I like wild Honey records I go to the oak ridge one usually. What I'm in Knoxville are usually hit Raven records and lost and found. Good luck with your move to Knoxville
Hey Jack - I happened to be in Knoxville back in October - I’m from Vancouver - I also went to Wild Honey and Houston helped me out too - really enjoyed that store - kinda tiny, but a nice collection. Hope your move goes well.
I was lucky enough to see Phil Woods at Ronnie Scott’s in London about 2 years before he passed away. I have that LP and yes it’s very good. The Sheriff is a nice find too. I need more Art Farmer in my collection. That Art Pepper looks like part of a 4 LP set released last year for RSD. Alfie may be my favorite Sonny Rollins recording. Nice picks all around. Thanks for sharing
We are moving so my sound system is still back in Washington. I'm flying back there tomorrow so I won't hear these records for about 6 weeks--I know them though and am anxious to hear them again... the joys of moving I guess!-Thanks for the comment an d for watching--Jack
Have always wondered what the record scene is like in Knoxville. Been to Memphis and Nashville both. Now I can live vicariously through you on the Knoxville scene. Great video Jack!
.... for jazz the 2 laces I've been are just ok.. not Seattle or bigger cities. Basement has some good stuff but its been picked through. I'll be going to Charlotte and elsewhere!. Maybe the 2 other stores I havn't been to are better? its ok--after moving these records... maybe I have enough anyway!!-Thanks--like you podcasts too!--JG
Wild honey is okay. Lost and found has records about 10 dollars cheaper. Although they’re usually reprints and the jackets are in bad condition. Giving away a good spot. Four season’s antiques has about 2 sections are good priced vintage records. Alot of them wrecked first pressings
Southland Books and Cafe has a lot of LPs. They are in Maryville. Not as good as Basement… not really organized, too much digging you have to do. But I did get a very nice 60s reissue of Modern Jazz Quartet Fontessa, late 70s Shelly Manne Essence, and an early 80s Ahmad Jamal at Montreal. Last time I was in Knoxville/Maryville area, Basement was temporarily closed. That was a bummer
I have that same Woody Shaw.. good sound/recording, good music.. only thing is there’s a 2 or 3 minute interview at the end if side 2 between a reporter and Woody. Meh.
I like wild Honey records I go to the oak ridge one usually. What I'm in Knoxville are usually hit Raven records and lost and found. Good luck with your move to Knoxville
Hey Jack - I happened to be in Knoxville back in October - I’m from Vancouver - I also went to Wild Honey and Houston helped me out too - really enjoyed that store - kinda tiny, but a nice collection. Hope your move goes well.
I was lucky enough to see Phil Woods at Ronnie Scott’s in London about 2 years before he passed away. I have that LP and yes it’s very good. The Sheriff is a nice find too. I need more Art Farmer in my collection. That Art Pepper looks like part of a 4 LP set released last year for RSD. Alfie may be my favorite Sonny Rollins recording. Nice picks all around. Thanks for sharing
You're probably right about he Pepper. I have he box set(RSD) at home---I'll have to check it.. Thanks for the comment and for watching!--Jack
Art Farmer And MJQ nice finds
We are moving so my sound system is still back in Washington. I'm flying back there tomorrow so I won't hear these records for about 6 weeks--I know them though and am anxious to hear them again... the joys of moving I guess!-Thanks for the comment an d for watching--Jack
Have always wondered what the record scene is like in Knoxville. Been to Memphis and Nashville both. Now I can live vicariously through you on the Knoxville scene. Great video Jack!
.... for jazz the 2 laces I've been are just ok.. not Seattle or bigger cities. Basement has some good stuff but its been picked through. I'll be going to Charlotte and elsewhere!. Maybe the 2 other stores I havn't been to are better? its ok--after moving these records... maybe I have enough anyway!!-Thanks--like you podcasts too!--JG
@@Jackgrahamphotograph Hahaha. I don’t envy moving amounts of records. Hopefully movers were involved! Thanks for the kind words on the podcasts! 🙏🏻
Wild honey is okay. Lost and found has records about 10 dollars cheaper. Although they’re usually reprints and the jackets are in bad condition. Giving away a good spot. Four season’s antiques has about 2 sections are good priced vintage records. Alot of them wrecked first pressings
Southland Books and Cafe has a lot of LPs. They are in Maryville. Not as good as Basement… not really organized, too much digging you have to do. But I did get a very nice 60s reissue of Modern Jazz Quartet Fontessa, late 70s Shelly Manne Essence, and an early 80s Ahmad Jamal at Montreal.
Last time I was in Knoxville/Maryville area, Basement was temporarily closed. That was a bummer
Jack , we have noble records, hardy boy record, repo record, lunch box record, and the vault,it a record fair this Saturday in Charlotte, nc 👌
yes---I'll get over there as soon as we are in K'ville 100% (April-May!) can't wait!--JG
I have that same Woody Shaw.. good sound/recording, good music.. only thing is there’s a 2 or 3 minute interview at the end if side 2 between a reporter and Woody. Meh.
I like Keith Jarrett too!
He's a genius! & Thank for checking this out!--Jack
Are you moving to Maryville area by chance?