What music did you buy today?

[StarThrower]

Miles In Berlin

Miles In Tokyo

Zappa-Lumpy/Money

Zappa-Road Tapes Venue #3

Weather Report-s/t 1982

Stevie Wonder-Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants

Hiatus Kaiyote-Choose Your Weapon

Richard Thompson-Still

Geoff Muldaur-Motion

Edited June 19, 2016 by StarThrower

[mikeweil]

Finally found an affordable used copy of the expanded OJC reissue of Lucy Reed's The Singing Reed.

[BFrank]

Two Resonance albums: Thad/Mel @ the Vanguard, and Stan Getz @ the KK.

[mikeweil]

An amazon seller from France offered it for € 21 - it usually goes for at least double the price.

[sidewinder]

57 minutes ago, mikeweil said:

An amazon seller from France offered it for € 21 - it usually goes for at least double the price.

Great price - I paid about £30 and I thought I was doing well. Great set !

[mikeweil]

This has Lucy Reed singing on one track, andit complements the other Ventura LP I have.

[alankin]

Duke Ellington – The Complete Duke Ellington 1947-1952 [revised edition, 1989] (Columbia / Sony Music (France))

I've been looking for this set for a while and found an inexpensive copy from a marketplace seller on UK Amazon.

Edited July 4, 2016 by alankin

[jazzbo]

Awesome! Congrats. I have this on cd, and LP. Love the variety of material and the excellent performances.

[HutchFan]

3 hours ago, jazzbo said:

Awesome! Congrats. I have this on cd, and LP. Love the variety of material and the excellent performances.

Yes indeed. Superb music from an overlooked Ducal period.  

[sidewinder]

Spent today in London so was able to check out Rays Jazz, Fopp etc.

From Rays I picked Gerald Wilson's 'Legacy' for half price and the Verve 2CD 'More Than Mambo' in the 'Take 2' series from the 90s, which eluded me until now.

Fopp delivered the Blakey 'Jazz Messengers' Impulse for £3 .

Some of the prices in Rays were optimistic. £300 for a s/h Miles Plugged Nickel CD set ! 

[BillF]

1 hour ago, sidewinder said:

 

Some of the prices in Rays were optimistic. £300 for a s/h Miles Plugged Nickel CD set ! 

Perhaps oligarchs dig jazz. 

[sidewinder]

9 hours ago, BillF said:

Perhaps oligarchs dig jazz. 

I was tempted to say 'only in London'. Maybe they have factored Brexit into the price..

[BillF]

1 hour ago, sidewinder said:

Maybe they have factored Brexit into the price..

You mean it used to be £500.

[HutchFan]

Ordered a few LPs from Dusty Groove tonight:

- Bobby Watson - All Because of You (Roulette)

- Lee Konitz Meets Warne Marsh Again (PAUSA)

- Walter Norris - Stepping on Cracks (Progressive)

[Dan Gould]

Wolfgang's has the Jazz Record Mart stock listed (well, some portion of it):

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/sellers/jazz-record-mart/608.html

Just received JR Monterose Quartet, Lush Life (Progressive)  

I'd hesitate to recommend them at least for their shipping practices. The LP plus two CDs got me a $9.50 charge for 'standard' shipping which turned out to be Media Mail. Not only do they not make it clear that you get Media Mail (the alternatives are two-day or one day options) but jeez, same three items from the Bastards would be less than $9.50 and that would be for Priority Mail.

[HutchFan]

1 hour ago, Dan Gould said:

JR Monterose Quartet, Lush Life (Progressive)

I've been thinking about getting that record, Dan.  When you've had an opportunity to give it a listen, I'd love to hear what you think of it. 

[soulpope]

1 hour ago, HutchFan said:

I've been thinking about getting that record, Dan.  When you've had an opportunity to give it a listen, I'd love to hear what you think of it. 

BTW recently reissued as "J.R Monterose - Welcome Back" in Japan with the cover art used for the Progressive/Teichiku release in Japan in 1979 ....

[HutchFan]

2 hours ago, soulpope said:

BTW recently reissued as "J.R Monterose - Welcome Back" in Japan with the cover art used for the Progressive/Teichiku release in Japan in 1979 ....

Yep. Same record.  

Are you familiar with it, soulpope?

[soulpope]

15 hours ago, HutchFan said:

Yep. Same record.  

Are you familiar with it, soulpope?

It is quite some time ago I was listening to this, but was not overly impressed (unfortunately no detailed memories traceable) ....

Edited July 21, 2016 by soulpope

[Dan Gould]

I will definitely listen to the Monterose and report before I get to this, latest purchase:

 

[mikeweil]

Stopped by old friends in Lüneburg on our way to the North Eastern German coast and stepped into some antiquarian book and record shop before having dinner at a fine Persian restaurant - bought a German LP from 1975 reissuing some Mat Mathews tracks originally released on Brunswick 78's and EPs:

Herbie Mann, Dick Katz, Percy Heath, Kenny Clarke, Max Wayne, Walter Bolden are the sidemen. AFAIK know this LP was a rare reissue - there was a British LP that did not include as many tracks. Someone should have made a CD with Mathews' comlete Brunswick tracks - there are only six more than on this LP.

Will have to wail until I get back home in mid-August before I can give it a listen ... 

Edited September 28, 2016 by mikeweil

[danasgoodstuff]

bought at Music Millenium's half off vinyl sale yesterday, 17.99 (no tax 'cause it's Oregon).

[HutchFan]

Got this LP (graded NM) on eBay for $4 + shipping.  

 

 

On 7/24/2016 at 2:21 PM, danasgoodstuff said:

bought at Music Millenium's half off vinyl sale yesterday, 17.99 (no tax 'cause it's Oregon).

good stuff, dana.

 

Edited August 4, 2016 by HutchFan

[Steve Reynolds]

 Brotzmann Parker Drake: Song Sentimentale

 

recorded live @ Cafe Oto in January 2015

[HutchFan]

Ordered these LPs from a vendor on discogs.  All LPs in VG+ or better condition. Total outlay $35 -- and that includes shipping.  

Bill Barron - Jazz Caper (Muse) 
Features a killer lineup. Along with brother Kenny, the band consists of Jimmy Owens, Buster Williams and Ed Blackwell.

Earl Hines - The Quintessential Recording Session (Chiaroscuro)
I already have Quintessential, Continued. Looking forward to hearing the sister record. 

Jasmine - Self-Titled (West 54)
Been listening to this rare Latin-fusion band via YT and decided to spring for the whole enchilada. With Bill O'Connell, Steve Berrios, et al.

New York Jazz Quartet - Blues For Sarka (Inner City)
I collect everything led or co-led by Sir Roland. The music's already in my collection, but I'm upgrading from MP3s to vinyl.

Bobby Shew - Outstanding in His Field (Inner City)
Taking a flyer on this one, never heard any of it. Interesting line-up with Bill Mays, Bob Magnusson, et al.

McCoy Tyner - The Greeting (Milestone)
McCoy with George Adams. What's not to like?!?!

Joe Venuti & Dave McKenna - Alone at the Palace (Chiaroscuro)
I love Venuti's duo album with Marian McPartland. Thought I'd give this one a try.

Jessica Williams - Portraits (Adelphi)
An early, 2-LP set of solo recordings.

Jessica Williams - Nothin' But the Truth (BlackHawk)
A trio set from the 80s. Herb Wong's BlackHawk label put out some terrific music back in the day. Another enticement: the LP is still sealed.