Today's Jazz Playlist

[mep]

Re: Indestructible

I might be in the minority but I love it. Especially Blow Up.

I also have the original and Audio Naute 45 rpm reissues from a couple of years ago.

Maybe it has to grown on you in a good way (not like a hemorrhoid).

 

[Wntrmute2]

My copy of the TBM set is the 45 RPM reissue and is the one record set in my collection I would save if I could only save one. It is stunning in the way a beautiful woman is. It makes me weep listening to Midnight Sugar.

 

[Wntrmute2]

JATP

Awkward title but very nice music from 1975.

 

[Wntrmute2]

The In Crowd

 

[Wntrmute2]

Scenes in the City

• Arranged By – Branford Marsalis
• Bass – Charnett Moffett (tracks: B1), Phil Bowler (tracks: B3), Ray Drummond (tracks: A2), Ron Carter (tracks: A1, A3, B2)
• Drums – Jeff "Tain" Watts (tracks: B1, B3), Marvin "Smitty" Smith (tracks: A1, A2, A3, B2)
• Piano – Kenny Kirkland (tracks: B1, B3), Mulgrew Miller (tracks: A2, A3, B2)
• Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Branford Marsalis
• Trombone – Robin Eubanks (tracks: A2)
• Trumpet – John Longo (tracks: A2)

 

[Wntrmute2]

The Art Farmer Septet

Nice Prestige mono recording.

 

[mep]

My copy of the TBM set is the 45 RPM reissue and is the one record set in my collection I would save if I could only save one. It is stunning in the way a beautiful woman is. It makes me weep listening to Midnight Sugar.

I'm glad you feel such a deep connection to the TBM 45 RPM collection. I need to play it some more to see if my feelings change over time. For now, if I had to feed a hungry fire in order to gain some time to save the rest of my collection, I would throw the TBM onto the fire.

 

[madfloyd]

I'm glad you feel such a deep connection to the TBM 45 RPM collection. I need to play it some more to see if my feelings change over time. For now, if I had to feed a hungry fire in order to gain some time to save the rest of my collection, I would throw the TBM onto the fire.

Maybe you need to give it to me.

 

[mep]

Maybe you need to give it to me.

I can't believe I have something that you would want and don't already own! I tell you what, send me some of your 'leftover' stereo gear and I will gladly send you my TBM 45 RPM collection.

 

[BobNY]

Jaco Pastorius ~ Anthology The Warner Bros. Years.

RSD 2015.

 

[jazdoc]

I just told Myles that the best sounding LP I bought at Axpona was Miles Davis Bags Groove. If you love jazz and you love vinyl and you love great sounding recordings with great music, run don't walk to your keyboard and order the new QRP remaster of Bags Groove. This is a 1954 mono recording that will have you patting yourself on the back for your innate brilliance at assembling your stereo system. Yes, this is a mono recording, but I promise that if you don't tell your friends, they will have no idea. Oh, and did I mention how damn quiet this LP is? There is no doubt in my mind that QRP is turning out the best LP remasters available on the market now.

Great LP!

 

[Wntrmute2]

Speak No Evil

• Bass – Ron Carter
• Drums – Elvin Jones
• Piano – Herbie Hancock
• Tenor Saxophone, Written-By – Wayne Shorter
• Trumpet – Freddie Hubbard

Liberty Blue Note in beautiful shape

 

[groovy]

a couple ORG label reissues....

red clay (33rpm)
:skeptical: (yes the sound is not as good as 45rpm, but I'm not changing sides every 10 min.)

 

[mauidan]

 

[Wntrmute2]

• Alto Saxophone – Paul Desmond
• Bass – Ron Carter
• Cello – George Ricci
• Drums – Jack DeJohnette
• Engineer – Rudy Van Gelder
• Guitar – Gene Bertoncini
• Guitar [Solos] – Gabor Szabo
• Percussion – Ralph McDonald*
• Piano, Electric Piano – Bob James

Very nice especially side one.

 

[Wntrmute2]

Fantabulous

 

[Wntrmute2]

Frank Morgan Allstars: Reflections

 

[Don C]

Jacques Loussier Trio - The Brandenburgs
Telarc Jazz

 

[Wntrmute2]

The Red Garland Quartet: Solar

 

[Don C]

Love Red Garland, possibly my favorite Jazz pianist (certainly among the top). While many have an individual flair in their sound that represents their personality, Red is a master of subtlety and understatement. Great stuff.