Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted (edited)
50 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

 Yo Yo have tweeted some nice stock but their prices hurt

No kidding - I have just checked their site (new to me) and just picking myself off of the floor with the shock of it all. £100 for a bog standard UA press of ‘The Congregation’. Totally ridiculous.

 

Edited by sidewinder
  • Replies 9.4k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Posted

Yeah, they're jokers really. Take the top Discogs price and add %%. Website is a very small fraction of their stock. Successfully riding the 'vinyls' wave and fleecing the Hackney hipsters 😃

Posted
1 hour ago, mjazzg said:

Where did you go? I'm wondering if I should do similar soon. Yo Yo have tweeted some nice stock but their prices hurt

Alan's in East Finchley and then The Little Record Shop in Hornsey. Definitely a different experience to the Hackney Hypsters. The difference in price is pretty remarkable.

The Hornsey one, which is where I got the Braxton, I'd recommend at the moment. Alan's has a lot of new jazz in, mostly in the Soul Jazz or smoother end of the market. Lots of Jack McDuff etc. Only about a quarter had made it to the shelves though so perhaps worth checking in. 

I find Yo Yo a bit of a mix. I think that they overprice what they think they'll sell. The stuff that doesn't make it to the website is sometumes more moderate. 

Posted
36 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

Alan's in East Finchley and then The Little Record Shop in Hornsey. Definitely a different experience to the Hackney Hypsters. The difference in price is pretty remarkable.

The Hornsey one, which is where I got the Braxton, I'd recommend at the moment. Alan's has a lot of new jazz in, mostly in the Soul Jazz or smoother end of the market. Lots of Jack McDuff etc. Only about a quarter had made it to the shelves though so perhaps worth checking in. 

I find Yo Yo a bit of a mix. I think that they overprice what they think they'll sell. The stuff that doesn't make it to the website is sometumes more moderate. 

I love the Little Record Shop. My local, less than a mile away, but I don't go nearly enough as I always end up spending so much.

I like the no internet approach and the eccentric opening hours. The selection is usually interesting at the very least and prices not too mad either. Maybe I'll go tomorrow...

I've never been to Alan's which is daft really.

There's a couple in Palmer's Green too

36 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

 

Posted
1 hour ago, mjazzg said:

I love the Little Record Shop. My local, less than a mile away, but I don't go nearly enough as I always end up spending so much.

I like the no internet approach and the eccentric opening hours. The selection is usually interesting at the very least and prices not too mad either. Maybe I'll go tomorrow...

I've never been to Alan's which is daft really.

There's a couple in Palmer's Green too

Alan's is fun. It is an old fashioned record shop experience and the man himself is very nice and chatty, which is a change. Not an easy trip if you're based in Hornsey though. 

Are the Palmer's Green ones RDA and Merlin? 

Posted
20 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

Alan's is fun. It is an old fashioned record shop experience and the man himself is very nice and chatty, which is a change. Not an easy trip if you're based in Hornsey though. 

Are the Palmer's Green ones RDA and Merlin? 

Yes, those two. Merlin makes me smile, piles of stock, apparent disorder and no prices on some.

In Wood Green so Alan's is a bit awkward but I should make the effort, couple of buses probably. 

 

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted (edited)

My most recent buys:

R-12184504-1540424151-1545.jpeg.jpg

Besides having the three stray tracks from the session that makes up the second volume, the five tracks with Philly Joe are fantastic.  I've realized that I need all of Hope's leader dates.  I have 6.R-5257046-1534723592-4453.jpeg.jpg

This has been on my list forever.  I like Freeman's session on the Capitol Mosaic, so this should be good.

R-1350591-1315613051.jpeg.jpg

Another one that has long been on my list.  I have no Lasha leader dates.  I thought of him when listening to Hubert Laqs last night.  Dusty Groove was selling a new copy of their CD reissue for $6.99, so carpe diem.

R-8207350-1457157932-6366.jpeg.jpg

I ordered a signed copy of the Jamal CD/DVD from his site.  I saw this edition of his band twice around the time of his subsequent release, Saturday Morning, so this will be a pleasant reminder.

Edited by Justin V
Posted
30 minutes ago, Justin V said:

 

R-12184504-1540424151-1545.jpeg.jpg

Besides having the three stray tracks from the session that makes up the second volume, the five tracks with Philly Joe are fantastic.  I've realized that I need all of Hope's leader dates.  I have 6.

👍👍👍 ....

Posted (edited)

Wes Montgomery’s first 2 A&M sessions on BGO CD. Needed to replace my cassette version of the ‘California Nights’ early 70s bachelor pad issue. :mellow:

My local outlet now goes into lockdown again..

Edited by sidewinder
Posted
16 minutes ago, Rabshakeh said:

A last pre-lockdown treat:  A copy of the LP reissue of Horace Tapscott's The Call and the book Free Jazz In Japan: A Personal History by Teruto Soejima, from Cafe OTO's new books wall. 

 

No Smooth Jazz? Oto probably not the best source...

I'm interested in that book too

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.

×
×
  • Create New...