Legends of Acid Jazz

[Kevin Bresnahan]

I have quite a few of the Legends of Acid Jazz CDs. The graphics suck, especially if you want to actually read what's written in front of said graphics. For instance, on this CD:

This is the back of the booklet:

Have fun reading that.

I'm spinning this now and it's pretty darn good, crappy graphics and all.

[mikeweil]

Just found a copy for less than € 10 from a German discogs seller and jumped at it. 

[Late]

17 hours ago, mikeweil said:

Just found a copy for less than € 10 from a German discogs seller and jumped at it. 

Excellent! I've been spinning this disc in the mornings for the last four days. Such good grooves.

[Kevin Bresnahan]

17 hours ago, mikeweil said:

Just found a copy for less than € 10 from a German discogs seller and jumped at it. 

I just bought a copy at the Bull Moose store in Portsmouth, NH for $7.

[GA Russell]

19 hours ago, mikeweil said:

Just found a copy for less than € 10 from a German discogs seller and jumped at it. 

Is that from his late '60s recordings?

[Kevin Bresnahan]

9 minutes ago, GA Russell said:

Is that from his late '60s recordings?

Recorded In Englewood Cliffs, NJ; January 4, 1971 (#1-5) and July 9, 1971 (#6-11).
#1-5 originally released as Turn It On! (Prestige 10012); #6-11 as Black Vibrations (Prestige 10032).

[Late]

4 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:

I just bought a copy at the Bull Moose store in Portsmouth, NH for $7.

Let us know what you think after you've had a chance to spin it. Hopefully the Varitone doesn't get in the way of the groove! 😁 Stitt & Patterson could be considered The Anatomy of Hip. Oh, wait-a-minute...

[GA Russell]

3 hours ago, Kevin Bresnahan said:

Recorded In Englewood Cliffs, NJ; January 4, 1971 (#1-5) and July 9, 1971 (#6-11).
#1-5 originally released as Turn It On! (Prestige 10012); #6-11 as Black Vibrations (Prestige 10032).

Thanks!