STEREOPHILE MAGAZINE'S ART DUDLEY ON JAZZ, THORENS, GARRARD

[@user-od9iz9cv1w]

These videos are a treasure to preserve the playful thoughtful presence that was Art.

[@jeffreysobczynski7113]

Ken - thanks for sharing

[@boogiewoogie9770]

I love my jazz and my Thorens TD150. It has a modest arm and cart fitted but sounds fantastic! Great vid btw

[@ccarney9019]

Would love to see you do more videos like this.

[@MarkMiller-i8q]

He had a wonderful sense of humor, made me laugh out loud. I miss his reviews.

[@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455]

I miss Art every day, as does Herb

[@misterarcane3863]

Its cool listening back to art. I think Art and Hurb have the same sort of voice and mannerisms, i wonder if their from the same area.

[@ScottsLifeOffGrid]

I love this interview with Art, one of my favorites.

[@AnalogPlanet]

What ding-dong gave this wonderful interview a thumbs down? Can that bozo please identify itself?

[@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455]

Idiots abound. Thank you.

[@retohofmann5878]

I had the same Thorens TD 124 and strange enough I painted it exactly the same colour...sold it to Schopper, the vintage Thorens-Guru from Switzerland, which has his shop only 10 miles from where I live. I miss Art, such a humble and cool guy.

[@glawnow1959]

Watching this video is like having a bunny. Thanks, Art.

[@doodahdavesrecords4319]

Great channel! Love jazz love vinyl not sure I am a full fledged audiophile how do you know? Is there a test?

[@David12005]

RIP Art. I loved your writing.

[@jikenj]

Can't believe it's been over a year now since Art been gone. I watched this video many times thanks Ken!

[@terencefield3204]

Only in America such a sensitive, incite-full, delightful, accessible chap of good sentiment. R.I.P.

[@raynabozny2338]

So Sorry to hear of Art's passing yesterday he will be greatly missed.Godspeed Brother From Ray in Michigan

[@solarman30]

Thank you for another wonderful interview Ken. I have been enjoying following Art's journey through audio since the nascent days of Listener. I am glad that he is still spinning yarns for the rest of us to weave into our music and gear perceptions.

[@TheVinylGuru]

Tables and Tubes totally lthe perfect comment.

[@anandarochisha]

Rest in Peace, Dudley..I miss You already..however.. going from a Linn LP12 to the Garrards and Thorens....jeebus..

[@joemartin6439]

My Dual 1229 with my Grace Cartridge F-9 U Ruby Cantilever and nude Micro Ridge nude stylus. A Funk 3mm Carbon Component patter mate. A isolation Audio Sandbox, Casta B Horn Speakers , Audiozen Alchemy Hybrid tube amp .all is heaven now.

[@daviewavie112]

How would you describe the differences between these idler drive turntables and a more modern one like a vpi

[@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455]

@@daviewavie112 idler Drive turntables have a lot more force and dynamic jump and power than any belt drive turntable including a VPI.

[@mkfmkf55]

Art was still optimistic about finding a preamp with 2 phono inputs just a month before his passing. Sure miss reading his column...

[@DonHamlin]

Ken, you are onto another great series. This content is incredibly entertaining. Thank you for making these!

[@quantum5652]

Remember the shock I felt when I heard Art had passed around start of C19 era. Felt very sad. It’s rare to discover someone so intelligent, interesting, passionate and cool. Amazing gentleman, sorely missed 🙏✨🌔💎💙

[@UFO_computers]

Hi, Ken I have a question re: Art’s (RiP) preference for Garrard 301 based on higher torque. Do you happen to know if the TD124 mk II motor used a higher torque than the mk I ? Thanks for sharing this.

[@Maquis1943]

If Art is checking this: Is that an Ortofon RMG 309 on your TD-124? If so, what kind of headshell/cart do you plan on putting on it? Mono or stereo? If mono, true mono or horizontally compliant? How about a Decca Super Gold? Inquiring minds want to know!

[@NickP333]

Art had such an amazing way of describing and painting a picture of a piece of music, which almost causes you to hear what he’s speaking about. What an amazing individual he seems to be. Oh my lord, what beautiful turntables! He’s almost a magician at explaining and reviewing gear, and I love his somewhat “simplistic” approach of his explanation of extracting the sound from the grooves. Those plinths are beautiful! I’ve tried the separate stereo and mono set up thing too, and I know what he’s talking about. To do mono correctly, I personally feel you need a true mono cart, summed L&R channels, etc. Not to mention, when mono is properly set up, it can sound huge and amazing with great imaging and soundstage. Thanks so much, Ken for interviewing Art for this vid. I loved it! 🎶🔊👍🙂

[@miketomlin6040]

Monk Lp's are fascinating. Are they music, maybe not? They do not appear to meet the criteria. But is the lack of emotion or absence of in his efforts in itself an expression of emotion? Do we consider boredom, detachment, surprise.(Airy, cerebral, extroverted, whimsy).....emotions?, that enable his efforts to be seen as music. If a robot was programmed to attempt piano playing it may sound like Monk. In the right state of mind his music is interesting, even pleasurable.

[@Maquis1943]

You know when you were young and took some magic mushrooms and stumbled on some kind of universal truth, only to realize the next morning that it was (mostly) nonsense? I say this with all the kindness I can muster: lay off the shrooms for a while, dude...

[@miketomlin6040]

@@Maquis1943 I have no memory of this ''dude''. But magic mushrooms can enhance ones experience of musical offerings. No doubt Monk's as well!!

[@Maquis1943]

@@miketomlin6040 Ha ha, touché mon frere!

[@jlmain5777]

Awesome Art! Can’t wait for Part II.

[@DismasM]

Love it. Ken, you Art and Herb are the best audio writers going these days. Mikey and Gutt are in there as well. Remarkably, I stumbled across an OG Sonny Meets Hawk a year or so ago, one of my more expensive used record purchases. But, it's mint; moreover, the music is beautiful and sounds fantastic. Dynagroove, baby!

[@donaldscheer5206]

Just Look At The Quality Of That Thorens Turntable Drive System! No Less The Platter Bearing!

[@irawong]

As I’ve said before, you really can’t beat those OJC pressings for value and sonics. Ken said that he rarely sees them coming in at JRC, probably because collectors hold on to them.

[@audiosaurus6511]

What is the intro song used in this video?

[@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455]

striker big band Lemonade

[@audiosaurus6511]

@@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455 Thanks, much appreciated

[@pauld7069]

100% fun. Love the Jazz recommendations. I have sooooo much to learn.

[@Maquis1943]

Right on Ken and Art! (and Mikey and Herb and John and Steve-) Honestly, this channel is growing to have some of the *best* audiophile/Jazz content on the entire web. It's odd that Stereophile apparently doesn't see the value in operating in this space (e.g. the kinds of video interviews and reviews you've been doing of late.) For the love of Monk, please don't stop! :-)

[@rocknrollbones6126]

My coffee maker is very close to that green, also I have seen modern cars here in similar green shades, Mr Dudley's colour choice is mighty fine.

[@michaelzoppo534]

Great video! Oh, and Procol Harum poster!

[@Localbandography]

I have that same OJC The Quest. So so good.

[@ceejaydeesoozaa]

really contented with my 80s OJC pressings so far. I wonder if the new ojc LP reissues (on amzn) sound as good

[@cristiangil9230]

I have a couple of the newer pressing, Yusef Lateef Eastern Sounds and Bill Evans How My Heart Sings. Both sound good enough for me. I had an early Riverside pressing of How My Heart Sings and I sold it after I got the OJC. But I will say they aren’t quite as good as my 80’s OJC’s. They’re just another level.

[@redstarwraith]

I saw a great Gerry Mulligan record about to be discussed but then we moved over to talking about turntables. *Sigh*... I've been waiting for you or any of your guests to talk about Jeru's work, but so far I've not found any. I hope this is rectified soon!

[@jtoddbrown]

redstarwraith Check out part two of this interview, which starts with that Gerry Mulligan record.

[@ducadimantua]

RIP Art. Should have passed my Listener mags on to a younger generation.

[@coolmickey68]

Art is such a great guy, full of info, I have watched his vids before. I love these interviews Ken, excellent! I wish I could afford that EMT cart but $1,990 bucks, maybe someday. cheers!

[@TheVinylGuru]

Robert Quinn Ken really nailed it. Also agree with the EMT....

[@Hairyderriere]

We love Art. RIP. Ken, what's the opening track to this film, please? I"d like to get a copy. Sounds like it could be a Quincy Jones arrangement, somehow.

[@danmartinez5502]

Art does such a great job. He mentioned Horace Parlan book. I just heard Horace P on the new Tone Poet release of Turrentine Comin your way. Really smooth on the piano .. Blue Note ST 84065 nice great video Thanks

[@francoisdunord7169]

Great video ken, grtz from the netherlands

[@nunyabiz2016]

That color looks great!

[@charleskatz2606]

I'll second the Charlie Crouch Bird book

[@trainsplanes6517]

The 2nd movement of Beethoven's Emperor concerto gets me every time... Ken, I noticed your Thorens' platter has a wobble. Is that normal?

[@carlos2bass]

What is the name of his new phono stage?

[@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455]

Carlos Villarreal internal to the Monbrison preamp

[@carlos2bass]

@@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455 Thanks a lot and congrats on your great channel.

[@kenmicallefjazzvinylaudiop6455]

@@carlos2bass Thanks you sir

[@dodgert1234]

Did you know Paul Bley’s wife ? , As you make no mention of his wife IN CASE YOU DONT KNOW she was originally knowN when touring with him as Karen Bourg I think and eventually adopted, pre marriage, the name Carla Bley. She herself has a vast Discography,starting in 1844, both as leader, composer and impressive innovator. Recently issued Trio Albums with Steve Swallow and Andy Shepherd (Life goes on! Life goes on ) And Big Band Albums. A good sampler is Carla Bley Live You also mention writer Stanley Crouch ...if you haven’ t tried any other of his writings he wrote a well received novel “ Don’t the moon look lonesome “ and another novel whose title I forget. Also a number of readable essays on race and ethnicity. I liked this vide blog as unlike lots of other ‘Stereophiles’ you never call anything ‘the best’ I feel that one man’s best is another man’s rubbish. Keep up the interesting and non pedantic work. I would have liked to have met you and chat. .

[@donaldscheer5206]

Us Old Guys don't do that Spinning anymore! Hell, we can just barely Stand Up!

[@Rick--A-F]

R.I.P. Art :(

[@StevenSchmitt]

Love that Mal Waldron album!

[@Peter-ii4xq]

Art has never heard a Kuzma? I sold my TD124 immediately.

[@UFO_computers]

Regret it now?

[@Peter-ii4xq]

No, you?

[@williamjackson6705]

I didn`t know that Sonny Meets Hawk existed until now. Sampled it on KZbin. Incredible band. Ordered it for my collection.

[@gilbertgiroux7880]

Very sad to ear that he died,quite a shocker...

[@1999zrx1100]

Cheers 😎👍

[@oscarporteroazcona7585]

ThxK/A 🎶🎏

[@cezarvasile1635]

👌

[@jerrysnead2842]

RIP

[@IsmaelMartinezPR]

RIP