Oh yes @IvdZ !!
Great catalogue 
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@MrDom
Hi
I’m pretty much a fifty fifty collection wise between Vinyl and CD but don’t do any streaming.
Much prefer the Vinyl format but new Vinyl is a bit of a gamble these days.
Regards.
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Wynton Marsalis with members of JLCO.
Recently released live concert recording from 2006.
Sacrilege or helping to keep the flame burning?
Either way it’s a lot of fun.
Streaming on Qobuz/Roon.
Enjoy
Dave
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Loving listening to this tonight.
New to me and so far I’ve only played side 1 which is a trip.
I’ve spent too much on high end Classical and Jazz vinyl recently , so I decided to ‘economise’ and buy this version of an album I didn’t know. It’s not a gatefold and doesn’t seem to have quite the clarity of a tone poet gatefold type release ( though it sounds very good).
Is there a better, tone poet style version out there?
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There is an issue from the Acoustic Sounds series available and it sounds fantastic
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LondonJazzCollector pulled this out of his shelves for a listen. It reminded me what a fine record it was.Duke I always think of as Bud Powell lite.
Dizzy a fine,secure,steady horn not prone to visit the stratosphere or engage in endless poorly executed lines. The other three,priceless.
I have no interest in LJC’s vinyl arcanery but his musical comments are always perceptive.
On Qobuz.
If you are of a certain age….old… he has a feature on a Harry South album,sadly not on Qobuz but with some fine pictures from the days of yore.
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Another London Jazz Collector prompt - I haven’t played it for years. Good sound which seems to fall away on the later tracks.
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Those two Harry South 4CD sets on R&B Records are the bees knees!
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Released on August 11 (digital only): Flow by Slowly Rolling Camera, personnel:
- Dave Stapleton - Keyboards
- Josh Arcoleo - Saxophone
- Stuart McCallum - Guitar
- Elliot Bennett - Drums
- Verneri Pohjola - Trumpet
If you look up “build-up” in the Grove dictionary, good chance you’ll find track 5: “Connected”…
Bit more Duke Jordan. Three elderly gentlemen enjoying themselves.
Wilbur Little and Roy Haynes.
Decent sound apart from the engineer failing to capture Roy’s cymbals properly.
Qobuz.
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Thank you, just added these to my favorites
Nice! I bought that as a Linn Selekt LP/Jasmine pressing back when dealers were selling those rekords
I second @krautnaimie the Acoustic Sounds Series is recommended.
Although I’m very fortunate to own a copy of the very well regarded Alto Analogue issue, but thats going to cost you a bankers bonus these days I believe
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I’ve been enjoying Red Garland - Soul Junction since randomly coming across it browsing Qobuz, I posted it recently.
Now a little bird told me if you like that then you need this…
All Mornin’ Long
From the same session as Soul Junction making for an excellent double bill.
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It’s a great album indeed.
Imagine a hi fi shop selling vinyl. 
Those were the days. 
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