Five Under $20 - Classic Jazz Vinyl Bargains (No. 4, Episode 403)

[@stankatic8182]

Brian Eno like , nice analogy . Enjoy your videos and thank you !

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

It just came to me lol. And thanks!

[@ChristianAluia]

Thanks for this Allan! I’ve recently started building on the jazz side of my vinyl collection specifically looking for underrated gems and cheap pressings. This was the exact video I’ve been looking for 🙏🙏🙏

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

Glad you found it helpful! Happy hunting!

[@jasonshaw2065]

Really enjoying this series thank you! A couple budget greats I often see are Ramsey Lewis' The In Crowd and Cannonball Adderley Mercy Mercy Mercy. Cheers!

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

Thank you! Yeah, those are great choices, especially for the price.

[@scratchedvinyl8462]

Great picks, Allan. Thanks for the tips. Particularly interested in the Les McCann cut. His live album the following year (in NYC) is one of my all time favourite live albums. Includes Stanley Turrentine and Blue Michell in the line-up. Keep up the good work!

[@scratchedvinyl8462]

But not enjoyed the SanFran release, so perhaps I can bag a bargain?! 😊

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

I'll check it out, and thanks.

[@richgallagher3865]

Hello Allan-- Thank You for another excellent Post, your several "Series" of Jazz are much appreciated! Just a note on "Adderley-Plus", what led me to this LP was Victor Feldman, a favorite Vibes Musician of mine. After listening to this album I had to look twice at the Cover to be sure this was actually a Cannonball release! The Band is beyond the "Straight-Ahead Jazz" of previous Adderley releases, from start to finish everyone is in top form. And the Feldman tack you mentioned is my favorite, but the entire album is simply pure listening pleasure! Keep up the good work Allan, your Posts are a Jazz education, spot on selections and fantastic "capsule reviews"! Take Care, until the next one!

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

You make a great point about the stylistic change with this album. And thanks so much for the kind words; I’m glad you’re enjoying the channel.

[@mmess65]

Awesome video! Checked out all your suggestions! PS Thank you for holding the record up and the album info graphic!

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

I’m glad it was helpful. Enjoy your crate digging!

[@HenryJames-q6t]

Thanks. Just got three of them.

[@EricVDB66]

Hi, from the Jazz Crusaders you show the one I don't have, thanks 😉but until now, my favorite is Lighthouse 66. A great band !

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

They were! Partly I suppose a product of being together that long. Much more typical of a rock band than a jazz group.

[@markevans7969]

Excellent presentation as I always learn something from you. Twenty dollars or less is my price point. Speaking from the Midwest USA, there are many of these gems available at this time and from what I find, grab them while you can as you see them once and then not for another 20 years.

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

I’ve bought quite a few records where my thought was, “when will I ever see this again?”

[@ShivasIrons22]

Great series. Here's a recommendation that fits the criteria: 1972's "Constellation" by Sonny Stitt on the Cobblestone label. Not a ton of hard bop being done by '72, but this one smokes. Check it out.

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

I will check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@brucevair-turnbull8082]

I don't know any of these albums, Allan. But I shall certainly look out for them. One album which (inexplicably) sells for next to nothing is 'JJ!' by J.J. Johnson. It seems trombonists were never considered to be among the crème de la crème in jazz.🤔

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

@@brucevair-turnbull8082 Yes, and yet the trombone in jazz - as in Latin music as well - has a robust and compelling sound comparable to the tenor sax in its impact IMO N

[@louisswaim7024]

I’m a big Jimmy Giuffre fan. A few years back I pursued and acquired a lot of his works. Tangents is a favorite. I call it chamber jazz. It’s very well recorded, with a great sound stage. Drummer Artie Anton is little-known, but kind of a gas!

[@TenMinuteRecordReviews]

Chamber jazz is probably a better and more usual description than what I came up with :-). He was an interesting cat, that’s for sure. I dig his early 60s trio work on Verve too.