I always wanted to thumb through your whole collection piece by piece. This was definitely the second best thing. I would love to see more Chris~ Rob/Boston
I remember you teased these crates on your room tour video a while back, awesome to flip through them. I gotta get a copy of river Chant, looks excellent. thanks for sharing some non 'invisible records' as stunty likes to say.
Lol..indeed more common ground stuff here..we all have that stuff.. Alot of these I have had since my youth foundational stuff.. The giuffre would appeal to you here..as a handful of others.. Probably too much fusion for your liking though..lol..😀
Loved it! Will watch your next one now. Cool to see some LPs I actually know! You go pretty deep Chris. Always dig seeing what you have to show. Annette Peacock...only have "I'm The One". The others you showed look mighty nice. Much to discover here. take care
Thanks brother..alot of stuff I have had since my youth in there..many foundational lp's. Definitely a bit more common ground..lol Love Annette what a goddess 💖✨. Glad you enjoyed brother..much love chris
Chris, great flip through some of your "more mainstream" albums. Some I am familiar with, but many that I have not heard. Thanks to you and Alan for these type videos. Take care, Chris
Your welcome brother glad you enjoyed it and I would suspect you might have a few of these.. Compared to my normal stuff these crates are more familiar footing for alot of people..😀...much love chris
Heya Chris, Fun to see these even more in-depth. I remember finding that 'Freefall' by Pat as a blind/deaf buy ages ago. Still quite impressive here for being more 'common, much of this'. :-) Arnie Lawrence....yep, I remember you putting that in my hands. A few of these were hand-offs from you to me over the years. ;-) Love that Mike Nock 'Climbing'. Wow, wasn't even aware of Paul's 'Cleopatra'! Must hear it now, especially with you considering it a favorite. Thanks for sharing, good sir. Peace n love. -Carm
Hey brother..I figured this would be some familiar footing for some folks like yourself..as you know well it is not always about the exotic nor rare. And alot of these records are foundation type records..some everyone should own etc.. You don't know the horn..wow ok yes you definitely need to!..unfortunately one of his rarer lp's I hardly see but noted..😉...much love chris.
Larry Young’s ⛽️ Dope. Slow Traffic To The Right a favorite. That Fairyland is a serious rocker. Always wondered what was in these crates in your videos and here we are lol
Lol..alot of foundational stuff..most of these I have had for many years.. Nothing too exotic as you saw.. Pretty much major label stuff that does not fit in the mix with the shelf stuff..those Giuffre are essential Gibson lp's imo if you don't own.. Much love chris
Enjoyed the video Chris ! Too many records to comment. Love that Kenny Barron. No one ever talks about it. I've been looking for that Norman Connors for years. Still can't believe I have never seen a copy in the wild. I'll keep an eye out for that oscar Peterson record. Dig all the other Pablo's you showed. Just grabbed that sonny fortune recently. Very nice. Hope you are well! Peace -Kieran
Hey there brother..me too on the kenny barron..slept on one. Really good to know as I see it around..😉..the oscar is not expensive just does not seem to come up as often as his others.. Ya sonny's two a&m/horizon joints are slept on too..both fantastic imo. Will touch base soon as I still plan on doing that interview..had some family stuff the last few weeks so I have been scattered a bit..much love chris
Thanks for the dedication Chris. This was a fantastic watch. These might be 'nothing mind-blowing' to you, but, phew! There are so many tasty records there. I was saying to someone yesterday, how humdrum my collection seems and this just highlights it. There are so many here I would like to hear. I have checked some out before, but know very few of them. This really is a whole other world in some respects. I am sure this will be a popular video. Fascinating stuff.
Your most welcome brother..unfortunately I don't have the bob harrisesque voice you do..lol..but I make due..😀. Well compared to my other shelf's this is pretty ho hum to me..lmao. Only because I am so familiar with it. These creates are closer to common musical ground for most was what I was thinking..again though if you like what I like there is alot here.. But some might say echh too much fusion..lmao..but happy that you got something out of it especially so it was worth making alone brother ❤. Much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 I really enjoyed it. That's what I said to someone yesterday. One gets familiar with one's own collection. It's only when other people say how good it is, you take a step back and think' You know, it ain't half bad'...
Damn! Your knowledge of this stuff is insane! You must have been digging a lifetime to discover. Invitation to openness was one of the first records of its kind that I picked up on, blind buy but I soon found it is a fantastic album. I only have a handful of what you’ve got here. I’ll keep my eye out.
Hey brother..well I have been at it for many years for sure..I am obsessive about the stuff that interested me in general..alot of great music out there that is cheap and often overlooked..invitation is a killer. Alot here if it interest you is on yt too sample and easy enough to find if your so inclined especially stateside..😀..appreciate the comment..much love chris
Chris, this is a very important video for me. The theme is, ''beautiful sounds are everywhere''. I spent many years looking ''over the hills and faraway'' for ''new'' and '' different'' music. I forgot that great things are right at my feet. Chuck Mangione and Jon Hassell, both, make me feel so good.
Hey there brother..you got right to the heart of what I was trying to express in this video ❤. I think we are cut from a similar cloth of what you expressed in this comment. I will always have that restless search for borders beyond or no borders really.. But always nice to be able to come back home once in awhile. Much love chris
I should get more A Pecock. I only have X-Dreams, which I think is pretty good. I have that Json Lindh album (aswell as a bunch other) and I spun it just now from you mentioning it. It sure has some pretty awesome tracks! I particularly enjoyed the cello on it. Could be my favourite of his too, I will have to revisit some more of them. Classics here in Sweden, you see them everywhere. Can't remember now what more I was gonna comment on... Well, most of these seems to be outside my wheelhouse, but a few caught my interest, I will check out that Herbie Mann Middle East album, Herbie being a name I've seen many times but I never stopped to investigate whatsoever. Oh yeah and those Abdul-Malik albums are interesting, I know I've heard both of them at some point. Nice. Cheers, Johan
Funny enough that is only one of her's I did not care for and flipped..lol..Idk just did not do it for me for some reason though not a bad record in the least! I love lindh's 70's lp's have them all. More exotic here stateside than in sweden for sure like lundsten lp's as well..lol..but ya some really wonderful music on this particular one..both those herbie lp's are cheap and well worth a check as they more interesting than his usual fare. The malik are groundbreakers and fantastic lp's unfortunately hard to find and not cheap in og form but they have been reissued.. Ya most of these are not particularly your bag..alot of fusion..lol..but as you would suspect by my taste that is no big surprise..I know the stuff you find more interesting and I have plenty of that I can show in the future 😉...much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Yeah it's cool how tastes can overlap completely in some fields, and be far away from each other in others. I think of your fusion stuff like I think of Stunty's techno stuff, which does not interest me. We all have our own niche, like I know you don't care much for my noise stuff :) I bought X-Dreams I think blindly in my "first phase" of record buying over 10 years ago, so it's not nescessaraly one that I favor, just the one I happen to have. I do like it though, but yeah it's definitely not her best.
@@unclassifiablemess for sure..I respect people's own deal..and can at least relate to the passion for it including your noise stuff..😉..at least it is different from the usual vc fare which I appreciate..I know your like alex with fusion it has to be specific in some ways..kinda like free jazz for me..😀
Hey Chris boy. Very enjoyable as always. Thought I'd see Brand X on "Charisma" there and also the Good God one that was on Atlantic. Take care. Must check that folky s/t out.
Hey brother..brand x is with my uk stuff and not a fan of that good god lp too be honest..to horn heavy and the vocals are not my bag..lol. Much love chris
Cool to see Ratzer, although I remember you riding for him. I saw him live a couple of times. But he's been playing straight ahead jazz and Blues for a long time, nothing fusion-esque in there anymore. Great player though. The Rasa was sampled by Common not by ATCQ. I found that voyage to Uranus some years ago without knowing anything about it but. I figured it would be something you'd like. Have been looking for that Wali and the Afro Caravans since reading about it in a book by John Storm Roberts. A lot of stuff I do not know, some stuff I have seen in the bins but did never buy. Very cool video.
Yes I like his 70's output and had no interest after that. Well I knew it was sampled by someone..lol..not really into hip hop so you know..lol. Ya I like the wali still but have come close to flipping it to as I don't play it much anymore but somehow it is still here..😀..much love chris
Hey buddy. Oregon's 'Winter Light' is not only one of my favorite albums of theirs but one of my favorite album covers (photo by Colin Walcott no less)... Coincidentally for the last 3 days i've been on a total listening 'thing' with Oregon albums, many of which I haven't played for years.... I've got 'Air Pocket' (or had) on vinyl..agree 'Cosmic Furnace' is much better. Joe Pass was just one of the best guitarists... I'm with ya, post- Bill Connors RTF doesn't do it for me either.... I have 2 of those Dave Sancous on the CD reissues. Was listening to 'Native Dancer' just a coupel weeks ago. Siefert I was just listening to on Oregon's 'Violin' album yesterday... I'm also quite a Miroslav Vitous fan.... I have all those Weather Report albums but my favorite will always be their very first album by far... agree their Al Johnson years I dug as well (especially 'Tale Spinnin'). I dig Jan Hammers 'First Seven Days' as well....Love Yusef Lateef as well! I may have to look into 'Primal Roots' i've always kind of dug Sergio Mendes from that era. Love Pat Martino's 'Starbright' album as well! Totally agree-anything with Charlie Mariano is worth having!!! Oh yeah I quite like Mike Nock's "Climbing'-was surprised that it got reissued on CD many years ago so I grabbed it while it was still around. I think 'The Beast' could be my favorite Isham record.... I got the Cale/Riley still as well on vinyl..an odd album for sure.... Oh I dig the George Duke 1976 solo keyboard album as well.... Funny, 2 days ago I pulled out 3 or 4 of those Miles Davis live albums from the early 1970's and TRIED to play them for the first time in years...I didn't last too long, HA!!!!! Oh i've been after a CD of that 'Diva' soundtrack -I have some of the music on a soundtrack compilation and its just incredible and wanted the whole soundtrack... Boy I remember the days when I used to see tons of albums in the racks on the Pablo label.... Man, you're hitting on a lot of great stuff here for sure. I love the idea of just diving into a crate at random! -Gary
Hey brother..how can I respond to this essay..lol..❤.. Well this video should have found you at home musically.. Which makes sense knowing your taste and interests and history as I do..😀.. Definitely give primal roots a go..his best lp by a long mile wish he did more like that as that lp demonstrates he was capable of it!. Much love chris
I always wanted to thumb through your whole collection piece by piece. This was definitely the second best thing. I would love to see more Chris~
Rob/Boston
Hey there rob..well then check up my latest upload..😀..you are even given a shout out ❤..glad you enjoyed it as always brother...much love chris
Amazing stuff! I'm glad I have a few of these :-) thanks for sharing bro
Hey hey brother..nice to have you pop in..of course you do..😀.
I hope all is well over there..much love chris
Cool one Chris, many records that I never heard before, thanks for this!
Thanks brother..glad you found something here..much love chris
I loved watching this. Thanks for sharing.
Your welcome brother..much love chris
I remember you teased these crates on your room tour video a while back, awesome to flip through them. I gotta get a copy of river Chant, looks excellent. thanks for sharing some non 'invisible records' as stunty likes to say.
Lol..indeed more common ground stuff here..we all have that stuff..
Alot of these I have had since my youth foundational stuff..
The giuffre would appeal to you here..as a handful of others..
Probably too much fusion for your liking though..lol..😀
Loved it! Will watch your next one now. Cool to see some LPs I actually know! You go pretty deep Chris. Always dig seeing what you have to show. Annette Peacock...only have "I'm The One". The others you showed look mighty nice. Much to discover here. take care
Thanks brother..alot of stuff I have had since my youth in there..many foundational lp's.
Definitely a bit more common ground..lol
Love Annette what a goddess 💖✨.
Glad you enjoyed brother..much love chris
Chris, great flip through some of your "more mainstream" albums. Some I am familiar with, but many that I have not heard. Thanks to you and Alan for these type videos. Take care, Chris
Your welcome brother glad you enjoyed it and I would suspect you might have a few of these..
Compared to my normal stuff these crates are more familiar footing for alot of people..😀...much love chris
Heya Chris, Fun to see these even more in-depth. I remember finding that 'Freefall' by Pat as a blind/deaf buy ages ago. Still quite impressive here for being more 'common, much of this'. :-) Arnie Lawrence....yep, I remember you putting that in my hands. A few of these were hand-offs from you to me over the years. ;-) Love that Mike Nock 'Climbing'. Wow, wasn't even aware of Paul's 'Cleopatra'! Must hear it now, especially with you considering it a favorite. Thanks for sharing, good sir. Peace n love. -Carm
Hey brother..I figured this would be some familiar footing for some folks like yourself..as you know well it is not always about the exotic nor rare.
And alot of these records are foundation type records..some everyone should own etc..
You don't know the horn..wow ok yes you definitely need to!..unfortunately one of his rarer lp's I hardly see but noted..😉...much love chris.
Larry Young’s ⛽️ Dope. Slow Traffic To The Right a favorite. That Fairyland is a serious rocker. Always wondered what was in these crates in your videos and here we are lol
Lol..alot of foundational stuff..most of these I have had for many years..
Nothing too exotic as you saw..
Pretty much major label stuff that does not fit in the mix with the shelf stuff..those Giuffre are essential Gibson lp's imo if you don't own..
Much love chris
A lot of not everyday finds in the mix. I dig it.
Hey bro..compared to what I normally show most of these constitute everyday..lol..
Much love chris
Enjoyed the video Chris ! Too many records to comment. Love that Kenny Barron. No one ever talks about it. I've been looking for that Norman Connors for years. Still can't believe I have never seen a copy in the wild. I'll keep an eye out for that oscar Peterson record. Dig all the other Pablo's you showed. Just grabbed that sonny fortune recently. Very nice. Hope you are well! Peace -Kieran
Hey there brother..me too on the kenny barron..slept on one.
Really good to know as I see it around..😉..the oscar is not expensive just does not seem to come up as often as his others..
Ya sonny's two a&m/horizon joints are slept on too..both fantastic imo.
Will touch base soon as I still plan on doing that interview..had some family stuff the last few weeks so I have been scattered a bit..much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 sounds good Chris. Whoever you are ready. Will be great to connect.
Thanks for the dedication Chris. This was a fantastic watch. These might be 'nothing mind-blowing' to you, but, phew! There are so many tasty records there. I was saying to someone yesterday, how humdrum my collection seems and this just highlights it. There are so many here I would like to hear. I have checked some out before, but know very few of them. This really is a whole other world in some respects. I am sure this will be a popular video. Fascinating stuff.
Your most welcome brother..unfortunately I don't have the bob harrisesque voice you do..lol..but I make due..😀.
Well compared to my other shelf's this is pretty ho hum to me..lmao.
Only because I am so familiar with it.
These creates are closer to common musical ground for most was what I was thinking..again though if you like what I like there is alot here..
But some might say echh too much fusion..lmao..but happy that you got something out of it especially so it was worth making alone brother ❤.
Much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 I really enjoyed it.
That's what I said to someone yesterday. One gets familiar with one's own collection. It's only when other people say how good it is, you take a step back and think' You know, it ain't half bad'...
Damn! Your knowledge of this stuff is insane! You must have been digging a lifetime to discover. Invitation to openness was one of the first records of its kind that I picked up on, blind buy but I soon found it is a fantastic album. I only have a handful of what you’ve got here. I’ll keep my eye out.
Hey brother..well I have been at it for many years for sure..I am obsessive about the stuff that interested me in general..alot of great music out there that is cheap and often overlooked..invitation is a killer.
Alot here if it interest you is on yt too sample and easy enough to find if your so inclined especially stateside..😀..appreciate the comment..much love chris
Chris, this is a very important video for me. The theme is, ''beautiful sounds are everywhere''. I spent many years looking ''over the hills and faraway'' for ''new'' and '' different'' music. I forgot that great things are right at my feet. Chuck Mangione and Jon Hassell, both, make me feel so good.
Hey there brother..you got right to the heart of what I was trying to express in this video ❤.
I think we are cut from a similar cloth of what you expressed in this comment.
I will always have that restless search for borders beyond or no borders really..
But always nice to be able to come back home once in awhile.
Much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Chris, Right on! From the Sufis: ''Deep in the sea are riches beyond compare. But if you seek safety, it is on the shore"
I should get more A Pecock. I only have X-Dreams, which I think is pretty good. I have that Json Lindh album (aswell as a bunch other) and I spun it just now from you mentioning it. It sure has some pretty awesome tracks! I particularly enjoyed the cello on it. Could be my favourite of his too, I will have to revisit some more of them. Classics here in Sweden, you see them everywhere. Can't remember now what more I was gonna comment on... Well, most of these seems to be outside my wheelhouse, but a few caught my interest, I will check out that Herbie Mann Middle East album, Herbie being a name I've seen many times but I never stopped to investigate whatsoever. Oh yeah and those Abdul-Malik albums are interesting, I know I've heard both of them at some point. Nice. Cheers, Johan
Funny enough that is only one of her's I did not care for and flipped..lol..Idk just did not do it for me for some reason though not a bad record in the least!
I love lindh's 70's lp's have them all.
More exotic here stateside than in sweden for sure like lundsten lp's as well..lol..but ya some really wonderful music on this particular one..both those herbie lp's are cheap and well worth a check as they more interesting than his usual fare.
The malik are groundbreakers and fantastic lp's unfortunately hard to find and not cheap in og form but they have been reissued..
Ya most of these are not particularly your bag..alot of fusion..lol..but as you would suspect by my taste that is no big surprise..I know the stuff you find more interesting and I have plenty of that I can show in the future 😉...much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Yeah it's cool how tastes can overlap completely in some fields, and be far away from each other in others. I think of your fusion stuff like I think of Stunty's techno stuff, which does not interest me. We all have our own niche, like I know you don't care much for my noise stuff :) I bought X-Dreams I think blindly in my "first phase" of record buying over 10 years ago, so it's not nescessaraly one that I favor, just the one I happen to have. I do like it though, but yeah it's definitely not her best.
@@unclassifiablemess for sure..I respect people's own deal..and can at least relate to the passion for it including your noise stuff..😉..at least it is different from the usual vc fare which I appreciate..I know your like alex with fusion it has to be specific in some ways..kinda like free jazz for me..😀
Hey Chris boy. Very enjoyable as always. Thought I'd see Brand X on "Charisma" there and also the Good God one that was on Atlantic. Take care. Must check that folky s/t out.
Hey brother..brand x is with my uk stuff and not a fan of that good god lp too be honest..to horn heavy and the vocals are not my bag..lol.
Much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Oh I like the Good God, overall. Yeah hear you on the vocals but overall its a solid record and cheap!
@@bencostello7317 I can hear why people like it..just does not resonate with me..😀
Cool to see Ratzer, although I remember you riding for him. I saw him live a couple of times. But he's been playing straight ahead jazz and Blues for a long time, nothing fusion-esque in there anymore. Great player though. The Rasa was sampled by Common not by ATCQ. I found that voyage to Uranus some years ago without knowing anything about it but. I figured it would be something you'd like. Have been looking for that Wali and the Afro Caravans since reading about it in a book by John Storm Roberts. A lot of stuff I do not know, some stuff I have seen in the bins but did never buy. Very cool video.
Yes I like his 70's output and had no interest after that.
Well I knew it was sampled by someone..lol..not really into hip hop so you know..lol.
Ya I like the wali still but have come close to flipping it to as I don't play it much anymore but somehow it is still here..😀..much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 that was just my inner hip hop nerd responding. it doesn't matter anyway. As I said, cool video
@@consciencenonsense no worries 😀
sort of an impromptu "Cheap Heat" video!!
Yes sir..😉
Hey buddy. Oregon's 'Winter Light' is not only one of my favorite albums of theirs but one of my favorite album covers (photo by Colin Walcott no less)... Coincidentally for the last 3 days i've been on a total listening 'thing' with Oregon albums, many of which I haven't played for years.... I've got 'Air Pocket' (or had) on vinyl..agree 'Cosmic Furnace' is much better. Joe Pass was just one of the best guitarists... I'm with ya, post- Bill Connors RTF doesn't do it for me either.... I have 2 of those Dave Sancous on the CD reissues. Was listening to 'Native Dancer' just a coupel weeks ago. Siefert I was just listening to on Oregon's 'Violin' album yesterday... I'm also quite a Miroslav Vitous fan.... I have all those Weather Report albums but my favorite will always be their very first album by far... agree their Al Johnson years I dug as well (especially 'Tale Spinnin'). I dig Jan Hammers 'First Seven Days' as well....Love Yusef Lateef as well! I may have to look into 'Primal Roots' i've always kind of dug Sergio Mendes from that era. Love Pat Martino's 'Starbright' album as well! Totally agree-anything with Charlie Mariano is worth having!!! Oh yeah I quite like Mike Nock's "Climbing'-was surprised that it got reissued on CD many years ago so I grabbed it while it was still around. I think 'The Beast' could be my favorite Isham record.... I got the Cale/Riley still as well on vinyl..an odd album for sure.... Oh I dig the George Duke 1976 solo keyboard album as well.... Funny, 2 days ago I pulled out 3 or 4 of those Miles Davis live albums from the early 1970's and TRIED to play them for the first time in years...I didn't last too long, HA!!!!!
Oh i've been after a CD of that 'Diva' soundtrack -I have some of the music on a soundtrack compilation and its just incredible and wanted the whole soundtrack...
Boy I remember the days when I used to see tons of albums in the racks on the Pablo label....
Man, you're hitting on a lot of great stuff here for sure. I love the idea of just diving into a crate at random!
-Gary
Hey brother..how can I respond to this essay..lol..❤..
Well this video should have found you at home musically..
Which makes sense knowing your taste and interests and history as I do..😀..
Definitely give primal roots a go..his best lp by a long mile wish he did more like that as that lp demonstrates he was capable of it!.
Much love chris
@@johncoltrane68 Thanks buddy-sorry about the essay!
@@cosmicpickle6562 no worries!..why I gave it a ❤
I have a question you said these were the Weather Report albums you did like. Do you not like The body electric?
It's ok..I prefer the stuff with alphonso which have more groove as well as space for me..these are just the ones I chose to keep for space reasons.
@@johncoltrane68 understand. Was just curious since it's my favorite.