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Ok had to watch some live music real quick. Now that is over let’s get back to spinning some vinyl. Houston Person - Person To Person 1970 Prestige(PR 10003). Another Killah lineup let’s look at it right now: Houston Person - tenor saxophone Virgil Jones - trumpet Sonny Phillips - organ, electric piano (tracks 3 & 6) Grant Green - guitar Jimmy Lewis - electric bass Idris Muhammad - drums Buddy Caldwell - congas πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯β˜οΈβ›½οΈπŸ’―. This one has what the kids would call a lil groove. Start the spinning of this album and watch the fun meter go up in your listening area. I got this one cranked and I am diggin the vibe big time. Why can’t the weekend start tonight?🀣😜. This is a good timing album for good timing people ya dig πŸ‘ŒβœŒοΈ. Idris on drums and Grant Green on guitar is a pretty darn good start to a real nice listening experience ya know what I mean? Everyone sounds awesome on this one. Recorded on October 12, 1970 at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. Good evening and good music by @natroy33
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Hello Record Player. Long drive back from Asheville, North Carolina and I am glad to be out of the vehicle. I don’t know if any of you drive that drive from Knoxville to Nashville often but it’s almost all congested traffic the entire way now. Big city traffic sprinkle in just enough semis and cops and everyone is stacked up for miles πŸ™ƒ. I need to listen to some music asap. Let’s spin a couple. These first two have Grant Green in the lineup. Jack McDuff - Goodnight, It’s Time To Go 1961 Prestige PR 7220. This is a great sounding copyπŸ‘Œ. The seams are holding on haha. Let’s look at the Killah lineup: Jack McDuff - organ Harold Vick - tenor saxophone Grant Green - guitar Joe Dukes - drums Booyah!πŸ”₯☝️. Love that lineup. This was recorded July 14, 1961 at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. I picked the right one to get me out of that funky mood haha. Hope your day is a good one. One day closer to that weekend aaaaaaaoooooh!πŸ‘ŒβœŒοΈ by @natroy33
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2 days ago
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Out here in the Asheville North Carolina area so I had to stop by a record store ya know I just wanted to see what goodies they had in the stacks. Harvest Records in Asheville was the store I checked out and I walked around the whole store and definitely like their used record representation πŸ‘Œ. Finding cheap heat is the name of the game. It’s always cool to see what is popular in the area. Working towards that weekend spin session. Hope your week is flying by like mine is✌️ by @natroy33
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2 days ago
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While Bernard Purdie hunting at Daydream Records the other day I found this one has him on it. Aretha Franklin - With Everything I Feel In Me 1974 Colombia. Aretha is a really good piano player and singer. Hearing her live material with King Curtis is hard to beat. Anyway some of that lineup is on this which is her 21st album. Here is the lineup: Aretha Franklin – vocals, acoustic piano Ken Bichel – synthesizer (3, 6, 7), Fender Rhodes electric piano (4) Margaret Branch – background vocals Brenda Bryant – background vocals Hugh McCracken – guitar (1–6, 8, 9) Cornell Dupree – guitar (1–9) Gordon Edwards – bass guitar (1, 2) Chuck Rainey – bass guitar (3–5, 7–9) Bernard Purdie – drums (1–4, 6) Grady Tate – drums (5, 9) Steve Gadd – drums (7) Albhy Galuten – synthesizer (3) Hamish Stuart – percussion (7) Ralph MacDonald – percussion (7) Robbie McIntosh – percussion (7) Arif Mardin – string arrangements (1–4), horn arrangements (2, 4, 6, 7), synthesizer arrangements (3) The Memphis Horns – horns (5, 9) Andrew Love – tenor saxophone (5, 9), tenor sax solo (9) Ed Logan – tenor saxophone (5, 9) Wayne Jackson – trumpet (5, 9) James Mitchell – baritone saxophone (5, 9) Jack Hale – trombone (5, 9) Gene Orloff – concertmaster Leon Pendarvis – Hammond organ (7) Pat Rebillot – Mellotron (3) Pat Smith – background vocals Richard Tee – Fender Rhodes electric piano (1–4, 6, 9), Hammond organ (5,8) Definitely a classic sounding studio album with a whole lot of talent in that lineup. Another album with Bernard Purdie, Steve Gadd, Grady Tate, Chuck Rainey, Cornell Dupree, Hugh McCracken Booyah!!! This album grooves and I’m enjoying the vibe. Late night Sunday spinning. Who is up with me haha? Can’t sleep yet my brain isn’t ready yet πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈβ›½οΈπŸ₯πŸ”₯πŸ˜Άβ€πŸŒ«οΈπŸ‘ŒβœŒοΈ by @natroy33
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5 days ago
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The attic alien has requested more Bernard Purdie. Well I hear you attic alien let’s spin Bernard Purdie - Soul Drums 1967 Date TEM 3006. I saw this posted earlier and in their description they said Bernard is putting on a drum clinic and I would agree this is some of the most awesome and at times intense drumming I have heard in a while πŸ’―πŸ”₯πŸ˜Άβ€πŸŒ«οΈβ›½οΈπŸ‘ŒπŸ₯. Lots of yelling while the testifying is going on πŸš€πŸŒ—πŸ€˜. Here is the lineup: Bernard "Pretty" Purdie – drums, shouting vocals Seldon Powell – tenor saxophone, flute Buddy Lucas – tenor saxophone, flute, baritone saxophone, shouting vocals Billy Butler – guitar Eric Gale – guitar Richard Tee – piano, Hammond organ, arranger Bob Bushnell – bass This album is like a drum lesson in lots of different styles all on one Album. Pretty Purdie is definitely displaying the goods and I would safely say that he is definitely the star of the show. Great lineup on this one. If you see this one out there grab immediately you won’t be sorry. If you like good drumming then this is your album. Check another album with Bernard Purdie off the list Booyah! Weekends are never long enough πŸ™„. Oh well hope you had a great weekend ✌️ by @natroy33
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Freddie McCoy - Listen Here 1968 Prestige PR 7582. If you dig the vibes then this album will be a good one for you. I found this one Bernard Purdie hunting at Daydream Records here in East Nash a couple days ago. He is only on a couple tracks but I will take it. Notch another album with Pretty Purdie on it off the list Booyah! Here is the lineup with their tracks listed as well: Freddie McCoy – vibraphone Wilbur Buscomb, Edward Williams – trumpet (tracks 1 & 5) Quentin Jackson, Melba Liston – trombone (track 1 & 5) Gene Walker – alto saxophone, varitone (tracks 1 & 5) JoAnne Brackeen – electric piano, organ Wally Richardson – guitar (tracks 1 & 5) Raymond McKinney – bass (tracks 2–4 & 6) Jimmy Lewis – electric bass (tracks 1 & 5) Bernard Purdie (tracks 1 & 5), Al Dreares (track 2–4 & 6) - Drums Montego Joe – congas (tracks 1 & 5) Recorded on June 10, 1968 at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. This is the seventh album by Freddie McCoy. This has some really cool vibin’ tunes. If you don’t like the vibes I bet ya still dig this ones vibe in general all the tunes are Diggable πŸ’―πŸ”₯πŸ‘ŒβœŒοΈ. I like Prestige records by @natroy33
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5 days ago
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Frank Zappa - Waka/Jawaka 1972 Bizarre Reprise 2094. This is the sequel album of sorts to Hot Rats. This was recorded April 17–21 and May 5, 1972 at Paramount Studios, Los Angeles, California. This is the fourth solo album by Frank and 15th album counting his The Mothers Of Invention albums. I’m seeing this listed under Jazz Fusion. Let’s check out that lineup: Frank Zappa – guitar (all tracks, including acoustic guitar on track 3), percussion (1), electric bed springs and uncredited vocals (3) Sal Marquez – trumpets (all tracks), vocals (2, 3); chimes (1, 4), flugelhorn (4) Erroneous (Alex Dmochowski) – electric bass (all tracks), vocals (3), fuzz bass (4) Aynsley Dunbar – drums (all tracks), washboard and tambourine (3) Tony Duran – slide guitar (1-3), vocals (3) George Duke – ring-modulated & echoplexed electric piano (1), tack piano (2) Mike Altschul – baritone saxophone and piccolo (2, 4), bass flute, bass clarinet and tenor sax (4) Kris Peterson – vocals (2, 4) Joel Peskin – tenor sax (2) Jeff Simmons – Hawaiian guitar and vocals (3) Sneaky Pete Kleinow – pedal steel guitar solo (3) Janet Ferguson – vocals (3) Don Preston – piano and Minimoog (4) Billy Byers – trombone and baritone horn (4) Ken Shroyer – trombone and baritone horn (4) This is some Rad music. The directions they take the music is a very interesting and entertainingly enjoyable journey. Any fans of this one out there? I am really digging this one for my first listen and spin of this πŸ”₯album. I like to just save it for the spinning and skip the streaming if possible and if I can hear it for the first time on the record player I like to think I’m checking it out like so many before me did back in the day. πŸ’―β›½οΈπŸ”₯πŸ‘ŒβœŒοΈ by @natroy33
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Pucho And His Latin Soul Brothers - Yaina 1971 (1996 CuBop Ubiquity). This came with a Bonus β€œ12 of You Can’t Always Get What You Want & Superfly - Pusherman - Freddie’s Dead. Here is the lineup: β€’ Pucho (Henry Brown): Timbales, drums, writer (on "Inside The Corn") β€’ Ernie Adams: Bass β€’ Bobby Appellaniz: Bongos β€’ Joe Armstrong: Congas β€’ Harry Gist: Drums β€’ Al Pazant (Al Pasante): Trumpet β€’ Eddie Pazant (Eddie Pasante): Saxophone, flute β€’ Willie (Yam) Bivins: Vibraphone β€’ Leo Williams: Guitar β€’ Arthur Sterling: Keyboards / writer (on "Yaina" and "San Juan 2000") β€’ Neal Creque: Writer (on "Cease The Bombing") β€’ Harold Alexander: Flute (writer on "Homeland") β€’ Jack Burvick: Piano (writer on "Homeland") β€’ Butch Johnson: Percussion β€’ Richard Landrum: Percussion This one has a cool feel to it. Lots of percussion/congas/bongos/timbales and really cool Flute. Check this one out if you see it out there in the wild πŸ’―β›½οΈπŸ”₯πŸ‘ŒβœŒοΈ by @natroy33
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6 days ago
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Hello Record Player. A lil cool and rainy outside and I have to do the normal laundry and cleaning so why not spin some records. I have been chatting with some of you about this album. Tom Fogerty - Excalibur 1972 Fantasy. This is Tom’s second solo album after leaving Creedence Clearwater Revival. He grabbed his pals and recorded some cool albums. When you look at who is in the lineup it makes complete sense on some of the jams on this album. Tom’s voice sounds a lot like his brother John’s voice. In a lot of ways this feels like a collaboration of CCR and the Jerry Garcia Band. Here is the lineup: β€’ Tom Fogerty – guitar, harmonica, vocals β€’ Jerry Garcia – lead guitar, pedal steel guitar (Grateful Dead) β€’ Merl Saunders – keyboards, backing vocals β€’ John Kahn – bass (Fender bass) β€’ Bill Vitt – drums, congas, percussion See what I mean it’s 1972 Jerry Garcia playing guitar and pedal steel jamming with Merle Saunders which is an awesome combo in itself. The boys John Kahn on bass and Bill Vitt on drums create some awesome grooves. Then you toss in those vocals I like this one a lot. All you Jerry Garcia hunters ya gotta grab this one πŸ’―β›½οΈπŸ”₯. Hope your having a day filled with good music and good people✌️ by @natroy33
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6 days ago
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Genre Hop! How about some late night Bluegrass? Tony Rice - Native American 1988 (2024 Rounder/Real Gone Music Root Beer variant). Haven’t listened to this one in a min. This album jams. Lots of cool talent in the lineup: Tony Rice – guitar, vocals Vassar Clements – fiddle Jerry Douglas – dobro Robbie Magruder – drums Mark Schatz – bass Rico Petrucelli – bass Wyatt Rice – guitar John Jennings – guitar John Edwards – harmonica, background vocals Jimmy Gaudreau – mandolin Mary Chapin Carpenter – harmony vocals, background vocals Jon Carroll – piano, keyboards, background vocals Great sounding recordings by Bill Wolf who is the engineer, mixing engineer, and producer. What is your favorite song off this album? Love how much Gordon Lightfoot Tony recorded. All the instrumentation sounds awesome! It’s not my favorite Tony Rice album but it is a really good one. Hope your late night spin session is as fun as mine πŸ‘ŒβœŒοΈβ›½οΈ by @natroy33
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8 days ago
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Was given this one from my pal @phonoforever on the gram. Thanks again man. I am giving it the first spin and I am diggin this one a lot. The Australian Jazz Quintet +1 1957 Bethlehem. This is a group of Australians plus two Americans(the drummer and flute/sax player) representing well. Here is the lineup: β€’ Erroll Buddle – Bassoon, Tenor Saxophone β€’ Dick Healey – Flute, Alto Saxophone β€’ Bryce Rohde – Piano β€’ Jack Brokensha – Vibraphone (Vibes) β€’ Jack Lander – Bass β€’ Osie Johnson – Drums (the "+1") Vibes are sounding awesome on this one really everyone sounds really good. Great recording. Love hearing the Bassoon being featured. Definitely check this one out if you get the opportunity. For such an old record and recording it sounds awesomeπŸ’―πŸ”₯πŸ‘ŒβœŒοΈ by @natroy33
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8 days ago
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Another from Duplicate files. Buddy Miles - We Got To Live Together 1970 Mercury. This has a lot of life leaping out of my monitors in the listening area currently. To watch Buddy perform must of been solid energy the entire time. Dude can sing and drum no problemo. Let’s see who he has on the album: Buddy Miles - Lead Vocals, Background Vocals, Drums, Guitar, Songwriter Andre Lewis - Organ, Clavinet, Background Vocals Charlie Karp - Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Solo, Background Vocals Marlo Henderson -Rhythm Guitar, Background Vocals David Hull - Bass, Fuzz Bass, Solo, Background Vocals Bob Hogins- Trombone, Organ, Piano, Background Vocals Joel Porter - Trumpet Billy McPherson- Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Solo Dick Gabriel- Tenor Saxophone Phil Wood - Flugelhorn, Solo, Background Vocals Fred Allen - Background Vocals Anyone else jam this album? If you ask me it jams real nice after 9pm πŸ”₯β›½οΈπŸ‘ŒβœŒοΈ by @natroy33
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8 days ago
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