In town and visited this new listening bar in Brooklyn. Great selection of records! Crown heights on Franklin between Atlantic and Eastern Parkway. Check it out if you're around! 

<div class="md"><p>In town and visited this new listening bar in Brooklyn. Great selection of records! Crown heights on Franklin between Atlantic and Eastern Parkway. Check it out if you&#39;re around! </p>
</div>

Kissa Kissa Jazz Vinyl Bar in Brooklyn, NY

Little Mancini ala Manne while I cook dinner.

Sides 1 & 2 previously released as Prestige 7304, sides 3 & 4 released as Prestige 7366. 

<div class="md"><p>Sides 1 &amp; 2 previously released as Prestige 7304, sides 3 &amp; 4 released as Prestige 7366. </p>
</div>

Eric Dolphy — Copenhagen Concert Prestige Twofer (1973)

Made out like a bandit in Baltimore today. Coincidentally, I had just ordered a copy of Keith Jarrett’s Standards Vol 2, so that’s in the mail too!

Excited to get back home to my turntable tomorrow and check out ones I’m not too familiar with, like the John Handy joint

<div class="md"><p>Made out like a bandit in Baltimore today. Coincidentally, I had just ordered a copy of Keith Jarrett’s Standards Vol 2, so that’s in the mail too!</p>

<p>Excited to get back home to my turntable tomorrow and check out ones I’m not too familiar with, like the John Handy joint</p>
</div>

Happy haul

Osie Johnson And His Combos In Johnson's Whacks (1955 Period)

<div class="md"><p>Now all I need is a lighthouse. </p>
</div>

Howard Rumsey’s Lighthouse All-Stars - Music for Lighthousekeeping (1957, Contemporary C3528)

I know it’s not vinyl but here’s some of my Jazz

<div class="md"><p>I know it’s not vinyl but here’s some of my Jazz</p>
</div>

8 track Jazz

<div class="md"><p>Purchased</p>
</div>

A very unexpected find in a cheapo eBay lot.

Hank Jones – Swings Songs From Lerner and Loewes' Gigi (1958 Golden Crest)

Various-   “Library of Sound Grooves: Action Beat & Psycho Grooves From the Italian Cinema (1966-1974)”  (2015)

<div class="md"><p>Various-   “Library of Sound Grooves: Action Beat &amp; Psycho Grooves From the Italian Cinema (1966-1974)”  (2015)</p>
</div>

Italians Do It Better. Fantastic 2LP Gatefold Selection.

Found another one off my ——“ wanted list “ Walt Dickerson and Richard Davis TOGETHERNESS Steeplechase 1213 recorded 1985

Miles Davis- Round About Midnight, 2013 repress. Really pleased that this has been properly reissued by RTI. Pressing is perfect, quiet and flat. Having a copy that sounds this good without the pops and clicks of the old copies is a real treat. 

Now the funny thing is, they had this new for 30 bucks and right beside it one of those DOL/WaxTime versions in red vinyl for 39 bucks! That's a real shame as I bet people who don't know will spend the 39 thinking they are getting the better version. 

<div class="md"><p>Miles Davis- Round About Midnight, 2013 repress. Really pleased that this has been properly reissued by RTI. Pressing is perfect, quiet and flat. Having a copy that sounds this good without the pops and clicks of the old copies is a real treat. </p>

<p>Now the funny thing is, they had this new for 30 bucks and right beside it one of those DOL/WaxTime versions in red vinyl for 39 bucks! That&#39;s a real shame as I bet people who don&#39;t know will spend the 39 thinking they are getting the better version. </p>
</div>

Round About Midnight Mono

Incredibly rare and amazing Blue Note 1500 series original 1957 pressing featuring John Jenkins on saxophone and legend Kenny Burrell.

Really hard to come by an original one and the guy I got it from told me it skipped so I offered him $150 for it. Though the cover is absolutely trashed and held together by duct tape, the disc plays beautifully in the VG range with no skips!

Very happy to have this and add it to my collection :)

<div class="md"><p>Incredibly rare and amazing Blue Note 1500 series original 1957 pressing featuring John Jenkins on saxophone and legend Kenny Burrell.</p>

<p>Really hard to come by an original one and the guy I got it from told me it skipped so I offered him $150 for it. Though the cover is absolutely trashed and held together by duct tape, the disc plays beautifully in the VG range with no skips!</p>

<p>Very happy to have this and add it to my collection :)</p>
</div>

New holy grail of my Jazz collection.

Love all three of these. One of my local stores that is usually pretty light on jazz bought a great collection. Was a nice surprise and I’ll be going back soon…

<div class="md"><p>Love all three of these. One of my local stores that is usually pretty light on jazz bought a great collection. Was a nice surprise and I’ll be going back soon…</p>
</div>

Alice and Pharoah

Had an incredible day digging around the Temecula valley yesterday. 

Top right is a live set from Bud Powell. It's a wonderful performance highlighted by a version of "Salt Peanuts" at practically double time. 

Middle right was the gem of the day, the debut collaboration between Archie Shepp and Bill Dixon - og copy. The sleeve is in brutal shape, but in a way very attractive to me. It was VERY well loved by it's owner, and these kinds of copies are an honor to have in the collection. The disc is VG+ and sounds wonderful. Elated. 

The two on the left are by avant-gardist David Murray whose records have always eluded me. The shop had many more by him but I blew my budget on the Shep/Dixon record. Top one is solo-Sax and is WAY out there.

The bottom is the second lead recording by the always exciting Roland Kirk. Mercury original, a little beat up, but only $5. Can't lose. 

<div class="md"><p>Had an incredible day digging around the Temecula valley yesterday. </p>

<p>Top right is a live set from Bud Powell. It&#39;s a wonderful performance highlighted by a version of &quot;Salt Peanuts&quot; at practically double time. </p>

<p>Middle right was the gem of the day, the debut collaboration between Archie Shepp and Bill Dixon - og copy. The sleeve is in brutal shape, but in a way very attractive to me. It was VERY well loved by it&#39;s owner, and these kinds of copies are an honor to have in the collection. The disc is VG+ and sounds wonderful. Elated. </p>

<p>The two on the left are by avant-gardist David Murray whose records have always eluded me. The shop had many more by him but I blew my budget on the Shep/Dixon record. Top one is solo-Sax and is WAY out there.</p>

<p>The bottom is the second lead recording by the always exciting Roland Kirk. Mercury original, a little beat up, but only $5. Can&#39;t lose. </p>
</div>

Deeper Cuts

<div class="md"><p>Various-  “Mambo For Cats”  (1958)</p>
</div>

Cats In The Craddle. Original Mono US Pressing.

If Erroll isn’t part of your Sunday routine…

Newest addition, Japanese press with OBI

Scored a nice stack of Jazz this am Northern Ohio!! Gotta love finding those little treasures in the stack.

[Discogs](https://www.discogs.com/release/3954187-The-Kenny-Burrell-Octet-Lotsa-Bossa-Nova)

<div class="md"><p><a href="https://www.discogs.com/release/3954187-The-Kenny-Burrell-Octet-Lotsa-Bossa-Nova">Discogs</a></p>
</div>

The Kenny Burrell Octet – Lotsa Bossa Nova!

$2 flea market finds. I'm super excited about this Kenny Burrell. It's got Freddie Hubbard on it and Burrell is really top notch. CTI hasn't let me down yet. The Creed Taylor Orchestra is one of those where I figure I'll never see one again so might as well grab it, although it will probably get very limited spins. 

I'm beginning to wonder about a timeline that allows Stan Kenton to do Richard Wagner. Again I could pass up the possibility.

<div class="md"><p>$2 flea market finds. I&#39;m super excited about this Kenny Burrell. It&#39;s got Freddie Hubbard on it and Burrell is really top notch. CTI hasn&#39;t let me down yet. The Creed Taylor Orchestra is one of those where I figure I&#39;ll never see one again so might as well grab it, although it will probably get very limited spins. </p>

<p>I&#39;m beginning to wonder about a timeline that allows Stan Kenton to do Richard Wagner. Again I could pass up the possibility.</p>
</div>

Didn't know it but but it was a Creed Taylor Saturday

Bin diving finds this week.

Roy Haynes Quartet – Out Of The Afternoon (1974 Impulse)

A duo of duos

Jazz Room reissue from 2022 of this psychedelic/funky/spiritual album from an amazing flautist and close friend of Jeremy Steig, plus a few more offerings from DJ Paul Murphy’s label. Jazz Room is dedicated to putting out some really great lesser known gems.

<div class="md"><p>Jazz Room reissue from 2022 of this psychedelic/funky/spiritual album from an amazing flautist and close friend of Jeremy Steig, plus a few more offerings from DJ Paul Murphy’s label. Jazz Room is dedicated to putting out some really great lesser known gems.</p>
</div>

Eric Ghost - Secret Sauce (1975)

I need Joe Henderson - State of the Tenor Vol. 2. You can still buy brand new copies of Vol 1 but Vol 2 seems long out of print. 

Do I shell out on eBay or Discogs or wait?

<div class="md"><p>I need Joe Henderson - State of the Tenor Vol. 2. You can still buy brand new copies of Vol 1 but Vol 2 seems long out of print. </p>

<p>Do I shell out on eBay or Discogs or wait?</p>
</div>

Do Tone Poets ever get re-released?

Wes Montgomery – California Dreaming

My set up

Just got these ... all VG+ or better

My local record store doesn't have everything I want but these are nice. Forgive my poor camera quality.

<div class="md"><p>My local record store doesn&#39;t have everything I want but these are nice. Forgive my poor camera quality.</p>
</div>

My humble collection

[Vinyl_Blues](https://www.reddit.com/r/Vinyl_Blues/)

<div class="md"><p><a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/Vinyl_Blues/">Vinyl_Blues</a></p>
</div>

<div class="md"><p>All who love jazz and love vinyl are welcome.  Discussing favorites, posting &quot;what&#39;s spinning&quot;, recommending new releases/represses, favorite players, labels, etc...  Come join the fun!</p>
</div>

14,767 Subscribers