Pim Posted July 26 Posted July 26 (edited) I’ve got contacted that number 5 wasn’t in stock after all. Now there’s that nasty gap in my collection 😭 Edited July 26 by Pim Quote
cayetano Posted July 26 Posted July 26 I sold a sealed duplicate copy recently. I still have extra copies of 3 & 4 for sale. Quote
Holy Ghost Posted July 29 Posted July 29 (edited) At a conference this week at UW Madison, but had a chance to stop at two killer record shops. Couldn't believe my eyes. All used, around $6 a piece, expect for the Elvin Jones and Peter Brotzmann (still reasonable at the $16 range). Strictly Discs: Elvin Jones-Poly-Currents BN Les Spann-Gemini Jazzland/OJC Duke Pearson-Sweet Honey Bee BN Victor Feldman-Latinsville! Contemporary You Get More Bounce with Curtis Counce! Contemporary/OJC Then on to B-Side Records: All Night Session with the Hampton Hawes Quartet Vol. 1 Contemporary/OJC Horace Silver-Tokyo Blues BN Peter Brotzmann/Die Like a Dog Quartet-Aoyama Crows FMP If time permits, hoping to hit up Mad City Records tomorrow, before we return to Chicago for another night. Edited July 29 by Holy Ghost Quote
Holy Ghost Posted July 31 Posted July 31 From Mad City Records in Wisconsin: Going to Dusty Groove next. Quote
Holy Ghost Posted August 1 Posted August 1 Three hours later (wife went to lunch and came back, and I was still there). Dusty Groove: Some great, original pressings for sale, like Tauhid, and Complusion!!! (way out of my price range), but CD's were largely priced in the decent range, so I bought almost 20: Warne Marsh-Jazz of Two Cities Capitol Jazz Japanese Import $10.99 new! Papper Adams-10 to 4 at the 5 Spot- Riverside/OJC Joachim Kuhn-Paris is Wonderful-BYG/Actuel-$9.99 new! (Never heard of this record!) Booker Little-Time Japanese Import-$7.99 new! Roy and Diz-Verve $1.99!!! Gil Evans-The Complete Pacific Jazz Sessions-BN Connoisseur $2.99! (Have the PJ's, so upgrade) Duke Jordan-Flight to Jordan-BN RVG (upgrade from the Collector's Series) Shelly Manne & His Men at the Manne Hole Vols 1 & 2- Contemporary/OJC Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers-1958-Paris Olympia-Fontana Clifford Brown All Stars-Best Coast Jazz-EmArcy-$2.99! The Straight Horn of Steve Lacy-Candid George Russell Septet-The Stratus Seekers-Riverside/OJC Ted Curson-The New Thing and the Blue Thing-Atlantic/Koch Kenny Burrell-Prestige 7088-Prestige/OJC Art Pepper with Warne Marsh-Contemporary Japanese Import $7.99! Quote
Stompin at the Savoy Posted August 1 Posted August 1 3 minutes ago, Holy Ghost said: Three hours later (wife went to lunch and came back, and I was still there). Dusty Groove: Some great, original pressings for sale, like Tauhid, and Complusion!!! (way out of my price range), but CD's were largely priced in the decent range, so I bought almost 20: Warne Marsh-Jazz of Two Cities Capitol Jazz Japanese Import $10.99 new! Papper Adams-10 to 4 at the 5 Spot- Riverside/OJC Joachim Kuhn-Paris is Wonderful-BYG/Actuel-$9.99 new! (Never heard of this record!) Booker Little-Time Japanese Import-$7.99 new! Roy and Diz-Verve $1.99!!! Gil Evans-The Complete Pacific Jazz Sessions-BN Connoisseur $2.99! (Have the PJ's, so upgrade) Duke Jordan-Flight to Jordan-BN RVG (upgrade from the Collector's Series) Shelly Manne & His Men at the Manne Hole Vols 1 & 2- Contemporary/OJC Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers-1958-Paris Olympia-Fontana Clifford Brown All Stars-Best Coast Jazz-EmArcy-$2.99! The Straight Horn of Steve Lacy-Candid George Russell Septet-The Stratus Seekers-Riverside/OJC Ted Curson-The New Thing and the Blue Thing-Atlantic/Koch Kenny Burrell-Prestige 7088-Prestige/OJC Art Pepper with Warne Marsh-Contemporary Japanese Import $7.99! Nice haul! Quote
Holy Ghost Posted August 1 Posted August 1 10 minutes ago, Stompin at the Savoy said: Nice haul! Thanks! I thought everything was decently priced. Quote
Pim Posted August 1 Posted August 1 Some real nice finds in a Rotterdam vinyl store. Finally that Ted Daniel record. I’ve been looking for it for a very long time. Quote
ejp626 Posted August 7 Posted August 7 Over the weekend, I was in Chicago. I didn't have time to stop in at Dusty Groove ☹️, but I did make it to the downtown location of Reckless Records. It's in a bigger location on Wabash. I picked up John Coltrane's The Bethlehem years and Shelly Manne's More Swinging Sounds, both quite cheap. Today, I am buying a few things on Bandcamp, while it is Bandcamp Friday. Running the Gamut incidentally is available! https://jamesmoody.bandcamp.com/album/running-the-gamut-legendary-sessions-1963-1964 A new Corbett vs. Dempsey release Nick Mazzarella's Siena Sessions. https://nickmazzarella.bandcamp.com/album/siena-sessions-2 Benjamin Herman The Tokyo Sessions https://benjaminherman.bandcamp.com/album/the-tokyo-sessions Vista Obscura by Canadian jazz legends Kirk MacDonald, Pat LaBarbera and Neil Swainson with Harold Mabern on piano https://kirkmacdonald3.bandcamp.com/album/vista-obscura Joe Maneri Get Ready to Receive Yourself https://leorecords.bandcamp.com/album/get-ready-to-receive-yourself And pre-ordered Dur Dur Band Vol 3 & 4 from Analog Africa https://analogafrica.bandcamp.com/album/dur-dur-band-volume-3-1988-volume-4-1989-analog-africa-nr-46 And a couple of downloads from Todd Marcus, who was just at the Rex with Virginia MacDonald. They have a new recording coming out but not sure when. Quote
Chuck Nessa Posted August 12 Posted August 12 Hard to believe I did not have this, but I bought one tonight. Quote
Stompin at the Savoy Posted September 22 Posted September 22 I decided to buy Live Trane: The European Tours instead of new Frank Tiberi releases. I've been meaning to find a copy for years and for some reason I was listening to it the other day on youtube and realized this was interesting to me now so I found a reasonable used copy and it is winging its way here as we speak. Quote
BFrank Posted September 23 Posted September 23 12 hours ago, Stompin at the Savoy said: I decided to buy Live Trane: The European Tours instead of new Frank Tiberi releases. I've been meaning to find a copy for years and for some reason I was listening to it the other day on youtube and realized this was interesting to me now so I found a reasonable used copy and it is winging its way here as we speak. From what I've heard of it, it's great! Don't have that box, though. Quote
Stompin at the Savoy Posted September 23 Posted September 23 13 minutes ago, BFrank said: From what I've heard of it, it's great! Don't have that box, though. Parts of it, such as Afro Blue Impressions (which I had), have been published as smaller chunks. I think the box is supposed to have 24 bit mastering so sound should be improved. The performances are from 61 to 63, which is a period of Coltrane that I like a lot. Quote
BFrank Posted September 23 Posted September 23 50 minutes ago, Stompin at the Savoy said: Parts of it, such as Afro Blue Impressions (which I had), have been published as smaller chunks. I think the box is supposed to have 24 bit mastering so sound should be improved. The performances are from 61 to 63, which is a period of Coltrane that I like a lot. Yes - I have Afro Blue Impressions, too. Excellent! Quote
Pim Posted September 24 Posted September 24 On 9/23/2026 at 7:02 AM, BFrank said: From what I've heard of it, it's great! Don't have that box, though. It's a great set but I believe there are some errors in the discographal information. Quote
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