Classical Vinyl Series

Great setup.

How in the heck did Horace Silver lift that intro to Steely Dan's "Ricky don't loose that number" off the 1974  Pretzel Logic Album? 

I like my 1965 copy. It was an usual find-nearly perfect in a box very cheap, uninteresting LP's. It must have been overlooked by the staff.

Hi @tablejockey ,

I think the first edition of The Horace Silver ‎Song For My Father sounds best.
I bought mine on eBay. But the needle was jumped on the first track. So, the seller refunded me.
Yes I just listened  RIKKI DON'T LOSE THAT NUMBER on YouTube - nice song.

Regards,
Alex.

"I bought mine on eBay. But the needle was jumped on the first track. So, the seller refunded me."

Lucky for you the seller refunded your purchase. Song for my Father is a fantastic album. IMO a  "must have" for any Jazz collection.

Looks like you're not too familiar with Steely Dan? Donald Fagan was a big Jazz fan. That intro was their tribute to the great Horace Silver. Their 1st 3-4 albums are what to seek out.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steely_Dan_discographyd

Recorded with Zoom Q3 HD video recorder.

Lee Morgan ‎– The Sidewinder
Blue Note 2008 reissue
https://youtu.be/lux9uiReHWk

The Real McCoy - Search For Peace
Blue Note 2014 reissue
https://youtu.be/XDQQoS4PuAg

Bill Evans Trio - My Foolish Heart
OJC-210 (RLP-9399)
ZOOM0004.MOV (dropbox.com)

Bill Evans’ album is much more revealing than others. Anyway, Bill Evans’ Waltz for Debby is one of the best live Jazz recording IMHO.

Joe Henderson ‎– Page One - Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series
"Recorda-Me"
https://youtu.be/RAYW6YSjHEM

"Blue Bossa"
https://youtu.be/eNH4gCjNq2o