Whats on your turntable tonight?

Grant Green - Iron City: Grant Green had the lightest touch, he just seemed to glide across the fretboard. But he could swing hard too! He was a particularly effective rhythm player. His comping behind Big John Patton on Samba de Orfeu was propulsive, snappy and perfectly complementary.

Siliab, thanks for your additional comments about Grant Green. Others have offered some additonal comments in their posts here as well and I want to thank all of you because I find your comments interesting and educational.

Good listening to you,

You're welcome Rushton. Good listening to you too!

Herbie Hancock- Takin' off on Cisco/Blue Note
Very nice!
Happy Listening!

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A Sunday Morning –
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Louis Armstrong - “Under the Stars” 33 rpm Verve
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Louis Armstrong - “ Under the Stars” Classic Records 45 rpm re-issue
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Phoebe Snow - “Phoebe Snow” Shelter Records - SR2109 - great recording ..I have a sealed copy of the DCC version think I've got to open it, clean it and compare the two.
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Malcom Arnold - “English, Scottish, and Cornish Dances - Lyrita SRCS. 109 - a recent repeat, but too good not to...
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Rachmaninov - Symphonic Dances / Vocalise - Dallas Symphony Orchestra / Donald Johanos Conducting - Athena Analogue Recording 1988 ALSW -10001 - Another repeat, but again, well worth it.
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Art Garfunkel - “Breakaway” Columbia 1975
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Henryk Szeryng “ Brahms Violin Concerto” - London Symphony Orchestra / Antal Dorati Conducting - Mercury Living Presence Stereo from 35 MM Magnetic film Recording.
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