What's Spinning Tonight?

What is it that you are spinning tonight?

 

Coleman Hawkins with the Ramblers, "The Hawk In Holland", 33.3rpm. Originally recorded in 1935 and 1937, this 1968 GNP Crescendo Records Mono reissue was made from Decca masters. The album cover pic I stole from the 'net looks pretty rough.

 

Continuing with the Coleman Hawkins listening, next up is "the hawk flies high", 33.3 rpm MoFi reissue.

 

great album...i have the 24bit remaster on CD by Joe Tarantino (Riverside)..enjoy!

Continuing with the Coleman Hawkins listening, next up is "the hawk flies high", 33.3 rpm MoFi reissue.

 

Keeping the swing going, now up is Illinois Jacquet, "Swing's The Thing", 33.3rpm Waxtime reissue.

 

great album...i have the 24bit remaster on CD by Joe Tarantino (Riverside)..enjoy!

I agree, thanks!

 

Back to the Hawk, Milt Jackson & Coleman Hawkins, "Bean Bags", 33.3rpm, Atlantic.

 

Dick Hyman Trio, "You're My Everything ~ The Music Of Harry Warren", 33.3rpm, Venus Records. Incredible sound quality from this Japanese import, music's pretty good, too!

 

Blue Mitchell, "The Thing To Do", 45rpm, Music Matters Blue Note reissue.

 

Bob Marley and the Wailers, "Legend - the best of..." Remastered Redbook.

 

Cream, "Royal Albert Hall", Redbook.

 

great album and the remastered version REALLY sounds different. Super clear.

Bob Marley and the Wailers, "Legend - the best of..." Remastered Redbook.

 

Chris Smither, "Small Revelations", Redbook.

 

great album and the remastered version REALLY sounds different. Super clear.

You are so right! I was really surprised at how nice it sounds.

 

Chris Smither, "Time Stands Still", Redbook.

 

Chris Smither, "Train Home", Redbook.

 

Chris Smither, "Leave The Light On", Redbook.

 

Chris Smither, "It Ain't Easy", Redbook.

 

Gerry Mulligan Sextet, "Legends Live, Liederhalle Stuttgart, November 22, 1977", Remastered Redbook by Jazz Hous.

 

Harry Belafonte, "Belafonte Sings The Blues", Remastered Gold Impex CD.

 

Hello There Angel-Marvin Gaye