What's Spinning

JohnnyCashFan · Nov 20, 2021

JohnnyCashFan · Nov 20, 2021

Yer Ol' Uncle D · Nov 20, 2021

Happy birthday Malcolm John Rebennack.

Thanks for everything.

Dr. John - Desitively Bonnaroo

avecigrec · Nov 20, 2021

Walter Bishop, Jr.'s 4th Cycle – Keeper Of My Soul

Yer Ol' Uncle D · Nov 20, 2021

Happy birthday Joseph Fidler.

Joe Walsh - Barnstorm

POGunter · Nov 21, 2021

1970 US Capital Records Club pressing. Not usually my thing but I dug this out of free stack of highly abused country LPs. Only 3 out of 100 or so survived the mistreatment.

How this one survived in solid VG+ condition is a mystery. But Loretta Lynn is a survivor so I snagged it and cleaned it up.

JohnnyCashFan · Nov 21, 2021

more Anat and w/ Paquito D'Rivera

POGunter · Nov 21, 2021

Sunday Morning coffee.

The Denmarkian Wonder · Nov 21, 2021

POGunter · Nov 21, 2021

Tys1 · Nov 21, 2021

D Jilla · Nov 21, 2021

Jun Fukamachi - Nicole
WRWTTWW reissue (2017)

FremerLovesMp3s · Nov 21, 2021

D Jilla said:
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Domino/MBV reissue - AAA version (2021)

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Spinning this now. LOUD. I'm not sure how I feel about this album TBH but it sounds massive on this pressing.

The Denmarkian Wonder · Nov 21, 2021

D Jilla · Nov 21, 2021

Gentle Giant - Acquiring the Taste
Alucard reissue (2020)

Matt M · Nov 21, 2021

Mingus - x5

Poly-Rythmo · Nov 21, 2021

#1905-1914

Bob Marley - Catch A Fire (Jamaican Version)
Orchestre Laye Thiam / Orchestre Saf Mounadem
Al Green - Gets Next To You
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
Neil Young - Carnegie Hall
Leadbelly - Huddie Ledbetter's Best
Manzanita y Su Conjunto
Dexter Gordon - Go
Richard & Linda Thompson - Sunnyvista
SW2 & Moses Boyd

I haven't posted in this thread for a good while (not really sure why - laziness, I think) so need a bit of a catch-up. Next 50 or so records are all my new purchases from my recent UK trip. Back to spinning from my the shelves tomorrow.

They're all great but highlights include the wonderful Jamaican version of Catch A Fire, and the first recording on wax of what would become Orchestre Baobab...