companies.

MG

I've seen plenty of them. Early Liberty-era pressings of the 'NY' era often have the ridged rim. Seen them on Riversides too.

[michel1969]

Minnie Riperton "Adventures in Paradise"

"Will you come inside me...

Do you wanna ride....

Inside my love...."

Well, is this is a proposition ?

I Minnie Riperton. Gone, but not forgotten.

[Teasing the Korean]

Gary McFarland, Point of Departure, Impulse!

[alocispepraluger102]

david sancious-the bridge

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Bill Doggett - Honky tonk popcorn - Polydor reissue

MG

[michel1969]

Herbie Harper Quintet. Tampa LP 11 DG black label. Funny cover !

[Teasing the Korean]

Swingle Singers - Anyone for Mozart? (Philips)

[Teasing the Korean]

Bernard Herrmann - Sisters - Entr'acte

[patricia]

Bill Doggett - Soft

Jimmy Smith - The Boss

[sidewinder]

More Rendell/Carr Quintet. 'Shades of Blue' (Columbia Lansdowne mono)

[brownie]

Ray Turner 'Star Dust' (Progressive)

with Derek Smith, George Duvivier, Bobby Rosengarden

[Teasing the Korean]

Ramsey Lewis - Bossa Nova (Argo, mono)

[Teasing the Korean]

Vera Brasil - US Revelation label reissue of 1964 Brasilian session (mono).

[Teasing the Korean]

I love Sundays. Nothing like rekkids and wine...