What music did you buy today?

[BillF]

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers-Ritual-BN...for $6!!!

Ritual is a great album IMHO and amazon.com's cheapest used copy is at $19.99!

[B. Goren.]

Ordered Bill Dixon set from Amazon UK.

[mikelz777]

Don Friedman - Flashback

$2.99 at Newbury on Amazon.

[paul secor]

The Muhal Richard Abrams Orchestra: Blu Blu Blu (Black Saint)

Julius Hemphil/Warren Smith: Chile New York (Black Saint)

Revolutionary Ensemble: Beyond the Boundary of Time (Mutable Music)

[save0904]

Duke Jordan Flight To Denmark

[AndrewHill]

Some used RVG's:

Horace Silver-Horascope-

Stanley Turrentine-Look Out!

Stanley Turrentine-A Chip off the Old Block

Then a surprise gem sitting in the $5 bin: Wayne Shorter-Odyssey of Iska!!!!!!

[B. Goren.]

[TheMusicalMarine]

Walked into the Berkeley Amoeba and came out with

Jelly Roll Morton - Masters of Jazz Vols One, Two, and Seven

Charlie Christian - Masters of Jazz Vol. 1

Gerry Mulligan/Johnny Mandel - I Want to Live!

Stan Kenton - Live at the Patio Gardens Ballroom Vols. 1-3

Stan Kenton - Live at the Macumba Club

and some Rhythm and Blues Classics titles:

Joe MOrris - 1950-1953

Crown P. Waterford -1946-1950

Jim Wynn - 1947-1959

Walter Brown - 1947-1951

Amos Milburn - 1947

So, 14 titles for $73, which averages out to $5.2/disc.

[Matthew]

Bob Dylan: The Original Mono Recordings.

[LWayne]

Bought the following at my local brick & mortar store (Paul's CDs):

Bobby Broom "Plays for Monk"

Henry Threadgill "This Brings Us To, Volume 2"

Pat Martino "El Hombre" (RVG) Version

LWayne

Edited October 25, 2010 by LWayne

[AndrewHill]

Bought the following at my local brick & mortar store (Paul's CDs):

Bobby Broom "Plays for Monk"

Henry Threadgill "This Brings Us To, Volume 2"

Pat Martino "El Hombre" (RVG) Version

LWayne

Love that store. Everytime I'm in Pittsburgh, I always make a stop there.

[BillF]

Thanks for the recommendations, Brownie and others!

Edited October 29, 2010 by BillF

[mjazzg]

Matthew Shipp/Roscoe Mitchell - Duo [Thirsty Ear]

didn't know about this at all and stumbled on it looking for Mitchell's new ECM

[mikelz777]

The Cannonball Adderley Sextet In New York

[mikelz777]

Chet Baker - In Paris: The Complete 1955-1956 Barclay Sessions (8-CD)

This box set had always piqued my interest but not at the prices sellers were asking for it. I wasn't even thinking about the box set or actively looking for it when I happened to come across an Amazon marketplace seller offering a brand new/sealed set for $42.00 delivered!! At that price, I couldn't pass it up! Now I just have to sit tight and wait to see if it's the real deal and ships or if it was a mis-listing of some kind and get a cancellation notice.

[mikelz777]

Chet Baker - In Paris: The Complete 1955-1956 Barclay Sessions (8-CD)

FYI, for anyone who might be interested. This new/sealed box set is available again for $38.95 on Amazon as of the time of this post.

Edited October 31, 2010 by mikelz777

[Uncle Skid]

The Muhal Richard Abrams Orchestra: Blu Blu Blu (Black Saint)

That is a fantastic record... I have it only as a download from eMusic, but sooner or later I need to find the CD or vinyl.

[save0904]

Paul Bley The Nearness Of You

[mikelz777]

Bob Dylan Radio Radio, vol. 3 (4-CD)

Bob Dylan Radio Radio, vol. 4 (4-CD)

I love these box sets which are made up of the (non-Dylan) music that appeared on Dylan's Sirius Theme Time radio show. (Dylan's commentary from the show is not included.) Supposedly the music that appeared on his show was from selections he made from his own music library. They're filled with an eclectic collection of music that covers a wide spectrum of musical genres. They're perfect to throw on when you're looking for a variety of music that is full of interesting twists, turns and surprises. They're like the ultimate, cool mix tapes you'd make back in the day. I got both for $37.83 which makes it less than $5.00 per disc, well worth the investment.

Edited November 2, 2010 by mikelz777

[Hoppy T. Frog]

What did I buy over the weekend?

TOO FUCKING MUCH

oh, and the Mariinsky recording of Shostakovich's "The Nose".

Edited November 2, 2010 by Hoppy T. Frog

[jostber]

Charles Lloyd - Of Course, Of Course

Dom Um Romao - Dom Um Romao (Vinyl)

Eddie Harris - Genius Of Eddie Harris (Vinyl)

Gerry Mulligan - Feeling Good (Vinyl)

Gerry Mulligan - Meets Enrico Riva (Vinyl)

Idris Muhammad - Power Of Soul (Vinyl)

J.J.Johnson - J.J

Paolo Angeli - Tibi

V.A. - Nuggets of Golden Age of Gospel 1945-1958

V.A. - Powerhouse Gospel 1946-1958

Some used vinyls at fine prices.

[B. Goren.]

[jazzbo]

Did some Xmas shopping. Bought/pre-ordered this for my Dad.

http://www.amazon.com/Bernstein-Symphony-Leonard/dp/B003Z9Q4WG

[papsrus]

Since my last post here:

Willie Humphrey -- "New Orleans Trad Jazz Legends, Vol. 2"

Best of the Duke Ellington Centennial Edition

Okeh Ellington

John Kirby -- "Rehearsin' for a Nervous Breakdown"

Louis Armstrong -- 1925 - 26" (chrono classics) .. for the handful of tunes not included on the JSP

Ellington Cotton Club Anthology 1938

Ellington -- "Jungle Nights in Harlem"

Ellington -- "Jubilee Stomp"

Lonnie Johnson -- "He's a Jelly Roll Baker"

Blind Boy Fuller -- "East Coast Piedmont Style"

Blind Boy Fuller -- "Truckin' My Blues Away"

Percy Humphrey & Paul Barbarin (American Music)

Port of Harlem Jazzmen

Early Ellington

[mjazzg]

Harris Eisenstadt - Woodblock Prints [No Business Records]