Whats on your turntable tonight?

An ADC XLM MkIII with one of the three new stylus I got at a cartridge clinic from Shure in, well some time back. Perhaps a Linn with a Linn tonearm and the Chet Baker/Gerry Mulligan "Live at Carnegie" or Linda Ronstadt's "Hasten Down the Wind"..or, well, the hits just keep on etc..

Art Blakely and the Messengers, live in France.

(she-be-do-wop-do-do-wop)

Eneide - same Italy prog '72

Arcadium - Breathe A While

This Is Howard Roberts-Color Him Funky on Capitol Demensions In Jazz ST-1887 Stereo LP recorded 1963. Swingin' Man!

Marian McPartland - "A Delicate Balance" [Halcyon LP '72]

Duke Ellington - "...Meets Coleman Hawkins" [Impulse! stereo LP '63]

Michel Legrand - "Legrand Jazz" [Columbia mono LP '58]

James Moody - "Last Train From Overbrook" [Argo mono LP '58] As detailed in the liners, Overbrook was the New Jersey mental institution where Moody was consigned for treatment of alcoholism for the 5 months prior to taking the overnight train to Chicago (after gaining his doctor's permission) to record this album

George Freeman - "Birth Sign" [Delmark LP '72] Guitarist sideman for, at various times, Richard 'Groove' Holmes, Gene Ammons, and Shirley Scott, here joined by his tenorist brother Von Freeman on this collection of primarily originals

Johnny Hodges with Leon Thomas & Oliver Nelson - "3 Shades Of Blue" [Flying Dutchman LP '70]

Ray Bryant - "The Ray Bryant Touch" [Cadet mono LP '67]

Sonny Fortune - "Waves Of Dreams" [Horizon/A&M LP '76]

Jimmy Hughes - "Why Not Tonight?" [Atco mono LP '67] Compilation of the southern soul singer's Fame label singles, including my fave "Neighbor, Neighbor"