[DaveyW]

Great haul Dave! Are all of those new to you?

Mostly Laura,
Certainly all new vinyl to my collection.
Some I've previously heard, but never owned, such as the Ted.
One I've only got on a horrible shiney plastic thing - the Heart.
But in the main, these are totally new to me and so far very much enjoying them.

Enjoy your latest acquisitions too 

Cheers
Dave

[madog99]

Friday was a good day for me , got the Airborne Toxic Event box set in the mail and then stopped at the local used store on the way home , grabbed Beach Boys double - Carl and the passions with Pet sounds in mono and Ry Cooders - Border line and a test LP also .

[decal]

Picked these up at Euclid Records in New Orleans.


Argent  "All Together Now"
Samples



Savoy Brown  "Raw Sienna"
Samples



Hank Williams III  "Risin' Outlaw"
Samples

[Mitsuman]

Led Zeppelin - Presence   Swan Song  SS 8416

New Riders - The Adventures of Panama Red  Columbia KC 32450

Premiata Forneria Marconi - The World Became The World  Manticore MC 66673

[decal]

Ordered these today from Music Direct.....


Eric Clapton  "Money and Cigarettes"
Samples

 

The Doors  "The Soft Parade"
Samples



Bad Company "Bad Co."
Samples



Gov't Mule  "Deja Voodoo"
Samples

[etcarroll]

From RadioActive Records in Fort Lauderdale;

John Barleycorn Must Die - Traffic
On The Road - Traffic
<both with STERLING in the dead wax>
So - Peter Gabriel
CSN&Y - 4 Way Street
My Favorite Chopin - Van Cliburn
Prokofiev Sonatas for Violin and Piano - Perlman/Ashkenazy
Tchaikovsky Concerto No. 1 - Van Cliburn
<3rd or 4th copy of this I've bought, but this one incredibly clean>
Shostakovich Sym No. 11 (1905) - Stokowski/Houston Symphony Orchestra

[pumpkinman]

From RadioActive Records in Fort Lauderdale;

John Barleycorn Must Die - Traffic
On The Road - Traffic
<both with STERLING in the dead wax>
So - Peter Gabriel
CSN&Y - 4 Way Street
My Favorite Chopin - Van Cliburn
Prokofiev Sonatas for Violin and Piano - Perlman/Ashkenazy
Tchaikovsky Concerto No. 1 - Van Cliburn
<3rd or 4th copy of this I've bought, but this one incredibly clean>
Shostakovich Sym No. 11 (1905) - Stokowski/Houston Symphony Orchestra

I'm sure RadioActive Records hopes you come to Florida more and more Gene.........

[decal]

Picked these up today out of the used bin at F.Y.E.



Loggins and Messina  "On Stage"
Samples



The Steve Miller Band  "Sailor"
Samples



Traffic  "Heavy Traffic"



Vanilla Fudge
Samples



Rossington Collins Band  "Anytime-Anyplace-Anywhere"
Samples

[orthobiz]

<both with STERLING in the dead wax>

Way to go, Sterling!

Paul

[pumpkinman]

From RadioActive Records in Fort Lauderdale;

John Barleycorn Must Die - Traffic
On The Road - Traffic
<both with STERLING in the dead wax>

May we have a picture for proof please

[orthobiz]

May we have a picture for proof please

The doubting pumpkin. Hey, Grand Rapids record show Sunday...

Paul

[TimArruda]

I traveled down to Cambridge yesterday, and made my first visit to Stereo Jack's Records.  Wow, what a great place.   I could have spent a lot of money in there, but managed to somewhat control myself and came away with the following.

Stanley Turrentine Up at Minton's - a Toshiba/EMI pressing.



Blue Mitchell - Big 6, Mono - A Victor pressing.




Four! - Hampton Hawes - OJC




The Cats - Tommy Flannagan, John Coltrane, Kenny Burrell, Idrees Sulieman - OJC




Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - Buhaina's Delight - Blue Note Liberty pressing




All in all I'm very pleased.  I'll be heading back down to Stereo Jack's, that's for sure.

Tim

[orthobiz]

I traveled down to Cambridge yesterday, and made my first visit to Stereo Jack's Records.  Wow, what a great place.   I could have spent a lot of money in there, but managed to somewhat control myself and came away with the following.


All in all I'm very pleased.  I'll be heading back down to Stereo Jack's, that's for sure.

Tim

Quite a haul, I know nothing about Jazz records except it seems there's a ton of them out there to explore. Maybe when I retire, along with classical...

Have fun spinning!

Paul

[DaveyW]

Had half an hour to spare in Stratford while one of my daughters was having a music lesson.
Popped in here for the first time



They had a little back room with a small selection of vinyl



And I walked away with this little lot;

RY COODER - BOP TILL YOU DROP
BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST - TURN OF THE TIDE
STEELY DAN - AJA
STEELY DAN - THE ROYAL SCAM
GREATFUL DEAD - IN THE DARK
DONALD FAGAN - THE NIGHTFLY
PRINCE - 1999
THE MOODY BLUES - LONG DISTANCE VOYAGER

All are original UK/European pressings, the Steely's are on ABC.

A few more struck off the want list and all the cash to a good cause 
Not a bad little haul, especially considering I had no intentions of buying any more vinyl this weekend.

[TimArruda]

Quite a haul, I know nothing about Jazz records except it seems there's a ton of them out there to explore. Maybe when I retire, along with classical...

Have fun spinning!

Paul

Thanks Paul, they all sound great.   One of the fun things that I really like about jazz is the exploring.  You listen to one album, and really like it.  You find yourself in a vinyl shop going through their jazz section and come upon an album you're not familiar with, but then you look at the personnel playing on it and realize that you know a lot of those guys from other albums.  It makes it a lot easier to pick up music by artists I either outright don't know, or artists I may not be all that familiar with.  An artist may be a leader on one album, and a sideman on another.  They mix and match a lot and it makes things really interesting.

Tim

[orthobiz]

Thanks Paul, they all sound great.   One of the fun things that I really like about jazz is the exploring.  You listen to one album, and really like it.  You find yourself in a vinyl shop going through their jazz section and come upon an album you're not familiar with, but then you look at the personnel playing on it and realize that you know a lot of those guys from other albums.  It makes it a lot easier to pick up music by artists I either outright don't know, or artists I may not be all that familiar with.  An artist may be a leader on one album, and a sideman on another.  They mix and match a lot and it makes things really interesting.

Tim

Without knowing anything about old jazz records...why do I think that 50's and 60's homes spinning these disks would be inhabited by men in smoking jackets with pipes and Garrard 301 Thorens 124 decks preserving their minty fresh vinyl? We had a plastic armed Garrard record dropper with the 78/33 flip needle on it. Those disks were trashed...Herb Alpert, 101 Strings, Mantovani, etc.

Paul

[orthobiz]

Had half an hour to spare in Stratford while one of my daughters was having a music lesson.
Popped in here for the first time


They had a little back room with a small selection of vinyl

And I walked away with this little lot;

RY COODER - BOP TILL YOU DROP
BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST - TURN OF THE TIDE
STEELY DAN - AJA
STEELY DAN - THE ROYAL SCAM
GREATFUL DEAD - IN THE DARK
DONALD FAGAN - THE NIGHTFLY
PRINCE - 1999
THE MOODY BLUES - LONG DISTANCE VOYAGER

All are original UK/European pressings, the Steely's are on ABC.

A few more struck off the want list and all the cash to a good cause 
Not a bad little haul, especially considering I had no intentions of buying any more vinyl this weekend.

Keep posting, I'll be in London for two days in June...I thought you didn't get there often?

Paul

[jtwrace]

[DaveyW]

Keep posting, I'll be in London for two days in June...I thought you didn't get there often?

Paul

Hi Paul - Typically once or twice a year in London - was there New Years Eve.
This morning was Shakespear's Stratford-upon-Avon in Warwickshire, central England, 10 miles from us.
June Hmmm! - let's tic-tac nearer the time 

[Kinger]

Already have this on CD, but enjoy it so much that I had to own it on vinyl.