Discover: Vinyl Me Please
Vinyl Vault: Count Basie, Joe Turner, Eddie Vinson, "Kansan City Shout"
The Vinyl Vault features the Count Basie band with two of the 20th Century’s premier blues shouters, Joe Turner and Eddie Cleanhead Vinson, and their 1980 Pablo album “Kansas City…
Vinyl Vault — Patrice Rushen, "Shout It Out"
Things will get funky on the next Vinyl Vault which will feature the third album from keyboardist Patrice Rushen entitled “Shout It Out.” It was her last album on the…
Vinyl Vault — Phineas Newborn, Jr., “Here is Phineas”
The Vinyl Vault features piano virtuoso Phineas Newborn, Jr. and his first album, “Here is Phineas.” Released in 1956 on Atlantic Records, the record immediately placed Newborn in the upper…
Vinyl Vault — Ben Sidran in the '70s
Pianist, singer and composer Ben Sidran’s career spans 60 years (so far) and he even has a new album, “Swing State,” this week on the Vinyl Vault, we’ll look back…
Vinyl Vault — The Joe Pass Trio, "Live at Donte's"
Next time on the Vinyl Vault, we’ll hear the guitar virtuosity of Joe Pass playing in a trio format with the album “Live at Donte’s.” The album was recorded in…
Vinyl Vault — Jean Luc Ponty, "Enigmatic Ocean"
The Vinyl Vault features a fusion classic from French violinist Jean Luc Ponty and his 1977 album “Enigmatic Ocean,” released on Atlantic Records. Shortly after its release, it reached number…
Vinyl Vault — Zoot Sims, "The Swinger"
We’ll hear an album from the great tenor sax player, Zoot Sims. The album is “The Swinger,” recorded in 1980 and released the following year on Pablo Records. The album…
Vinyl Vault — Ian Carr's Nucleus, "Out of the Long Dark"
Next time on the Vinyl Vault, we’ll hear some tracks from trumpeter Ian Carr and his band Nucleus and their 1979 Capitol album “Out of the Long Dark.” Carr was…
Vinyl Vault — Boogaloo Joe Jones, "No Way!"
The Vinyl Vault features a 1971 album from guitarist Boogaloo Joe Jones entitled “No Way!” Jones lives up to his nickname on this Prestige release with a program of generally…
Vinyl Vault — Plas Johnson, "The Blues"
Saxophonist Plas Johnson worked as a session musician for many decades playing everything from rock and soul to pop and jazz. He didn’t just play on other people’s albums, but…
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