What's Spinning

[kvetcha]

Carly Rae Jepsen - Dedicated Side B

 

[ThePakoBuelna]

Waiting for some Blue Clouds stack

 

[Matt M]

Fourth in the @TenderLovingKiller® stack.

Ryan Adams - Gold

 

[D Jilla]

Vulcans - Star Trek
Real Gone reissue (2019)

Pretty wild album. Dub tracks with spacey synths - inspired by Star Trek I guess? There’s also a track about Dracula.

 

[Matt M]

Last from the @TenderLovingKiller® stack. Thanks again!

Neil Young - After The Gold Rush

 

[Selaws]

Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five - Period - 1926 (Columbia, 1951 First UK Pressing)

Some old school spins. Looking back at the beginnings (or near the beginnings) of what we consider to be Jazz today!

 

[Joe Mac]

Tom Waits - Closing Time

I think it’s an evening for spinning Mr Waits!

 

[The Denmarkian Wonder]

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

Stacks by @Matt M no. 5 [complete]
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Orange

 

[Selaws]

Ornette Coleman - A Shape Of Jazz To Come (Atlantic, 1959 Stereo First Pressing)

Its been a few months since this one was on the platter and it still grabs my attention everytime it starts. Very powerful stuff.

 

[Poly-Rythmo]

My collection #662-663

Bob Dylan - The Real Albert Hall Concert
Don't Problem - DP EP

Great live Dylan, plus my favourite unknown modern jazz album, showing what a brass band can do when playing originals not covers.

Liminality, by Don't Problem

10 track album

dontproblem.bandcamp.com

 

[Joe Mac]

Tom Waits - Rain Dogs

 

[CrazyDiamond84]

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

RL Burnside - A Ass Pocket of Whiskey

 

[Selaws]

Herbie Hancock - Maiden Voyage (1965 First Mono Pressing)

A perfect late night spin! Never gets old.

 

[ThePakoBuelna]

Lazy pic incoming. Forgot to take picture of selection number 2

 

[Joe Mac]

Tom Waits - Mule Variations

 

[Selaws]

Tom Waits - Mule Variations

Your on quite the Wait's binge tonight! Im going to have to spin some myself tomorrow!!

 

[Joe Mac]

Your on quite the Wait's binge tonight! Im going to have to spin some myself tomorrow!!

Hahaha! Yeah the mood just came upon me and i just had to keep going!

 

[Selaws]

Count Basie – At The Savoy Ballroom 1937 (Sagapan, 1971 First Pressing)

This album features one of Basie's most regarded performances and features the incredible Billie Holiday. She had joined the Basie Orchestra for his US tour in order to build upon her current status (she was in direct competition with Ella Fitzgerald at the time). Outside of the music (which is stunning in itself) the tour was a nightmare, with Holiday's heavy drug use and tantrums causing constant problems. She supposedly would refuse to walk on stage until Basie handed her payment over, and she would often demand more, which he would have to pay otherwise she wouldn't perform. However its also safe to say that she was not getting the recognition she deserves, and in fact this record has no mention whatsoever to her even being in the group, even though her performances are stand-out!