The record label Blue Note has been embracing the upsurge in vinyl collection. The incredibly versatile guitarist Grant Green recorded an extremely high amount of albums as sideman and leader between 1960 and 1966 and again in 1969 until 1972 when he embraced the influence of James Brown and primarily recorded funk albums. The label today which i believe is still distributed by EMI has a two tier reissue series, a standard and a conouissier series, basically the difference being the quality of sound, weight of the vinyl and about 13 euros... One of the first albums off the block is his 1963 classic 'Idle Moments 'which sits on the shelf at around 25euros. Since 'Idle Moments' has been released and selling well the label has reissued 'The Latin Bit' and one of my personal favorites 'Feelin' the spirit' on the conoisseur series. Thankfully at the moment here in Dublin City we have a decent selection of music stores with a decent Jazz vinyl sectio...
Ever since my Pops brought home the movie Rocky on vhs in 1980, i was hooked on movies. Unfortunately My tech skills didn't develope much further from this date.... The home video craze swept the world in the 1980's ... Arnie, Van Damme , Stallone, all these steroid muscly brutes... I find myself trapped in this era... Time for a change...
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