What Jazz or Blues are you spinning?

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Originally Posted by Lawrence001

Listening to Kind of Blue as I type. Tend to listen to it at least once a week every time I change something, it's one of my references. Heard a different CD of it once and nearly sold my speakers, so there are different quality CD masters out there.

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That is kind of worrying as I bought it on vinyl must be a year ago and it is currently still sealed. I guess i'll find out when I eventually get around to playing it.

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Originally Posted by Haselsh1

Oh nice thread. My current fave is Hank Mobley Soul Station on vinyl reissue.

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Shaun, Great shout!! Hank Mobley's 'Soul Station' is just a bloody fantastic record.
Hank Mobley – tenor, Wynton Kelly – piano, Paul Chambers – bass, Art Blakey – drums... all on their A game, great playing and wonderful tunes.

A heads up for the ultimate SQ reissue of this title is the Music Matters 45rpm cut, a work of art, reproduced with passion and love..of course at a price (£50) but it's a classic record that warrants it IMHO,
arguably better sounding and certainly cheaper than an original Blue Note W63rd copy, which in good nick will set you back a cool £2,000 !

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Adam, loving your quote "Lack of passion is fatal". Personally I think without passion there is no point.

Also, another of my absolute faves, Lee Morgan 'Sidewinder', again, on vinyl reissue.

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Originally Posted by Haselsh1

Adam, loving your quote "Lack of passion is fatal". Personally I think without passion there is no point.

Also, another of my absolute faves, Lee Morgan 'Sidewinder', again, on vinyl reissue.

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Shaun, the "lack of passion is fatal" quote applies to all things Matey, I constantly have to remind colleagues in the work place of that quote, as they mutter "nearly Friday" on Monday morning!!

Lee Morgan's 'Sidewinder' is a cracking date, Tenor giant, Joe Henderson is on fire! Coincidentally check the link on this post...enjoy!

http://theartofsound.net/forum/showt...led-Him-Morgan

Blue Maqams (ECM, 2017) with Anouar Brahem (oud), Dave Holland (double bass), Jack DeJohnette (drums) and Django Bates (piano).

http://www.berghofer.com/photos/wp/2017/blue_maqams.jpg

There are nine albums by Anouar Brahem in my collection.

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Originally Posted by WESTLOWER

Shaun, the "lack of passion is fatal" quote applies to all things Matey, I constantly have to remind colleagues in the work place of that quote, as they mutter "nearly Friday" on Monday morning!!

Lee Morgan's 'Sidewinder' is a cracking date, Tenor giant, Joe Henderson is on fire! Coincidentally check the link on this post...enjoy!

http://theartofsound.net/forum/showt...led-Him-Morgan

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Oh yeah, Joe Henderson, what an absolute genius and what about his album 'Double Rainbow' again, on vinyl.

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Shaun, the "lack of passion is fatal" quote applies to all things Matey, I constantly have to remind colleagues in the work place of that quote, as they mutter "nearly Friday" on Monday morning!!

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Yes Adam, it is amazing how something you used to be so passionate about can become so sodding tedious.

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Originally Posted by Haselsh1

That is kind of worrying as I bought it on vinyl must be a year ago and it is currently still sealed. I guess i'll find out when I eventually get around to playing it.

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Re. Lost in Paris Blues Band.

Anyone know if this available on Vinyl at a reasonable price!

As usual Vinyl £44.00 / CD £10.90.

Got a great CD Transport, but always try the Black stuff first.[emoji41]

Peter




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Unlikely. But try eBay. Cd is better bet