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The Guess Who - Wheatfield Soul (forgot how good this LP is)
Leonard Bernstein - Symphonic Dances from West Side Story (cond. by Ozawa on DGG)
Leonard Bernstein - Fancy Free (cond. by Robert Irving on Seraphim)May I add that both the Bernstein sides sound great!
IBSmiester
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Playing around on the Ancient Virginals and Harpsichords. Good stuff. CRD LP.
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MCA Sounds of the Season audiophile digital--very nice LPJazz masters on Fantasy doing Christmas songs (several tenors including Gene Ammons, Dexter Gordon and Ernie "Lockjaw" Davis)--wonderful reissue of classic jazz renditions
Leontyne Price/Herb v Karajan VPO Christmas FFRR/FFSS a bit distant but a classic
Beethoven 8th Symphony, VPO Schmidt-Isserstedt $2 record, a bit noisy but warm, full and nice inner voices in cellos and basses of all things. Drums and brass a bit distant. Good interpretation, not as good as Szell or others I have. Been accumulating several boxed sets of 8/9. Working through them.
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Couple of really nice, clean finds from the Mpls. Record Show last Sat.
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We don't shush around here! (Siegfried)
My system
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His classic Christmas album and his best of album.
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Ah-energy
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Lonnie Liston Smith-Live!
Dukes of Dixieland-Vol2
Anthony Braxton-Seven Standards Vol1
Ella at Duke's Place
Louis Armstrong-Town Hall Concert Plus
Gerry Mulligan & Jimmy Witherspoon
Coleman Hawkins & Lester Young
Mose Allison-Creek Bank
Ralph Towner & Gary Burton-Matchbook
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Dim sum schweet 'n' tasty fare.Enjoyed 'em exponentially.
The Randy Heller Percussionists - Percussion Front Row Center (PRI)
Percussion All Stars - Dynamic Percussion (Modern)
Leo Diamond & His Orchestra - Subliminal Sounds (Am-Par)
I was stunned and very glad to see this was pressed on a few Lps. The late Barbara Thornton's voice is so beautiful and haunting, and the instrumental accompaniments are exquisite--no sackbutts. Glorious melodies and fulsome church acoustic.
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I'd love to hear it. I'll definitely keep my eye out for that one.And, no, that does not make me a one-eyed sackbutt!
On vinyl of course
"Man is the only animal that blushes - or needs to" Mark Twain
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Atlantic, 1970.Jimi Hendrix plays lead on "Old Times Good Times" and Eric Clapton plays lead during the jam on "Go Back Home". Booker T. Jones, organ, on "Cherokee" Good stuff.
Didn't know that although i have the Lp and it's in the liner notes! I AM getting old! "Love the one you're with".
"The torture never stops"
$1 used purchases from my last foray to Fred's
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Annual community band x-mas concert.
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Great so I will have to listen to the rest of the set I have.
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Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison
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After hearing the applause, seems like there is only 15 people there?
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Be Bop
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That's a great album! I like the flow of the songs. The whole project is a success.Not many people ever heard of BBD, I've been a fan from the beginning. Got "Axe Victim" in '74 because I liked the cover art, it was an import LP on Harvest. Got every release and many Bill Nelson solo records too. Very creative and progressive.
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Amazing album. Pretty dark and mellow.
to be followed by Every Picture Tells a Story, Truth, A Nod's as Good as a Wink, The Rod Stewart Album (aka An Old Raincoat...),or a mix and match from them all.
I can even stomach an occasional Night on the Town, but anything after that, forget it.
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A compilation album from 1969. Fugs, Jimi, Wild Man Fischer, Pentangle, Neil Young, Tull, Electic Prunes, Sweetwater, Mothers of Invention, Kinks and lots of others. Sonics not the best, but I love the music from my misspent youth.
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Coleman Hawkins, The Hawk Flies High (OJC/Riverside)
Encounter: The Swingle Singers Perform with The Modern Jazz Quartet (Phillips)
In the words of Ward Swingle:
"Da ba da ba da ba da ba da..."
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Raises the hair on the back of my neck every time.Man Freddy was awesome as was the other members of this legendary band.
"Don't shun it.....Fun it"
A promo copy I just picked up. I have another that I bought many years ago (along with all the other O'Keefe catalog) - I think this one is a little better sounding.
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1959 Riverside/OJC OJC-035
Rush, "Moving Pictures"
Judas Priest, "Stained Class"
Led Zeppelin IV, side 2 (and only side 2!)
Devo, "Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!"
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sweeet. Monk & Coltrane at Carnegie up next...
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Listening to it back to back with the Carnegie record is instructive.
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Carnegie was '57 and the other sessions were '52-'54? Monk's playing seems to be a bit more against the grain on the earlier sessions. Jaded after 10 years of unrecognition maybe? Both are great though!
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It's funny, I once told a friend, regarding Monk's agressive playing, "you'd be pissed off too if you were a genius who was ignored for 15 years until everyone else caught up to you!"
IBSmiester
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Cool sonics / tasty voicings =classic big band.
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I hat to admit it, but that is one of those guilty pleasures for me... Alot of the "NewWave" pop of the '80s was VERY well produced. Analogue recording had reached a high point before all of the computers started doing the work.eso
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