What's Spinning Tonight?

What is it that you are spinning tonight?

 

Last nite

 

Rotating in the now ?

 

UK 1st issue.

 

Herbie Hancock, "Takin' Off", 45rpm, Music Matters reissue.

 

Johnny Griffin, "The Congregation", 45rpm, Music Matters reissue.

 

One I haven't listened to in a while. Holly Cole, "Temptation", 33.3rpm, Classic Records reissue.

 

Rotating...in the now ?

Holly Cole, Cassandra Wilson, Norah Jones, Melody Gardot, Madeleine Peyroux, ... all relaxing voices. /// Smooth Jazz vocals & music ?

 

The Montgomery Brothers, "Groove Yard", 45rpm, Analogue Productions.

 

Rosemary Clooney & Duke Ellington, "Blue Rose", 33.3rpm, Pure Pleasure Records.

 

The sound quality and music of Blue Rose put me in the mood for some more Duke. Now up, "Masterpieces by Ellington", 33.3rpm, Analogue Productions. If this album had Rosemary singing instead of Yvonne, it would be perfect, IMO.

 

Another high quality recording of great music. Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington, "Recording Together for the First Time", 33.3rpm, Roulette or Classic Records reissue. They both have the same ID, SR52074. Superb sound.

 

Now up, "Satch Plays Fats", Louis Armstrong, 33.3rpm, WaxTime. The recording sounds a lot like a compact disc, but is still an enjoyable listen, as the vinyl is quiet and there is decent, but not great dynamic range, especially when compared to the previous records I've listened to the last few hours. If you can find this record by a different company, especially from an analog source, I'd buy that one.

 

The Three Sounds, "Bottoms Up", 45rpm, Analogue Productions reissue.

 

Dean Martin, "Dream With Dean", 33.3rpm, Legacy reissue. Excellent sound.

 

McCoy Tyner, "Plays John Coltrane", Redbook.

 

Buddy Rich, "Class Of '78", 33.3rpm, Direct to Disc, The Great American Gramophone Company. Oh hell yeah!

 

 

Buckwheat Zydeco, "Lay Your Burden Down", Redbook.

 

Putumayo Presents Zydeco, Redbook. I highly recommend this.

 

Way plesantly blown away by this!