Wax Treasure (Vinyl)

[GraemeE]

@J-IV take me to school with some lee deep cuts?

[ManiacLachy]

I'm expanding my jazz appreciation thanks to the likes of you @J-IV and @GraemeE, much appreciated. I'm interested, but don't know much of where to start, so I'm enjoying putting your suggestions on the stereo via Apple Music.

[GraemeE]

@ManiacLachy ive picked up on a fair amount of new (to me) tunes from what @J-IV posts and I'm going to out on a limb and say that @NickD probably has some gold on those shelves of his

[J-IV]

@ManiacLachy ahh you give me too much credit. Take note of anything @GraemeE post. He’s the lifeline of this thread and I can’t wait to share a drink with him and nerd out on IH and music with him (and anyone on here for that matter).

[J-IV]

@GraemeE I feel like Lee as a sideman was mad underrated. So the records where he isn’t a lead or featured are often overlooked. Here’s a couple off top:

[NickD]

@GraemeE said in Wax Treasure (Vinyl):

@ManiacLachy ive picked up on a fair amount of new (to me) tunes from what @J-IV posts and I'm going to out on a limb and say that @NickD probably has some gold on those shelves of his

Even with a few hundred jazz titles I still feel like I’m just scratching the surface of the genre.

Anyway, here’s one for today. Ellington, Mingus and Max Roach. Not a group of musicians you’d imagine together, but it’s an absolute classic.

[GraemeE]

https://open.spotify.com/album/70Yl2w1p00whfnC7fj94ox?si=uqqu4Fj5R_ifmdYnK2WlXg

[68degreesorless]

Todays score from jazz record center in NYC (great shop)