Dexter Gordon Quartet - Swiss Nights, SteepleChase Records (1980)
First in the series of three top draw recordings from the Zurich Jazz Festival 1975.
Featuring Kenny Drew on piano, Niels-Henning Orsted Pederson on bass and Alex Ariel on drums.
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Charity shop today. The classic recordings from the 1970’s. Didn’t have a complete set on vinyl until now. Lovely condition too.
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Jennifer Warnes Famous Blue Raincoat.
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It’s just a shame that there’s no cameo appearance from Eric Morecambe, but perhaps Andrew Preview put his foot down!
(Or you may be too young to have seen that famous TV sketch.)
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No, not too young! ‘I’ll get my baton… it’s in Chicago’!
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Jean-Michel Jarre - Soundtrack to Les Granges Brûlées, from 1973. First ever vinyl reissue, by Transversales Disques.
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Nat Birchall - Songs of The Ancestors - Afro Trane Chapter 2, Ancient Archive of Sound (2023)
In a follow up to the excellent Afro Trane Nat Birchall again looks back to the Spiritual Jazz pioneers for his inspiration and his one-semble again delivers on all counts. He is one of our greatest living Jazzmen and should be celebrated.
Extremely limited edition (150 pressings) of Mono’s “The Last Dawn / Rays of Darkness”.
Japanese post rock legends
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I have a signed copy of this
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Nice!
I saw a signed copy but the price was a lot higher than my copy (£25, used but NM).
Signed is a very nice thing to have, though.
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I had no idea that Colin Davis had recorded this. He looks very young in the cover photo.
Arrived today, Blonde on Blonde is the VMP picked up from Discogs.
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That’s a JAMC album I’ve never owned…may have to rectify that.
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My most recent LP is a transparent copy of Philip Glass’s ‘Glassworks’, one of the very best introductions to his music. Performed by the Philip Glass Ensemble, no less, on Sony/Columbia, with the composer on electric organ.
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Cueing tracks on translucent vinyl is a pain though 
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