What's Spinning

[POGunter]

 

[Andy]

Buena Vista Social Club

 

[The Denmarkian Wonder]

 

[Poly-Rythmo]

#1536-1537

Run The Jewels 4
Bentho Gustave et L'International Poly-Rythmo - Le Disque d'Or

A cracking rap album, plus one of the better Poly-Rythmo albums by their sidekicks (this one by the bassist with plenty of reggae inspiration).

 

[johnpisme]

 

[Selaws]

Lou Donaldson - Sophisticated Lou (Blue Note, 1973 First Pressing)

A late era release from the saxophonist. More of a throwback to some early era standards with a string arrangement backing. Not the greatest of albums from him, but not a bad change either.

 

[Selaws]

John Surman - How Many Clouds Can You See? (Deram, 1970 First Pressing)

Seeing @Mr Moore play his pile of more free thinking jazz convinced me to play this one.Definitely an album that requires my full attention when listening to it. Fantastic stuff. This copy was bought on its release, played once, then shelved for the next 50 years until it came to me. Brilliant sounding record.

 

[POGunter]

Got the house to myself for a bit.

 

[ThePakoBuelna]

Billy Woods
Dour Candy

 

[The Denmarkian Wonder]

 

[ThePakoBuelna]

Johnny Griffin
A Blowin' Session

 

[Bluecloud777]

Jenn Champion "Single Rider"

 

[Selaws]

Tubby Hayes Quartet - Tubby's Groove (Tempo Records, 1960 First Mono Pressing)
Plus - Tubby Hayes' Signature

Decided to keep with the Brit jazz theme with one of my favourites from Tubby Hayes. As a bonus, I thought I would also share a photo of an oddity, a scrap of paper signed by the saxophonist.

 

[tvham]

Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Schmilsson

Love this album. This is the RSD version from a few years ago, sounds pretty great.

 

[Panera Ciabatta Diapers]

It's Sunday and

Jesus died for somebody's sins but not mine

 

[tvham]

Lou Reed - Transformer

In my recent quest to add more classics to my collection this PIF from @TenderLovingKiller® couldn’t have popped up at a better time. Thanks again!

 

[Poly-Rythmo]

#1538-1539

Phil Spector's Greatest Hits
Orchestre Bawobab - Senegaal Sunugaal

Obviously Spector is deeply unsavoury but boy did he make some great records. And yet more fabulous, sensual music from one of the great African bands.

 

[NoTrend]

Spike In Vain ‎– Disease Is Relative

 

[kafunis]

Peter Brotzman etal-The Catch Of A Ghost.

 

[tvham]

Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain

Not my favorite Miles release (I prefer hard bop Miles vs soundtrack to plotting to overthrow the government Miles) but I’m still thrilled to finally own it.