Will stay with Gatemouth(who was a multi instrumentalist) with this.
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pity folk dont know more about him. such a talent
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Will stay with Gatemouth(who was a multi instrumentalist) with this.
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon...._AC_SY355_.jpg
pity folk dont know more about him. such a talent
Eric Clapton - 'Me and Mr Johnson'
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Rory Gallagher - 'Edged in Blue'
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been very lucky today, had to go to the local skip, so after dumping the rubbish, I went through their records for sale bins and pick up 7 very good jazz records for £1 each and they are all mint. this is one
Stan Getz Getz Au Go Go
Label:Verve Records 2352 095
Format:Vinyl, LP, Reissue
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another one purchased at the skip, an excellent record and NM, gorgeous Sax and Piano
Ben Webster meets Oscar Peterson Ben Webster Meets Oscar Peterson
Label: Verve Records 2304 455, Verve Records GU 33
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Country: France
Released: 1981
Genre: Jazz
Style: Bop
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Rather wonderful this!
Count Basie Plays Benny Carter - Kansas City Suite
Label: Jazz Vogue VJD 569
Series: Vogue - Jazz Doubles
Format: 2 Χ Vinyl, LP, Compilation
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Phil Woods / Michel Legrand And Orchestra* Images
Label: RCA SF 8457
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: UK
Released: 1975
Genre: Jazz
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Nice find Adrian - some classics there, especially the Stan Getz and the Webster/Peterson; though I wouldn't classify Michel Legrand as jazz, more as 'easy listening'.
You are lucky - I wish our recyling center had a few (or indeed any) 'for sale' opportunities.
Yes Legrande is generally easy Listening, but on this it is definitely more towards the Jazz side of things, especially side 2, Phil Woods influence maybeQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Some nice vibes and sax on this one, not the best of recordings, but reasonable sound, I think the recordings it was transcribed from had suffered a bit.
Ben Webster Rare Live Performance 1962
Label: Musidisc 30 JA 5159, Musidisc 30JA5159, Musidisc JA 5159
Series: Jazz Anthology
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: France
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I've a Charlie Parker recording that sounds as though the microphone was in a neighbouring room. :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by AJSki2fly
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Way back to 1928 for this.
A couple of good ones there Grant. :)
So cool this album
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yup a good album.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJSki2fly
If you dont know it give this, give it a go Grant. Dani Wilde - Live at Brighton Road
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very rare the album with this cover.. i copied mine onto hdd..
Some good stuff there Grant. :)
Picked this up today in minty condition for a £1, Granty:
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Any good? Haven't played it yet:)
Also got these for the same price (and in the same condition):
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Marco.
No comment on the Big, Joe, Sonny thing, Granty? I did ask yoo a kwestion!:ner:;)
Marco.
sorry, missed it... yes big joe williams, i take it; he played with sonny terry and brownie mcgee etc... society reissue no doubt but a good age and a snip at a quid. especially minted. should be good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
talking of big joe..
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No worries, mate. Forgot to reply. It's very good indeed, and the recording quality is SUPERB. Like you say, I suspect a reissue, as it says 'First recorded in 1966'. However, as you can see it's pretty old, with the fold-over covers:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
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What do you think?:)
Marco.
maybe just a second press.. it apparently was issued in 66. i thought it was 63.. sorry.
Cheers, mate. Not bad for a nicker though, eh?:)
Marco.
indeed a solid profit to be made. but better to enjoy..Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Yups, no intention of selling it. Got some nice original Blue Notes, too... This kind of stuff knocks today's so-called 'audiophile pressings' into a cocked hat. It also really shows off what the vinyl medium is capable of, sonically!:)
Marco.
One from the loft, an amazingly good pressing....
Joe "Fingers" Carr Honky Tonk
Label: Music For Pleasure MFP 1157
Format: Vinyl, LP, Mono
Country: UK
Released: +1959
Genre: Jazz
Style: Ragtime
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Stan Getz Getz Au Go Go
Label:
Verve Records 2352 095
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Reissue
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Pat Metheny Group First Circle
Label: ECM Records ECM 1278, ECM Records 823 342-1
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
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Edgar Meyer Unfolding
Label: MCA Records MCA-5694
Series: MCA Master Series
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
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I too have this on vinyl, great album, well produced. Apart from that diabolical first track, no idea what that's about!Quote:
Originally Posted by AJSki2fly
It was a Grammy winner. The first time I heard the first track March I didnt get it but after several listens it clicked, its a tongue in cheek study of a Marching stret band thats on the edge of cant play but is also just on the edge of playing really well. If you listen several times you should her it shift from usual chords to dissonant ones, which are not quite right, also the timing keeeps moving about making it all sound weird, but it always comes back to where it should be. It must have been quite hard to play.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Following on from listening to Pat Metheny - 'First Circle' yesterday I thought I would revisit this, it was only released a year after but is quite different to the aforementioned album, it is much more traditional in style, with aspects of Bop, although in places it has aspects of the Metheny improvisational traits. 80/81 is a pretty good album IMHO.
Pat Metheny, Charlie Haden, Jack DeJohnette, Dewey Redman, Mike Brecker* 80/81
Label: ECM Records ECM 1180/81, ECM Records 2641 180
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: Germany
Released: 1980
Genre: Jazz
Style: Post Bop, Contemporary Jazz
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Well it has Charlie Haden and Jack DeJohnette in the line up - so can't be too bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJSki2fly
another classic from louis prima this time..
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and now, betty roche.
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Wayne Shorter "Joy Ryder". Very much an out-of-the-speakers-and-around the-room sound. Which is nice :) Or maybe it's just my ears, I don't normally listen this late. "Cathay" is my favourite, even if the rest of the album was cack, I'd keep it just for that track ;)