What's Spinning

[Jmcg85]

 

[Renée]

Journey - Raised On Radio (1986)

Needing some feel good music on this dreary Monday. Journey is never a bad choice

 

[Renée]

The All-American Rejects - The All-American Rejects (2002, reissue 2019)

Say what you want about SRC Vinyl, but they got this one right

 

[imtheocean]

Couple of days late, but happy 30th to this album.

Bob Dylan ~ Oh Mercy

 

[MadLucas]

Daddy/Mommy/Toddler dance party!

 

[dhodo]

Brian Eno - Before and after Science
1977 - Polydor - Trident cut - Phonodisc press



Thanks so much for your PIF @Tys1 , it arrived in great shape.

 

[brownsugah]

 

[D Jilla]

Daughter - Not to Disappear
Glassnote (2016)

A lovely and nicely mastered album, unfortunately mitigated by the fact that United likes to sprinkle a little gravel in their vinyl mixtures (I assume)

 

[kafunis]

This morning it’s Ernest Dawkins New Horizons Ensemble- Chicago Now Thirty Years Of Great Black Music Vol 1 .

 

[djdavedk]

Only had time for one Coltrane album on his birthday, so I picked a doozy.

Ascension (version II)
1974 reissue

 

[Wicked Dreamer]

Loretta Lynn - Fist City

 

[Wicked Dreamer]

Loretta Lynn - Coal Miner’s Daughter

 

[Yer Ol' Uncle D]

"You're solid gold, I'll see you in hell..."

Queens Of The Stone Age - S/T

 

[Poly-Rythmo]

Title song may well be my favourite Coltrane track.

 

[kafunis]

It:s a beauty alright , must have Trane !

Title song may well be my favourite Coltrane track.

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[Mr Moore]

Lloyd McNeill - Elegia (Soul Jazz Records, SJR LP429, UK, 2019 reissue)

 

[kafunis]

Tonight it`s Anthony Braxton Quartet-(Willisau)1991 Studio .

 

[D Jilla]

Title song may well be my favourite Coltrane track.

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Have you ever heard Pharoah's version? Absolutely mind-blowing. I'm guessing @kafunis and @Mr Moore have already, but if not, essential to check out for you guys as well (and everyone):

 

[Mr Moore]

Have you ever heard Pharoah's version? Absolutely mind-blowing. I'm guessing @kafunis and @Mr Moore have already, but if not, essential to check out for you guys as well (and everyone):

I'm the first to admit my knowledge of jazz merely skates the surface. It's why I love it so much, there's always something more for me to be introduced to, something new to sink my teeth into. This is one of them, thanks! I'll take a listen.

 

[D Jilla]

I'm the first to admit my knowledge of jazz merely skates the surface. It's why I love it so much, there's always something more for me to be introduced to, something new to sink my teeth into. This is one of them, thanks! I'll take a listen.

Ha! If your jazz knowledge only skates the surface, then I...well, don't even know how I'd fit in that analogy . I get what you're saying though, there are some insane jazz heads out there- probably the deepest genre to explore overall.

Happy to introduce you to something new!