What music did you buy today?

[Swinger]

www.lpcdreissues.com

Paul Bley: Barrage and Ramblin'

Sweet! I really love Barrage. Haven't heard Ramblin' ever before but I have really high expectations!

[NaturalSoul]

Been buying music off of i-tunes for my roadtrip in a few days, tonight i got

For only 7 dollars!

[Durium]

FRANK FOSTER

Manhattan Fever

Keep swinging

Durium

[sidewinder]

Horace Silver "Retrospective" (Blue Note 4CD) - as a deletion

and very cheap copies of Ian Carr's Keith Jarrett book and the Zawinul bio.

[NaturalSoul]

and another off of i-tunes

Mayday - I know your troubles been long

[AndrewHill]

Tony Oxley: Four Compositions for Sextet-Columbia

Thanks DMP!

Edited November 20, 2007 by Holy Ghost

[Swinger]

jukeboxshop.net

Gary Burton: Alone At Last

Greg Osby: Banned In New York

[ep1str0phy]

Tony Oxley: Four Compositions for Sextet-Columbia

Thanks DMP!

That's a good one--actually the first place I heard Derek Bailey. It's insane that this album even got reissued.

[clifford_thornton]

It's insane that it was on CBS in the first place...

[AndrewHill]

And its insane that I own a copy now!

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Hi all, I'm back and my PC is working fine now, so I AM a happy bunny!

While my it's been out of action, I've found some nice cheapo compilations to fill some gaping holes in my collection in my local shop:

They're all on the Blue Label label. Poor packaging, very nice sound, decent sleeve notes by Neil Slavin, but no discographical info whatever.

Can anyone point me to online discogs of these three artists, please?

MG

[NaturalSoul]

Hi all, I'm back and my PC is working fine now, so I AM a happy bunny!

While my it's been out of action, I've found some nice cheapo compilations to fill some gaping holes in my collection in my local shop:

They're all on the Blue Label label. Poor packaging, very nice sound, decent sleeve notes by Neil Slavin, but no discographical info whatever.

Can anyone point me to online discogs of these three artists, please?

MG

Welcome back, buddy.

[Durium]

BILL EVANS

California Here I Come

Keep swinging

Durium

[Matthew]

BILL EVANS

California Here I Come

Keep swinging

Durium

One of my favorite Evens concerts ever, has a nice, relaxed swing to the set.

[thomastreichler]

National Youth Jazz Orchestra - With One Voice (NYJO)

[thomastreichler]

Various - The Kenton Alumni Series, Live At The Royal Palms Inn (Woofy Productions)

a 9 cd set featuring 1993 live recordings by different groups (quintets and sextets) (co-)led by Conte Candoli, Buddy Childers, Shorty Rogers, Pete Candoli, Carl Fontana, Bob Cooper, Bill Holman, Bill Perkins, Bud Shank, Jack Nimitz, backed by relatively unknown (at least to me) local rhythm sections

Edited November 21, 2007 by Tommy T

[ejp626]

Dusty Groove is carrying a few copies of Blue Mitchell's Bantu Village (LP) so I grabbed one of those. Of course now this and Collision in Black will probably be released by Water -- or maybe will be available as MP3s on the Blue Note website. Whatever.

I just ordered a set of Lionel Rogg playing Bach on organ, but it hasn't arrived. Looking forward to that, as well as getting the replacement for the Glenn Gould OJC collection.

[alocispepraluger102]

[Durium]

EUBIE BLAKE

One of those double albums I couldn't afford when I was a young adult ...........

The Eight-Six Years Of .....

Keep swinging

Durium

[alocispepraluger102]

jukeboxshop.net

Gary Burton: Alone At Last

Greg Osby: Banned In New York

great choices you'll love them.

[mikelz777]

A bunch of Ebay buys:

(Bob Scobey)

[BillF]

Richie Kamuca Quartet (VSOP)

[BruceH]

That's Where It's At---Stanley Turrentine

(The cover would make a fine avatar.)

Edited November 26, 2007 by BruceH

[mikelz777]

[DMP]

The Bobby Hutcherson "Mosaic Select." (Which I'm also listening to right now. One post, covering two bases.)