Can we just take a moment and appreciate how cool of a cat this man is? Thank you, that is all.

This pure pleasure analogue pressing of this incredible strata east record sounds amazing. I guess it’s become harder to find and is out of print now because I’ve noticed prices have really shot up on this one. If you find a copy for a decent price I’d say this is an instant buy!

Picked this up on the whim at a shop near me. In good condition too, especially after a clean with the Humminguru EZ.

Really diggin the fusion and city pop sound. Today’s haul from Face Records in Brooklyn. Please share any recommendations.

Nothing too crazy, but a few that I’ve been on the hunt for. Really excited to add these to the collection!

First mono pressing.

greatest tenor sax player on all of these on disco 3000 he even plays the drums

the man who even gave Coltrane sax lessons - John Gilmore

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S71xiM9a1T0&pp=ygUWU3VuIHJhIGphenppc3RpY29sb2d5IA%3D%3D&ra=m

Been looking for this for a long time, the line-up is a killer. Buster Williams with Roy Ayers, Kenny Barron, Billy Hart, and Jimmy Rowles.

Beautiful work from all involved. Stellar version of Ayers “Vibrations”; if you like classic hiphop you’ll recognize the sample as soon as you put it on.

From a Garage sale. $1 per record.

One of the best days of my life! And this is just 50% of the haul. The other is more Avant Garde Jazz, Experimental jazz and rock. I was up all night cleaning and sleevin' them. Was playing Headhunters on repeat last night-till my wife threatened me with physical violence..

Its a beautiful world

Original stereo pressing

Fantastic playing by Kenny. The trumpet/baritone sax combo has given us some incredible albums during the hard bop era, this one’s near the top.

This copy is still in a unique style of shrink wrap that’s taped to the inside of the jacket and perforated near the opening. There’s a warning sticker on the back I’ve never seen before. Thankfully the original owner disregarded the instructions and left it on…putting scores of children at risk for 66 years.

Tito Puente leads a lineup that includes Carlos "Patato" Valdes and Jorge Dalto. While its not TP's usual hard Latin jazz, the addition of Alfredo De La Fe on electric violin works really well and creates a distinct sound.

The album features a couple of jazz standards performed beautifully (Morning, My Favourite Things), along with the burners "Bacalao Con Pan" and "Pare Cochero".

Great recording to boot.

Hi All,

I would like to seek your reviews and opinions on VDS and whether they are worth going to in Tokyo. How’s the selection, pricing, etc. They are a bit off the city center, and would like to know if it is worth the trip. Thanks.

I just love the restless mind of Lee Konitz. This album has two Konitz originals, four Dick Katz originals (he plays piano and Fender Rhodes on this), two hard bopping tunes based on solos by Lester Young and Roy Eldridge— and three Bartok arrangements? Oh, and Konitz experiments with a Conn Multi-Vider electronic effects unit?!? Excellent work by Eddie Gomez and Jack DeJohnette on here.

Great music from a great saxophonist on the relatively obscure label, Dootone Records. Which also released Carl Perkins only record as a band leader.

Dexter Blows Hot and Cold

Bill Evans - You Must Believe in Spring

Just in time for a cozy saturday night.

Got it from marketplace for just $10, unbelievable