Catch of the Day: Vinyl You've Recently Bought

pumpkinman · « **Reply #480 on:** 8 Oct 2010, 02:21 am »

Gene and I were at At Double Deckers Tonight

1. Ornette Coleman / Change Of The Century
2. James Taylor / Mud Slide Slim
3. The Difinitive Jazz Scene / Vol.3
4. Jeff Beck / There And Back
5. Bruce Cockburn / Joy Will Find A Way
6. Dave Grusin Lee Ritehour / Harleqin
7. Thomas Dolby / Blinded By Science 5 song ep
8. Weather Repor / Sweetnighter
9. Weather Report / Myterious Traveller
10.Dick Hyman / Mirrors
11. Shad Weathersby / Light Outside The Door
12. Santana / Inner Secerts
13. Jazz Giants Italian 2 LP set ????
14. Micheal Richard Abrams / Spiral
15. Pat Metheny Group Self Titled ???
16. Donald Byrd / Thank You....For F.U.M.L.(Funking Up My Life)
17. Donald Fagan / The Nightfly
18. Herb Alpert / My Abstract Heart
19. Midnight Oil / 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1
20. Rickie Lee Jones / Flying Cowboys
21. Spyro Gyra / Freetime
22. In Preformance at The Playboy Jazz Festival
23. Bobby Short Loves Cole Porter
24. Collaboration The Mordern Jazz Quartet With Laurindo Almeida
25. Santana / Abraxas Too Many Copies
26. The Life And Times of Country Joe And The Fish From Haight-Asbury To Woodstock

For a Total Of $22.50 almost half the titles were from the .50 cent room
And I type with one finger boy I'm glad that's done

jazzagain · « **Reply #481 on:** 8 Oct 2010, 08:51 pm »

I have been a big Coltrane fan for many years and thought that I had collected almost everything that he commercially released, a real favorite was the Impulse Years Box Set.
Recently, I was going through the Coltrane section of vinyl at the local record store and came across Coltrane Infinity. I hadn't heard of that one and it turns out it was released by his wife Alice after he passed away. It was released several years after his death actually. What is notable is that it is Coltrane tracks with orchestration applied over the top of them. Here is what www.allmusic.com says about the album:

Recorded at several sessions in the two years prior to his death but not issued until 1972, Infinity was the subject of much controversy among Coltrane aficionados when it finally appeared. The horror on the part of Coltrane purists was directed to the posthumous string arrangements written by Alice Coltrane, his widow, which were grafted onto the performances. But however much the strings softened or unnecessarily augmented the music, it must be said that Alice Coltrane really didn't do such a bad job and the ultimate result is an unusual and oddly attractive work. The juxtaposition of the fiery, very free playing of late Coltrane against the dreamy, consonant strings is seductively appealing and one might even make the argument that, given the increasing mystical proclivities of his later years and the presence of Eastern instruments in his ensemble, he may well have approved. The pieces include some of his more powerful late compositions such as "Leo" and "Peace on Earth," and his playing (with a rare smidgen of bass clarinet) is typically inspired, if not reaching the raging heights of releases like Live in Japan. Whatever problems the Coltrane ideologue may have with his wife's embroideries, Infinity still deserves a place in his/her collection.

I have played it several times and I think it is quite compelling, interesting because it is one of the lowest rated of all Coltrane releases.
Jazzagain

decal · « **Reply #482 on:** 9 Oct 2010, 12:19 am »

My Daughter informed me that the UPS dropped these off today.I'm out of town so they'll just have to wait!!

Miles Davis "Kind Of Blue"

Hendrix "Electric Ladyland"

J.J. Cale "Naturally"

orthobiz · « **Reply #483 on:** 10 Oct 2010, 11:35 am »

Quote from: jazzagain on 8 Oct 2010, 08:51 pm

I have been a big Coltrane fan for many years and thought that I had collected section of vinyl at the local record store and came across Coltrane Infinity. I hadn't heard of that one ...

This is a great post. I am not into Jazz at all but you hit upon so many pieces of the vinyl hobby that I just had to reply. Finding a record in a bin you may not even knew existed. I looked on allmusic and couldn't determine that this ever came out on CD...even better. Loving an album even though the critics may have passed over it.

It's why I can't understand how people can brag about how good their digital is and how they can now get rid of their analog. There's just stuff that is not available any other way!

etcarroll · « **Reply #484 on:** 10 Oct 2010, 01:47 pm »

I met Pumpkinman at DDs last Thursday night and was at checkout with about a dozen lps in hand, plus he had 3 boxes of classical lps in trunk for me, and then I saw a 180g version of Kind of Blue, $36. I held it a minute, but Pman talked me down, as he knew I had the dualdisc version already. Still...

Quote from: decal on 9 Oct 2010, 12:19 am

My Daughter informed me that the UPS dropped these off today.I'm out of town so they'll just have to wait!!

Miles Davis "Kind Of Blue"

SteveFord · « **Reply #485 on:** 10 Oct 2010, 02:25 pm »

Too many albums to put here but if it's okay to list reel to reel tapes:
Joe Cocker - Self Titled
Joe Cocker - Mad Dogs and Englishmen
Rolling Stones - Through The Past, Darkly
It's real nice to have some analog tunes downstairs again.

fsimms · « **Reply #486 on:** 10 Oct 2010, 02:35 pm »

Nice clean used 6 eye of Time Out at local 1/2 price book store.

Yummy!

Bob

vinyl_guy · « **Reply #487 on:** 10 Oct 2010, 02:48 pm »

Quote

The first thing that grabs the listener about John Mellencamp's No Better Than This is its sound: mono — recorded live to an Ampex 601 tape recorder circa 1955, with a single microphone without mixing or overdubs. It's warmth and presence are immediate and engulfing. Mellencamp and T-Bone Burnett cut the album while on tour supporting, Life Death Love and Freedom, Mellencamp's celebrated precursor. This album was cut in some very famous locales: First African Baptist Church in Savannah, GA (the first African American Christian church in North America), Sun Studios in Memphis, and in Room 414 of the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio, TX, where Robert Johnson recorded "Stones in My Passway" in 1936.

Delta Wave · « **Reply #488 on:** 12 Oct 2010, 03:52 pm »

Walt Disney's Fantasia - Leopold Stokowski w/ The Philadelphia Orchestra, stereo

Vivaldi The Four Seasons - Leopold Stokowski w/ The New Philharmonia, Original London Treasury Series, stereo

Holst's The Planets - Georg Solti w/ London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sealed London, stereo

Supertramp - Crime of the Century, Mofi

Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon, Mofi

Yes - Time And A Word, Friday Music 180g

Stewart Copeland - Rumble Fish, original

TONEPUB · « **Reply #489 on:** 12 Oct 2010, 05:00 pm »

Quote from: vinyl_lady on 10 Oct 2010, 02:48 pm

Just bought those two myself, excellent choices!

Delta Wave · « **Reply #490 on:** 12 Oct 2010, 11:14 pm »

Quote from: pumpkinman on 8 Oct 2010, 02:21 am

Gene and I were at At Double Deckers Tonight

1. Ornette Coleman / Change Of The Century
2. James Taylor / Mud Slide Slim
3. The Difinitive Jazz Scene / Vol.3
4. Jeff Beck / There And Back
5. Bruce Cockburn / Joy Will Find A Way
6. Dave Grusin Lee Ritehour / Harleqin
7. Thomas Dolby / Blinded By Science 5 song ep
8. Weather Repor / Sweetnighter
9. Weather Report / Myterious Traveller
10.Dick Hyman / Mirrors
11. Shad Weathersby / Light Outside The Door
12. Santana / Inner Secerts
13. Jazz Giants Italian 2 LP set ????
14. Micheal Richard Abrams / Spiral
15. Pat Metheny Group Self Titled ???
16. Donald Byrd / Thank You....For F.U.M.L.(Funking Up My Life)
17. Donald Fagan / The Nightfly
18. Herb Alpert / My Abstract Heart
19. Midnight Oil / 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1
20. Rickie Lee Jones / Flying Cowboys
21. Spyro Gyra / Freetime
22. In Preformance at The Playboy Jazz Festival
23. Bobby Short Loves Cole Porter
24. Collaboration The Mordern Jazz Quartet With Laurindo Almeida
25. Santana / Abraxas Too Many Copies
26. The Life And Times of Country Joe And The Fish From Haight-Asbury To Woodstock

For a Total Of $22.50 almost half the titles were from the .50 cent room
And I type with one finger boy I'm glad that's done

Some goodies in there, I guess old people are pretty cool sometimes...

TONEPUB · « **Reply #491 on:** 12 Oct 2010, 11:45 pm »

About 200 12" 45's. Great stuff, massive dynamics when the whole side of the record is one song!

Jeff Ward · « **Reply #492 on:** 12 Oct 2010, 11:57 pm »

Quote from: TONEPUB on 12 Oct 2010, 11:45 pm

About 200 12" 45's. Great stuff, massive dynamics when the whole side of the record is one song!

Cool. I was just listening to Greendale by Neil Young, which is one or two songs per side thinking how great it sounded.

My favorite 12" single is Superman by the Kinks. Such an odd cultural moment; I've got more than a few remixes with skull-crushing dynamics. Have fun working through that haul! I seldom get the urge to go there again.

etcarroll · « **Reply #493 on:** 13 Oct 2010, 12:24 am »

Quote from: Delta Wave on 12 Oct 2010, 11:14 pm

Some goodies in there, I guess old people are pretty cool sometimes...

Yup - Pman is a bit old, unlike me.

pumpkinman · « **Reply #494 on:** 13 Oct 2010, 11:43 pm »

Quote from: Delta Wave on 12 Oct 2010, 11:14 pm

Some goodies in there, I guess old people are pretty cool sometimes...

I'm not old just a little moldy
Pumpkins are not without feelings

etcarroll · « **Reply #495 on:** 13 Oct 2010, 11:46 pm »

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Put that in a crust and bake it.

etcarroll · « **Reply #496 on:** 14 Oct 2010, 01:04 am »

From DD, spent $60 on about a dozen classical, including some DG boxed sets for pocket lint, then
'Tea For The Tillerman" - Cat Stevens
"Dave Mason" - Dave Mason
And the killer, at $18, a shiny new still shrink-wrapped copy of,
"Blue Trane" - John Coltrane

I should have spent more time in the .50 cent room with P-man.

I had been listening to Trane on the ride up, so I was an easy mark for Blue Trane.

Delta Wave · « **Reply #497 on:** 14 Oct 2010, 01:16 am »

Quote from: pumpkinman on 13 Oct 2010, 11:43 pm

I'm not old just a little moldy
Pumpkins are not without feelings

Miney · « **Reply #498 on:** 14 Oct 2010, 08:37 pm »

Quote from: etcarroll on 14 Oct 2010, 01:04 am

"Dave Mason" - Dave Mason

nice... this one's on my desert island disc list....

orthobiz · « **Reply #499 on:** 14 Oct 2010, 10:16 pm »

Quote from: etcarroll on 14 Oct 2010, 01:04 am

'Tea For The Tillerman" - Cat Stevens

Does it have LH in the dead wax?

Paul