Today's MONO playlist

[chicks]

Les Paul and Mary Ford
Les and Mary

Capitol W577 (1955)

 

[chicks]

Nat King Cole
Love is the Thing

Capitol W824 (1957)

Also have the Stereo LP, the mono is in much better shape.

 

[spideyjack]

Nat King Cole
Love is the Thing

Capitol W824 (1957)

Also have the Stereo LP, the mono is in much better shape.

I like his version of "It's all in the game" which I think is on this LP if I remember correctly.

 

[Divotdog]

Woody Herman~Classics in Jazz

 

[Divotdog]

Porter Wagoner~The Thin Man from West Plains

 

[Mystic]

The Crystals | Twist Uptown |Philles/US/1962

 

[Divotdog]

Roy Eldridge~Roy’s Got Rhythm

 

[Divotdog]

Johnny Hammond~Black Coffee

 

[JonL]

The Rolling Stones - The Rolling Stones Now.

 

[Divotdog]

Sarah Vaughan~S/T

 

[nitrous]

"Between the Buttons"- Rolling Stones

 

[JonL]

The Rolling Stones - Aftermath.

 

[JonL]

Rolling Stones - Between The Buttons.

 

[nitrous]

Big Hits (high tide and green grass)- Rolling Stones

 

[MJSNet]

Mohammed el-Bakkar ~ Port Said
Audio Fidelity 1957

I think I am going to travel the continents today via vinyl

 

[MJSNet]

The Exotic Sounds of Martin Denny ~ Afro-Desia
Liberty Spectra-Sonic-Sound 1959

Everytime I play this (and it is one of my favorites) I always wonder:
Did they smoke marijuana in 1959, was Denny just way ahead of himself, or both? :scratch2:

 

[chicks]

The Exotic Sounds of Martin Denny ~ Afro-Desia
Liberty Spectra-Sonic-Sound 1959

Everytime I play this (and it is one of my favorites) I always wonder:
Did they smoke marijuana in 1959, was Denny just way ahead of himself, or both? :scratch2:

Java plays a lot of Martin Denny and other Exotica on his excellent radio show (available via the internet):

http://javasbachelorpad.com/

 

[chicks]

Mohammed el-Bakkar ~ Port Said
Audio Fidelity 1957

I think I am going to travel the continents today via vinyl

Love that cover. I have a Flamenco LP from Audio Fidelity that is technically the best recording I have ever heard. The stage is right there in front of me, just an amazing experience, especially the foot-stomping.

 

[MJSNet]

Java plays a lot of Martin Denny and other Exotica on his excellent radio show (available via the internet):

http://javasbachelorpad.com/

I will HAVE to check that out :yes:

Love that cover. I have a Flamenco LP from Audio Fidelity that is technically the best recording I have ever heard. The stage is right there in front of me, just an amazing experience, especially the foot-stomping.

I'm having a GREAT time today travelling the world! :thmbsp:

 

[MJSNet]

101 Strings ~ The Soul of Spain
Somerset Records 1958