Discover: Vinyl Vault
Vinyl Vault — Harry Leahey Trio, "Still Waters"
Guitarist Harry Leahey was one of those overlooked musicians who, nonetheless, was a great player. We’ll hear a 1980 album from him and his trio on the next Vinyl Vault.…
Vinyl Vault—Paula Lockheart with Peter Ecklund (and other friends)
This week’s Vinyl Vault feature is one of those 1970s records with a long list of musical styles all blended into a tasty stew. In 1977, vocalist Paula Lockheart got…
Vinyl Vault: The Billy Cobham – George Duke Band, “Live on Tour in Europe”
In the summer of 1976, drummer Billy Cobham got together with keyboardist George Duke, formed a band and went on a short tour of Europe. Atlantic Records recorded the proceedings…
Vinyl Vault — Bill Evans, “Montreux III”
The Vinyl Vault completes a trifecta, of sorts. The featured album will be “Montreux III” by Bill Evans. The Vinyl Vault has previously featured the other two “Montreux” albums by…
Vinyl Vault—Black Nasty, "Talking to the People"
The next time the Vinyl Vault rolls around, it’ll be Independence Day, and the Vinyl Vault will be there to provide some fireworks with the band Black Nasty and their…
Vinyl Vault — Rune Gustafsson, Zoot Sims, “The Sweetest Sounds”
Swedish guitarist Rune Gustafsson got together with American tenor sax player Zoot Sims in late 1978 to record “The Sweetest Sounds.” The album was released the following year on the…
Vinyl Vault — King Curtis & Champion Jack Dupree, “Blues at Montreux”
This week on the Vinyl Vault, soul meets blues when we hear “Blues at Montreux” with King Curtis and Champion Jack Dupree. The album was recorded live at the Montreux…
Vinyl Vault — John Klemmer, “Constant Throb”
The featured album this week on the Vinyl Vault will be John Klemmer’s “Constant Throb,” released in 1972 on the Impulse! Label. For those familiar with Klemmer’s later albums where…
Vinyl Vault — Freddie Roach, “Brown Sugar”
We’ll have some soulful organ next time on the Vinyl Vault when we spin “Brown Sugar,” a 1964 Blue Note album from organist Freddie Roach. This was Roach’s fourth album…
Vinyl Vault — Brian Auger, Julie Tippetts - "Encore"
Before Brian Auger formed the Oblivion Express, he recorded several albums in the 1960s with British vocalist Julie Driscoll. After those albums with Auger’s band Trinity, the two went their…
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