Whats on your turntable tonight?

David Gilmour "Live in Gdansk" LP No. 3

J.S. Bach "Orchestral Suites" Linde-Consort (EMI/Angel SB-3943) a digital LP, kind of lacking in overall weight, but a good performance

John Coltrane "Soultrane" (Prestige P-7142) w/ Red Garland and Paul Chambers, Arthur Taylor on drums

Ray Charles - "What'd I Say" [Atlantic LP '59]
Magic Sam - "Easy Baby" [Charly LP '85, rec. '57-'66] Early singles from the Cobra, Chief and Crash labels
Perez Prado - "Exotic Suite Of The Americas" [RCA LP '62] A Living Stereo engineered by one Ed Begley -- any relation to the actors Sr. and Jr.?
Elvin Jones - "Poly-Currents" [Blue Note LP '69] With George Coleman and Joe Farrell tenor, Pepper Adams baritone, Wilbur Little bass, Candido conga
The Delfonics - S/T [Philly Groove LP '70]
Jim Hall Trio - "Circles" [Concord Jazz LP '81]

You guys are having too much fun!! I've got to get more listening time!

Lazy Saturday morning w/ coffee and records - good times:

Jimmy Hendrix - Are You Experienced?
Fairport Convention - Unhalfbricking
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane - Duke Ellington & John Coltrane

Just picked up a few LPs at Everybody's Records.

First up Bill Evans "New Jazz Conceptions" mint condition $5.99 on Riverside.Mono
I recently was turned on to Bill Evans by my good friend and audiophile Tom Collins. I was immediately hooked.His style seems to be somewhere between Brubeck and T.Monk. amazing!

Next: Brubeck "Right Now!" VG+ $7.99 A compilation of Brubeck favs on Columbia Record Club label.