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My Vinyl Revolution

Locality: Helensburgh

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Address: 114 Parkes Street 2508 Helensburgh

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20.01.2022 John Coltrane - Blue Traine in #redvinyl - interesting Chinese press #dmustobuy @myvinylrevolution

19.01.2022 Some of our favorites

14.01.2022 Wham - Bad Boys - can you tell? This #cringeworthy album cover actually explains the best and the worst of the 80s. It was simpler times then for sure, less irony except that the whole concept of an image like this has to be ironic. Or am I overthink Wham? @myvinylrevolution

14.01.2022 Here’s a true story that every Captain Beefheart (and Frank Zappa) fan should know. This story will not only make a great conversation starter at your next coc...ktail party, but it will also help you win friends and influence people... and it’s completely free of charge! Have a swell day Toodles.

13.01.2022 6 SOLD OUT shows in the last two months as things slowly start to get back to normal. Foundry 616 is next, it might even be possible to boogie a little bit. Let...s all hope for the best, stay positive and support live entertainment in this awesome city. Featuring Tim Firth (Drums) Dave Quinn (Bass) Bill Risby (Piano) and Lauren Dawes (Vocals). Really looking forward to seeing you there.https://foundry616.com.au//23-october-friday-steve-clisby/ See more

13.01.2022 Gilberto gradually went out of favour in America, but remained a huge star in Brazil for a decade or so, until her easy-going style, was eclipsed by the higher-octane jazz-fusion and Brazilian pop of a new-breed of stars including Flora Purim, Elis Regina and Gal Costa.

11.01.2022 BLACK(MAN)-MAGIC WOMANCindy Blackman Santana: Give The Drummer Some https://loom.ly/9zLxUno #givethedrummersome #drumstress #shesgotitgoinon #wecametoplay #everybodysdancin #Santana. @jazzweekly

11.01.2022 Many happy returns to the great bassist Steve Swallow, who celebrates his 80th birthday today. An important figure in the history of the music, Steve made his m...ark early in the Jimmy Giuffre 3 with Paul Bley (see the album 1961), and through the 1960s appeared on significant recordings with George Russell, Art Farmer, Stan Getz, the Jazz Composer’s Orchestra and many others. For two decades, Steve was effectively composer-in-residence with Gary Burton’s band and many of his tunes have become modern jazz standards. It was while with Burton that Swallow made the transition from double bass to bass guitar, pioneering a new soloistic language for the electric instrument. Modern poetry has provided impetus and inspiration for some of Steve’s work, as on the albums Home and So There, both of which feature the words of Robert Creeley. Since the late 1970s Steve has been a member of all Carla Bley’s ensembles, including the group with saxophonist Andy Sheppard heard on the ECM albums 'Trios', 'Andando El Tiempo', and 'Life Goes On'. Steve’s most recent ECM appearance is on John Scofield’s album 'Swallow Tales', on which the bassist’s tunes as Scofield notes prove to be perfect vehicles for improvisation. See more

04.01.2022 Congratulations Michael and Carlos

03.01.2022 One of our favorites