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SpintheBlackcircle
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ThePakoBuelna
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Did anyone else receive this? Don't know from where they are, I assume it's from someone I've bought vinyl from lol
My girlfriend did, I did not, and it's hard for me to imagine what site she ordered vinyl from that I haven't but it's possible .
Nee Lewman
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A lovely day for the collection, my cursed Sarah Jarosz record, a trip to the local and buffer for free shipping on sleeves from Plaid Room:
Selaws
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Miles Davis - Porgy And Bess (Fontana/Columbia, 1959 First UK Pressing)
Duke Ellington – Otto Preminger's Anatomy Of A Murder (Philips/Columbia, 1959 First UK Mono Pressing)
Charles Mingus - Blues & Roots (London/Atlantic Records, 1960 First UK Mono Pressing)
Milt Jackson - Jackson'sville (Savoy/London Records, 1956 First UK Mono Pressing)
Milt Jackson - Ballads & Blues (Savoy/London Records, 1956 First UK Mono Pressing)
The Gerry Mulligan Sextet - Presenting The Gerry Mulligan Sextet (Emarcy, 1956 First UK Pressing)
Johnny Griffin Orchestra - The Big Soul-Band (Riverside, 1961 First UK Pressing)
Jimmy Rushing With Buck Clayton And His Orchestra - The Jazz Odyssey Of James Rushing Esq. (Philips/Columbia, 1957 First UK Pressing)
John Dankworth And His Orchestra - The $1,000,000 Collection (Fontana, 1967 First UK Mono Pressing)
Latin All Stars - Jazz Heat Bongo Beat (Eros/Crown Records, 1961 First UK Pressing)
Weather Report – Heavy Weather (CBS, 1977 First UK Pressing)
Stan Getz - Interpretations (MFP, 1965 UK Pressing)
I cleaned up at the carboot today with a huge stack of jazz records. All these listed were from today's carboot apart from the last 3 which were from Wednesday's. I also managed to find some 10" which are in the next photo.
King Curtis - Live At Fillmore West (ATCO, 2021 Vinyl Me Please Pressing)
Sonny Rollins - Way Out West (Contemporary Records, 1958 First UK Mono Pressing)
Stan Getz - Stan Getz At Storyville (Vogue/Royal Roost, 1954 First UK 10" Mono Pressing)
The Bob Cooper Sextet - The Bob Cooper Sextet (Capitol Records, 1954 First UK 10" Mono Pressing)
Jimmy Giuffre - Jimmy Giuffre (Capitol Records, 1954 First UK 10" Pressing)
The Red Norvo Trio - Men At Work (Vogue/Discovery, 1951 First UK Pressing)
The King Curtis took its time but looks fantastic, I love the full gatefold spread. The Sonny Rollins is a killer buy, which was affordable due to the water damaged sleeve, but luckily the record itself is fantastic. The 10" records were all from this mornings carboot and a couple of them have the original rice paper inners as well.
Crescendo & Jazz Journal Bundle
Dusk Fire: Jazz in English Hands by Michael Garrick & Trevor Bannister
Finally some more reading material. The magazines were cheapo buys from a carboot sale. The Michael Garrick autobiography is one that I have been trying to find for a while and was thrilled to get this copy.
Duke Ellington – Otto Preminger's Anatomy Of A Murder (Philips/Columbia, 1959 First UK Mono Pressing)
Charles Mingus - Blues & Roots (London/Atlantic Records, 1960 First UK Mono Pressing)
Milt Jackson - Jackson'sville (Savoy/London Records, 1956 First UK Mono Pressing)
Milt Jackson - Ballads & Blues (Savoy/London Records, 1956 First UK Mono Pressing)
The Gerry Mulligan Sextet - Presenting The Gerry Mulligan Sextet (Emarcy, 1956 First UK Pressing)
Johnny Griffin Orchestra - The Big Soul-Band (Riverside, 1961 First UK Pressing)
Jimmy Rushing With Buck Clayton And His Orchestra - The Jazz Odyssey Of James Rushing Esq. (Philips/Columbia, 1957 First UK Pressing)
John Dankworth And His Orchestra - The $1,000,000 Collection (Fontana, 1967 First UK Mono Pressing)
Latin All Stars - Jazz Heat Bongo Beat (Eros/Crown Records, 1961 First UK Pressing)
Weather Report – Heavy Weather (CBS, 1977 First UK Pressing)
Stan Getz - Interpretations (MFP, 1965 UK Pressing)
I cleaned up at the carboot today with a huge stack of jazz records. All these listed were from today's carboot apart from the last 3 which were from Wednesday's. I also managed to find some 10" which are in the next photo.
King Curtis - Live At Fillmore West (ATCO, 2021 Vinyl Me Please Pressing)
Sonny Rollins - Way Out West (Contemporary Records, 1958 First UK Mono Pressing)
Stan Getz - Stan Getz At Storyville (Vogue/Royal Roost, 1954 First UK 10" Mono Pressing)
The Bob Cooper Sextet - The Bob Cooper Sextet (Capitol Records, 1954 First UK 10" Mono Pressing)
Jimmy Giuffre - Jimmy Giuffre (Capitol Records, 1954 First UK 10" Pressing)
The Red Norvo Trio - Men At Work (Vogue/Discovery, 1951 First UK Pressing)
The King Curtis took its time but looks fantastic, I love the full gatefold spread. The Sonny Rollins is a killer buy, which was affordable due to the water damaged sleeve, but luckily the record itself is fantastic. The 10" records were all from this mornings carboot and a couple of them have the original rice paper inners as well.
Crescendo & Jazz Journal Bundle
Dusk Fire: Jazz in English Hands by Michael Garrick & Trevor Bannister
Finally some more reading material. The magazines were cheapo buys from a carboot sale. The Michael Garrick autobiography is one that I have been trying to find for a while and was thrilled to get this copy.
JohnnyCashFan
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avecigrec
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The legendary carboots especiallyI think I'm adding to my bucket list... music shopping with Selaws In London one day
Selaws
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Anytime!!I think I'm adding to my bucket list... music shopping with Selaws In London one day
JohnnyCashFan
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A few recent additions
First two were recommended here in the Pressings thread. The Miles Mono was cut by KG I think ? The Acoustic Sounds Armstrong/Peterson was a Amz wharehouse deal that ended up being $15 shipped and fine ( but no outer wrapping or jacket)
First two were recommended here in the Pressings thread. The Miles Mono was cut by KG I think ? The Acoustic Sounds Armstrong/Peterson was a Amz wharehouse deal that ended up being $15 shipped and fine ( but no outer wrapping or jacket)
Bull Shannon
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A local shop was having a sidewalk sale; there were a couple of Neil Young albums I was very very close to copping (Return to Greendale and Young Shakespeare) that were still just a hair over too much at sale price, but I had to grab this one since it was one of my best of 2020:
BazookaTooth
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Ordered some 2nd hand CDs ..
JohnnyCashFan
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Here is my birthday present from my Granddaughter. It beats socks! Love the cd so this one will be getting spinned this week.
