Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[J-IV]

Today's playlist before the big game. Needed some energy!

[Mizmazzle]

@GraemeE listening not to Blue Train. Incredible!!

There’s a couple Grant Green albums as well as Bobby Hutcherson albums I’d like to grab soon.

Stylistically, I love the music on Somethin’ Else. Cannonball Adderly is someone I’d like to explore more. Any recommendations in that vein?

[GraemeE]

@Mizmazzle earlier cannonball I like sharpshooter and bohemia

If you can hang with him into the 70s black messiah amd Phoenix have some jams

[Mizmazzle]

@J-IV damn. Some players on that Sonny Rollins album. Gonna have to dial that one up for a listen soon!

@GraemeE thanks bro! I’m going to go down that path for sure. Having a lot of fun digging into the genre. I know it goes as deep as one can ever dream.

[Mizmazzle]

Any other Sleeve City devotees out there? Almost every album I own goes straight into a deluxe inner and outer after it gets a cleaning.
**easter egg intentional

Also these hit the porch today!! Great day in records at the Mizmaz house. Thanks again for the heads up @Aetas

[mclaincausey]

@Mizmazzle closest to that Adderly album is Miles Davis Kind of Blue but I assume you’ve heard that.

[mclaincausey]

Coltrane Giant Steps, Bill Evans Trio Sunday at the Village Vanguard and Waltz for Debby might be up your alley too @Mizmazzle

[GraemeE]

I know ive beat this horse before but this album feels like it belongs in any well rounded jazz collection even though it's contemporary

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLI3JiSmIT1_DiUFtaYd2qnlEhMJPwgvyG&si=cszh8HlggVY_L7sv

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLI3JiSmIT1_DiUFtaYd2qnlEhMJPwgvyG&si=cszh8HlggVY_L7sv

[J-IV]

On top of McLains reccs, I'd also peep Shelly Manne and his Men at the Blackhawk. He has a handful of them recorded. Similar swing and groove that Cannonball had on that album. Plus they're live albums - live jazz is undefeated @Mizmazzle

[Mizmazzle]

Thanks @GraemeE and @mclaincausey and @J-IV
These are all great suggestions. I’m going to start working my way through them on Spotify and then look for great pressings of the ones that hit the sweet spot.

[Mizmazzle]

@mclaincausey yup! I know it’s the most sold jazz album of all time…for good reason. I love that one for sure!

[mclaincausey]

@Mizmazzle almost the same lineup and period, hence the similarity

[Mizmazzle]

@J-IV listened to the Shelly Manne on the way to work this am. LOVE IT! Gonna hunt a copy of this one down for sure!!

[68degreesorless]

@Mizmazzle where do you look for great pressings? This weekend, I went through the entire catalog at rarerecords.net after @Kasi told us about how good Japanese pressings are. It's a nice site. Wondering if there are other places to get the good stuff for decent prices.

[Kasi]

Have look here
For Japan pressing.

Buy a few Items send by FedEx.

They will mark it down to avoid. Customs
Charge email them

I always use these guys.
The artwork and quality is top-notch
Made in Japan.

https://www.recordcity.jp/en

[Kasi]

@68degreesorless

Try music stack.

[GraemeE]

Not vinyl but I couldn't help myself when I saw these 2 at Goodwill

[endo]

received mine today @Aetas great tip

[endo]

@Aetas said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

loud and clear

as you said

[IrishHeart]

@GraemeE I was a huge Ferry/Roxy Music fan. I was still living at home in 1978 when The Bride Stripped Bare album was released. My mom was a little prudish and was not happy at all when I brought it into the house!
She was even more offended when she saw the cover of the Country Life Roxy album