Whats on your turntable tonight?


For me its the first or very early LP's of:
Allman Brothers - "Allman Joys" "Idyllwild South"
Santana - "Santana" 200 g reissue
Emerson Lake and Palmer - "Emerson Lake and Palmer"
and,
Beethoven - "Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Major" Rudolph Serkin/Ozawa/BSO
slipknot1

All serious aside, I have a crazy number of trombone-featured records.  
@sbank what are some of your favorites? 

@spiritofradio A few that come to mind are:

Count Basie - Basie Jam (J.J. Johnson). awesome hifi bargain on Pablo!

Louis Armstrong - Plays King Oliver

Tom Waits - Swordfish Trombones

Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool (J.J. Johnson & Kai Winding)

@sbank 

 

Kai & JJ Baby!   Yeah, I have all of those except the Tom Waits.  I’ve heard it because I was curious but should revisit it with an open mind.  The Basie is great I agree.   So, do you know the work of Bill Watros?  I think I have all or nearly all his records.  Just love what he does.  Writes good charts too.   

Btw, that first Impex record, Kai & JJ, with Bill Evans on it is, well, it’s a favorite.  

@sbank 

 

“Swordfishtrombons” streaming it now.  Not much trombone actually.  You were pulling my leg, right?   Why I think I have way more trombone music than generally thought to be prudent… most people not into it.  Why at 15 Years old I sold my fancy horn and bought a guitar.  Better around the campfire…

@spiritofradio It's got some trombone and plenty of horns. It's a weird record, very 30s-40s German caberet vibe. Not something for everyday, but once in a while it's good when you're in an avantgarde mood. 

JJ/Kai and Bill Evans sounds like something I should check out.

 

At the moment, mellowing out with:

Lori Carson - Shelter

Trombone, a 6th grade parental forced march into doom…. i think i knew enough notes to be 4th or 5th out of nine…it was ugly…..

I can give a strong second to the Louis, especially the Classic Records pressing…. goosebump material for sure….

James do you have the Muai Revealed app ? we love it. Also check out Tin Roof restaurant, freaking awesome grinds….cheap by Maui standards…

Last night:

New Acoustic Sounds UHQR Kind of Blue

Changes One Bowie

The Doors LA Woman

Beatles Let It Be Anniversary Box

MOFI Aja

 

Welcome back @maggiefan8 !

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café banlieue

tango à trois

arben spahiu_violin

peter wöpke_violoncello

peter ludwig_piano

2013 Farao Classics (Germany)

 


if I’m not mistaken I first learned about this from @noromance

its wonderful music in a really nice trio format with excellent SQ

 

 

 

Evgeny Mravinsky conducts Tchaikovsky - Symphonies No. 4 In F Minor, Op.36 / No. 5 In E Minor, Op. 64 / No. 6 In B Minor, Op. 74 "Pathétique". Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra. Deutsche Grammophon 4 LP box, 1974.

This set has been on my mind the last few days, I really like it.

Ludwig van Beethoven

Tripelkonzert, Op.56

Pierre Fournier, Cello

Geza Anda, Piano

Wolfgang Schneiderhan, Violin 

Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin

Ferenc Fricsay, Conductor

Undated (More recent cover) DG, Clearaudio Reissue of the famed 1961 Recording 

 

Iron Butterfly  "Heavy"  A very early pressing, just had to listen to it once more before filing it.  Not such good SQ, but what a fun filled time of the memory banks.

David Crosby  "If I could Only Remember My Name"  I never bought this when it was first on the market, though I wanted it.  But reading about the newly released Anniversary Edition on this thread, I bought it.  Arrived yesterday, just played it.  Fantastic!  Great album, great SQ, and a very good piece of vinyl, both flat and quiet.  It sure is nice getting information and ideas from this thread.  Thanks guys!

Savoy Brown-Street Corner Talking 1971 Parrot

I’ve always felt this record is underrated both musically and sonically. 

@boxer12 +1 Blues Control/Local flavor, found it, gave it a quick listen, great stuff, LP on order

John Cale "Slow Dazzle" Island UK 1975

Bow Wow Wow "See Jungle!  See Jungle!" RCA 1981

Eric Burdon and the Animals "s/t" Metro/Polydor UK 1975

John Cage/David Tudor "Variations IV" volume II Everest 1966

The Danse Society "Heaven Is Waiting" Arista 1984

 

Tears for Fears - Sowing the Seeds - orig. 

Marvin Gaye - What’s Goin On? - 1987 motown

John Prine - Brusied Orange - unsure (recent swap meet pickup) 

Got 1 night with the new turntable last week, then woke up with covid. It’s been a long week, but I’m back! 

@puffball08  - In early 1983, I saw a 16 year old Annabella Lwin with Bow Wow Wow at a show in Cleveland, opening for an also very young Red Hot Chili Peppers. Man, what a show! Stuck with me all these years...

Eduard Fischer conducts Martinů - Concertino For Cello And Orchestra, Op. 57, Prague Chamber Soloists / Concertino For Cello, Wind Instruments, Piano And Percussion, Collegium Musicum Pragense
&
František Vajnar conducts Roussel - Concertino For Cello And Orchestra, Op. 57, Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra


Supraphon 1977 Czechoslovakia 

@j_husker ya man Savoy !

Street Corner Talking on the streamer, adding it to the LP quest…

Luther Vandross-Busy Body Side B SQ Audiophile

The Knack-...but the little girls understand Side 2

Martha Davis-Policy Side 2

Playboy Jazz Festival-VA(Elektra 60298) Side C SQ Audiophile

ZZ Hill-I'm A Blues Man Side 2

Deep Purple-Nobody's Perfect Side 4

Fleetwood Mac-Live Side 3

Rosanne Cash-Rhythm & Romance Side 2

Luther Vandross and The Playboy Jazz Festival just made Audiophile Status. The bass weight and drive was the deciding factor on Busy Body. Nancy Wilson's vocals were recorded with body and clarity not often heard on a live recording. 

Foghat - Live

This album absolutely ate Infinity tweeters…..before i got a big A Phillips 210 wpc amp for the Qb

fun memories….

János Ferencsik conducts Kodály - Balett Zene & Szimfónia. The Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra. Qualiton 1965, Hungarian release

Brian Wilson - At My Piano ( sampling on streamer ) @bdp24 thinking about you Eric - wishing you a great holiday in the best health

@reubent It’s too bad Bow Wow Wow didn’t last very long, something like 3 years.  But it seemed they wrote and performed everything they were capable of in that time.  After Lwin was booted from the group in September ‘83, that pretty much was the end of the band. The lawsuit brought by Lwin’s family over exploitation against the record label and the other band members certainly didn’t help.

I too was fortunate enough to catch them sometime in early ‘83 at, as I recall, the Whiskey A Go-Go.  I think they were the headliners that night.

Adam Ant was no doubt smiling as the Wows imploded.

@puffball08 

Adam Ant was no doubt smiling as the Wows imploded

And probably, deservedly so. But I was completely oblivious to the specifics at the time. 

@tomic601  - I have a mono re-issue copy of "Pet Sounds". It should be a good version, but it just doesn't do it for me. What am I doing wrong? This is a serious question. My local audio group friends think it is the greatest album ever. I must not be doing it right.

I'm so conflicted that I'm thinking about taking it back to Plaid Room and trading it for an Adele record. Help me, please...

 

 

@tomic601  - I have a mono re-issue copy of "Pet Sounds". It should be a good version, but it just doesn't do it for me. What am I doing wrong? This is a serious question. My local audio group friends think it is the greatest album ever. I must not be doing it right.

I'm so conflicted that I'm thinking about taking it back to Plaid Room and trading it for an Adele record. Help me, please...

 

 

@reubent Like the new Taylor Swift reissue, you must play it at 45 rpm, not 33.  The switch is that funny retro tech looking thingamabob on the left side of your record player.

Hi Tom - My only sonic datapoint is the copy i have; 200 g Mono on AAP , which i will admit sounds lovely…admittedly i don’t have a mono cart……

IF it doesn’t float yer boat, turn it into LRS tradebait…..

@tomic601 - It's been sitting in the "to trade" pile for months. Just can't do it... Yet. I'm going to give it one more try...

Crap. I got distracted. Now I'm going to have to listen to "Red Rose Speedway" again...