What LPs have you listened to recently?

Devil Doc · « **Reply #6822 on:** 17 Aug 2013, 02:46 pm »

The P-Man strikes again.

Doc

SteveFord · « **Reply #6823 on:** 18 Aug 2013, 05:18 pm »

Complete BBC Sessions

Airborn · « **Reply #6824 on:** 21 Aug 2013, 09:05 am »

Cheap Trick, Dream Police

vinyl_guy · « **Reply #6825 on:** 24 Aug 2013, 04:23 am »

GO TIGERS!

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #6826 on:** 24 Aug 2013, 04:35 am »

Freestyle- Karin Krog, voice, with John Surman, reeds, synth, etc. (ODIN). That label, all the Scandinavian labels, actually, have a wonderful way with sound.

neobop · « **Reply #6827 on:** 24 Aug 2013, 10:24 pm »

1983 Pablo with Kenny Barron, Rufus Reid, Marvin Smith

Two graduates of the Basie band of the '50s and '60s, give great sax. The lush tone and precise playing move this session right along. The great rhythm section doesn't hurt either. One of those records you wish was longer.
neo

neobop · « **Reply #6828 on:** 25 Aug 2013, 12:26 am »

1979 Concord Duet with Jimmy Rowles on piano. A well chosen name, Tasty.
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bside123 · « **Reply #6829 on:** 25 Aug 2013, 02:36 am »

Eva Cassidy "Songbird" 1998 S&P Records 180g Remastered By Steve Hoffman

Devil Doc · « **Reply #6830 on:** 25 Aug 2013, 02:47 pm »

Speaking of song birds, in those days, Muldaur had the voice of a wood thrush.

Doc

pumpkinman · « **Reply #6831 on:** 28 Aug 2013, 08:30 pm »

....and now for something completely different.

Eric Strasen · « **Reply #6832 on:** 28 Aug 2013, 09:02 pm »

Is it OK to post a "show and tell" (actually a "listen and tell") on this thread?
Don't know why it wouldn't be, so here goes...
The following YouTube offering of "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out", a 1920's number written by Jimmie Cox for Bessie Smith and performed here by my all time favorite female vocalist, Alberta Hunter, during her 1980's comeback (when she was in her 80's) is well worth a listen. It's from a video tape and the pictures aren't great but the audio is fine. If you can't access it from the code below, just Google "Alberta Hunter on YouTube" and it will show up. I trust you will all give it a listen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdaNlZhmHoM.

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #6833 on:** 29 Aug 2013, 12:44 am »

Jazz at The Long Wharf, a Mark Levinson recording dedicated to bassist Jimmy Garrison who was Coltrane's bassist along with McCoy Tyner and Elvin Jones in Coltrane's quartet in the 60's (MLAR 1) featuring himself on bass, Doug Levinson on piano and Bill Elgart on drums, 45 rpm.

neobop · « **Reply #6834 on:** 30 Aug 2013, 02:01 pm »

Recorded 1954 Period Records. Originally on 2 - 10" records called Jazzical Moods. This is remastered by Bethlehem and reissued in 1984.

John LaPorta - clarinet, alto
Teo Macero - tenor, bari
Thad Jones - trumpet
Jackson Wiley - cello
Clem De Rosa - drums

Bethlehem did a great job of remastering this mono recording. I wonder what the original sounds like. This is vintage Mingus and if you're a fan, a good session. If you're not familiar with his work maybe you should check him out. Mingus was a unique voice and notice, there's no piano. I can't think of a Mingus record that doesn't bring a smile to my face or make me laugh at least once or twice.
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vinyl_guy · « **Reply #6835 on:** 30 Aug 2013, 02:29 pm »

Terrific record

gene9p · « **Reply #6836 on:** 30 Aug 2013, 05:00 pm »

Rubber Soul, Magical Mystery Tour, Blade Runner red vinyl release............

bside123 · « **Reply #6837 on:** 31 Aug 2013, 04:27 am »

Aja "Steely Dan" 2007 Cisco Music LP, 30th Anniversary, Remastered, Limited Edition, 180g, Japanese Pressing
originally released in 1977 by ABC Records

jimdgoulding · « **Reply #6838 on:** 31 Aug 2013, 12:51 pm »

Quote from: bside123 on 31 Aug 2013, 04:27 am

Aja "Steely Dan" 2007 Cisco Music LP, 30th Anniversary, Remastered, Limited Edition, 180g, Japanese Pressing
originally released in 1977 by ABC Records

Hey B, I can recommend Dan's "Gaucho" re-master, too. Probably because of my particulars, you know how that goes, I think the production and sound have a leg up, too. The boy/girl choruses floor me and the sound is richer and more room filling. Cheers.

CactusBob · « **Reply #6839 on:** 31 Aug 2013, 10:48 pm »

Marvin Gaye ~ I Heard It Through The Grapevine!

Tamla