Such a great way to start the day!

Recently got the UA pressing with an autograph from an auction for $85.

Not among my most played albums in the collection. But it just happended that I came across each copy in a great condition and at a good price that I can't pass.

I got my first copy back in 2021, Classic Records pressing in prestine condition at ¥4,320 ($38 at the time). Defintely a buy.

After that, Japan mono replica (again NM/NM) from a local seller at 2,000 baht ($60), i took it.

And 2 recent pressing, the blue note detroit series with third man and bluenote exclusive pressing at retail.

Hopefully, next one us Lexington at cheap 😃

Great 1976 release along with McCoy Hubert Laws on flute Ron Carter bass and here he is again Billy Cobham drums

Anyone interested in Oscar Peterson vinyl? I have about 10 doubles to share

So I googled him. He passed away in 2003. I wonder the journey this record took to get to me.

Rest in peace Mr. Edwards - I am loving your record!

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for some great jazz album recommendations that are perfect for warm or hot summer nights. Specifically, I’m interested in albums that create a relaxed and vibey atmosphere, ideal for unwinding and enjoying the night. What are your go-to albums for these kinds of evenings, and what makes them so special?

I’d love to hear about the albums that you think capture that magical, soothing feeling of a summer night. Thanks in advance for your suggestions! :)

I’m always on the lookout for new ECM records. Today, I found this Lester Bowie record at a local shop. Fans of The Art Ensemble of Chicago would enjoy this one. It’s also got a cool album cover!

hey everyone, I just got this reissue today by Glamourama records but I have no idea who they r nor how it sounds like… It was more of an impulse purchase but now I’m wondering if anyone knows anything about it… I won’t be able to play it for a couple months to know myself so in the meantime I would love to hear some reviews!

Scored these and one mail day. Just cut my son’s hair while listening to The Gigolo. Wanted to share with like minds.

I'm finding this thread pretty interesting. A while back I added an entry for Introducing Kenny Burrell (and posted HERE about it) and there is a request to merge. The differences I found were

• one has flat edge, is heavier/more brittle and a full P stamp in runouts
• the other not flat edge, lighter/more flexible material and had what looked like two partial P stamps.

Some interesting viewpoints if anyone cares to add their views or follow the discussion.

https://www.discogs.com/forum/thread/1069243?page=1&utm_campaign=user-mention&utm_source=relationship&utm_medium=email&message_id=11051506#11051506

5 by Monk by 5. Off tomorrow for a 3 day weekend! Started listening to the audiobook Thelonious Monk by Robin DG Kelley this morning also.

Hope everyone has a good day! ✌️

Beautiful Japanese pressing from '84. Sounds great for a nearly 40 year old record.

The other day someone posted their copy of the Heath Brothers Marchin on which has always been a “grail” for me. I own a mediocre re issue of it but the OG’s feel a little out of my reach atm. Someone in the comments of that thread suggested this pressing of the Heath Brothers live performance in Paris in 76 (during which they play the famous smilin Billy suite) with Stanley Cowell on keys and I found one of the last ones available in Canada being sold in Ottawa and ordered it immediately. It just arrived today and I haven’t even cracked it and listened to it yet but I’m really excited. Everything I’ve read about this record is really good and I’m not also onto SAM records which seems to do things proper when it comes to pressing a record like this. I will come back to comment my review once I’ve given it a good listen but wanted to share this and thank the person who suggested it. Really happy to own this Heath bro’s record!