Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[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

[Mizmazzle]

@68degreesorless I usually go through discogs. But I’m going to check out some of Mo’s recommended site now too!!
From what I’ve read, the 70’s era Japanese pressing can be among the best because of the virgin vinyl they used back then. While the states was already recycling older vinyl pellets by then, Japan was newly developing their pressing plants. Hence the dead silence the 70’s era Japanese pressings are known for. I wouldn't doubt for a second that they still apply their famous tenacity to details into modern pressings either. I have Meddle-The Wall Japanese first pressings and they are other worldly!!

[68degreesorless]

Thank you for the recommendations and info @Kasi and @Mizmazzle