Vinyl's jazz rips

[vinylmartyr]

I come across a lot of sweet Jazz records thought I would rip some and share them in this thread. All rips will be from original pressings.

Today we start with Kenny Dorham "Una Mas (One More Time)" Recorded for Blue Note at Englewood Cliffs, NJ, April 1, 1963.










“Una Mas” is a testament to Dorham’s singular approach to mixing bossa and bop. His breathy articulations also add spice to an already infectious melody. This was Joe Henderson’s first recording session. Just shy of his 26th birthday and already mature in his conception, Joe would become one of Blue Note’s most celebrated mainstays. In the rhythm section are Herbie Hancock and Tony Williams, two future anchors of the Miles Davis Quintet. Handfuls of groove rise up from Hancock’s fervent and uncharacteristically soulful comping. The spirited cymbals of the 17-year-old Williams complete the package."

I picked up this record at the Buena Park record show a few weeks ago. It is a Original Mono 1st pressing released on Blue Note 4127. It has Van Gelder and the "ear" etched in the dead wax. It has a little static on playback The Vinyl is VG+ with a few slight surface marks no feelable scratches. The Cover is in Good + with some writing on the back.


http://rapidshare.com/files/29174282...time_.rar.html

[jazzz]

this is sweet! Thanks Vinyl!!

[rskapcat]

Excellent. No better time to start my jazz education.

[hendrixfan143]

i have some jazz quartet covering bach on vinyl

[rskapcat]

I'm listening and thoroughly enjoying, Jeff. Thank you.

[vinylmartyr]

No Problem I will put up another record soon.

[Alchemy]

There's a jazz place called Blue Note by the subway station for Washington Square that I always see, but I don't know if it's affiliated with Blue Note Records.

[Still-ill]

This is fantastic... keep it up!

[higgybaby23]

Gratitude.

[disgustipated]

awesome! thanks!

[TheWatcher]

So do you all have the "Premium" membership?

I can't download the file. First, the script doesn't work in IE6 or Firefox 3.5.2 (even with scripting all turned on). Opera seems like it might work, but it won't let me download the file, says too many users.

[TomAz]

So do you all have the "Premium" membership?

I can't download the file. First, the script doesn't work in IE6 or Firefox 3.5.2 (even with scripting all turned on). Opera seems like it might work, but it won't let me download the file, says too many users.

We regret that currently we have no available slots for free users. Unfortunately you will have to wait 2 minutes, this will allow us to continue to provide our service to our Premium users. Afterwards it will be checked again if you can access the file. If you do not want to wait that long, become Premium member.

[TheWatcher]

You too?

[TomAz]

yep

[rskapcat]

I have to wait 60 seconds before I can download the file whenever I use the free service (as in, there's a silly little timer counting down the seconds), but I've never had a problem with the download.

[Still-ill]

The timer isn't there. It just says come back in two minutes. It's been close to two minutes for me.

[Still-ill]

Well... now it says:
We regret that currently we have no available slots for free users. Unfortunately you will have to wait 2 minutes, this will allow us to continue to provide our service to our Premium users. Afterwards it will be checked again if you can access the file. If you do not want to wait that long, become Premium member

[menikmati]

Use mediafire or something else instead, it's better.

[vinylmartyr]

Remember my computer Erik. It crashes every time I try mediafire.

[vinylmartyr]

Next up Ornette Coleman "This Is Our Music"






This Is Our Music is a free jazz album, recorded and originally released in 1960, by saxophonist Ornette Coleman (see 1960 in music). It is especially notable as Coleman's only Atlantic recording to feature a standard – an unorthodox version of "Embraceable You" – and as the only album to feature the "classic" quartet lineup with Don Cherry, Charlie Haden, and Ed Blackwell. The session includes several of Coleman's most enduring tunes: "Blues Connotation", "Beauty Is a Rare Thing", and "Kaleidoscope" in particular. ("Beauty Is a Rare Thing" eventually became the title of a boxed set of all Coleman's Atlantic recordings, a set which unearthed a remarkable amount of additional material from the original two sessions.)

This is an original stereo double sided deep groove 1st pressing with the blue and green label with the white fan logo released on Atlantic 1353. It is in superb NM condition with the original inner sleeve.

If you want the link PM me. I will put these on a blog or something.

[TomAz]

All the kids are off school on Columbus Day and are spending their time stealing music on the internet.

[mountmccabe]

Well that is the traditional form of celebration for Columbus day.

Also wasn't the thing that we don't link to albums here?

[menikmati]

Remember my computer Erik. It crashes every time I try mediafire.

Duh, totally forgot! That computer likes to turn off randomly for no reason.

[TheWatcher]

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Occurs in IE6, Firefox 3.52, Opera 10.0. Scripting is not blocked.

Conclusion: rapidshare does not like me

[TheWatcher]

Remember my computer Erik. It crashes every time I try mediafire.

What kind of computer do you have? OS?

[bug on your lip]

can someone put any of this in zip format for me??


pretty pleez with cherries?

i don't have a program to open rar, & can't dl anything new onto my work laptop

[TomAz]

Today we start with Kenny Dorham "Una Mas (One More Time)" Recorded for Blue Note at Englewood Cliffs, NJ, April 1, 1963.

only three tracks? is that right or did I screw something up?

[vinylmartyr]

Yeah just 3 tracks.

[vinylmartyr]

I have a ten year old HP with xp.

[TomAz]

can someone put any of this in zip format for me??


pretty pleez with cherries?

i don't have a program to open rar, & can't dl anything new onto my work laptop

check your PMs