The photo shows a vinyl record cover for the album Face to Face by organist "Baby Face" Willette. It features a black-and-white portrait of the artist looking upward, with the title “FACE TO FACE” repeated upside down in green and white text. The cover credits Fred Jackson on tenor sax, Grant Green on guitar, and Ben Dixon on drums. A Blue Note Records logo and catalog number 84068 are visible. The record is displayed upright on a small stand on a wooden surface with a lamp, picture frame, and other items in the background.

Baby Face Willette
Face to Face (1961)

Goin' Down
youtu.be/gHBvQRn6E44

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #BabyFaceWillette #FredJackson #GrantGreen #BenDixon #RudyVanGelder #FrancisWolff #ReidMiles #AlfredLion #BlueNote #TonePoet

The photo shows a vinyl record cover titled sonny clark with Paul Chambers and 'Philly' Joe Jones, released under Blue Note 81579. The artwork features an abstract design with colorful overlapping rectangles in red, yellow, green, and blue, resembling piano keys. The record is displayed on a wooden stand on top of a dark wooden table. In the background, there's a green decorative lamp, a small silver trophy-like object, and a framed plaque with cursive writing. A white door with a round knob is visible on the right side of the image.

Sonny Clark
Sonny Clark Trio (1957)

Softly as in a Morning Sunrise
youtu.be/j7Ajbb9zDHU

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #SonnyClark #PaulChambers #PhillyJoeJones #RudyVanGelder #ReidMiles #FrancisWolff #AlfredLion #BlueNote #TonePoet

Larry Young Photo by Francis Wolff The photo shows a man playing a piano, deeply focused on the keys. He is wearing a brown jacket over a turtleneck sweater and a knitted gray cap. The lighting is soft and warm, highlighting his face and hands while the background remains dark. The caption at the bottom reads: "Larry Young, Rudy Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, February 7, 1969.

Larry Young
Photo by Francis Wolff

#JazzSky #LarryYoung #FrancisWolff #TonePoet

The image shows a vinyl record of Larry Young's album Mothership displayed on a small wooden stand. The album cover features a photo of Larry Young passionately playing the piano or organ with his mouth open, possibly singing or shouting. His name, along with the album title, is prominently printed at the top in white and red text. Other featured musicians—Lee Morgan, Herbert Morgan, and Eddie Gladden—are listed in smaller text. The scene includes a lamp with a green glass base on the left, some audio equipment, and a white door in the background.

Larry Young
Mother Ship (1969)

Mother Ship
youtu.be/KgfQVgGmlEA

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #LarryYoung #LeeMorgan #HerbertMorgan #EddieGladden #RudyVanGelder #FrancisWolff #BlueNote #TonePoet

Roy Haynes Photo by Francis Wolff This is a black-and-white photograph of jazz drummer Roy Haynes. He is sitting at a drum set, holding a wire brush in his right hand, ready to play. He’s wearing a light-colored short-sleeve polo shirt and looking intently at the drums. The background suggests a recording studio with acoustic panels. The name “ROY HAYNES” is printed below the image.

Roy Haynes
Photo by Francis Wolff

#BlueNote #TonePoet #RoyHaynes #FrancisWolff

The photo shows a vinyl record album titled Black Fire by Andrew Hill, featuring Joe Henderson, Richard Davis, and Roy Haynes. The album cover has a bold design with a pink top section containing the artist names and a portrait of Andrew Hill, and a lower section with an abstract black pattern on a white background. The record is displayed upright on a wooden stand. In the background, there are household items including a framed photo or plaque with writing, some electronic devices, and part of a white horse figurine visible on the right side of the image.

Andrew Hill
Black Fire (1964)

Black Fire
youtu.be/Dh42DiCX8kM

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #AndrewHill #JoeHenderson #RichardDavis #RoyHaynes #RudyVanGelder #FrancisWolff #ReidMiles #AlfredLion #BlueNote #TonePoet

A very worthy successor to the “In The Wee Small Hours” release under #TonePoet

Anything Goes - Remastered 1998

Ok so you’re likely not listening to what I’m listening to.. 😍

Soon though?

Threat yourself

Goodnight anyway 💋

#TonePoet #BlueNote

#SillyGigolos

seven sealed vinyl records laid out over the technics, woody shaw, joe henderson, thad jones, jonathan blake, lee morgan, red garland, sonny rollins.

⚫ this week:
two woody's, two tone poets, and three craft ojc's.
don't tell wifey 😁
🐺
#wolfsmixedbag
#jazzsky #vinyl
#WoodyShaw #CraftRecordings #OriginalJazzClassics #BlueNoteRecords #TonePoet #jazz #RecordCollection

Art Taylor and George Coleman by Francis Wolff This black-and-white photo shows two jazz musicians performing in an intimate indoor setting. The musician in the foreground is playing a saxophone, seated and wearing a light-colored short-sleeve shirt and dark pants. Behind him, another musician is playing the drums, wearing sunglasses and a sleeveless shirt. The background features windows and a softly lit environment, giving the image a classic, timeless feel. The caption at the bottom reads: "ART TAYLOR & GEORGE COLEMAN."

Art Taylor and George Coleman 📸 by Francis Wolff

#JazzSky #Photography #FrancisWolff #TonePoet

The photo shows a vinyl record album displayed on a small wooden stand. The album is City Lights by Lee Morgan, released on the Blue Note label, catalog number 1575. The cover is predominantly dark with subtle red outlines of city imagery, which is somewhat difficult to see in the dim lighting. The album title and artist’s name are printed at the top in bold yellow and white text. In the background, there are ceramic mugs with blue patterns on the left, a green glass object on the right, and a rustic brick wall behind them.

Lee Morgan
City Lights (1957)

City Lights
youtu.be/KZr3Zbasm9s

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #LeeMorgan #CurtisFuller #GeorgeColeman #RayBryant #PaulChambers #ArtTaylor #AlfredLion #RudyVanGelder #FrancisWolff #ReidMiles #BlueNote #TonePoet

The photo is a black-and-white image of a man playing a drum set. He is wearing a short-sleeved button-up shirt and sunglasses, leaning slightly back as he hits the drums, with a focused and expressive posture. The lighting creates dramatic shadows, emphasizing the drum kit and his form. The name “Max Roach” is printed below the image, indicating that it depicts the famed jazz drummer.

Max Roach by Francis Wolff

#JazzSky #MaxRoach #FrancisWolff #TonePoet

The photo shows a vinyl record cover for the Herbie Nichols Trio. The design features the musician's name repeated in alternating black and red text across a white background. At the bottom, there is a black-and-white photo of Herbie Nichols playing the piano, with a small blue rectangle that says "Blue Note 1519." The record is displayed upright on a wooden stand on a desk or table. In the background, there are decorative ceramic drums with blue patterns, a green translucent sculpture, and a brick wall.

Herbie Nichols
Herbie Nichols Trio (1956)

Mine
youtu.be/GbXjQDWbtFA

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #HerbieNichols #TeddyKotick #MaxRoach #AlfredLion #RudyVanGelder #FrancisWolff #ReidMiles #BlueNote #TonePoet

Bill Swindell by FrancisWolff This black-and-white photo shows Bill Swindell holding a saxophone. He is wearing a light-colored hat, a suit jacket with a pocket square, and a tie. His posture is relaxed, and he appears to be seated, with the saxophone resting comfortably in his hands. Smoke or mist drifts in the background, adding a moody, atmospheric feel to the image. The lighting highlights his face and instrument, emphasizing the classic jazz vibe of the portrait.

Bill Swindell by Francis Wolff

#JazzSky #BillSwindell #FrancisWolff #Photographer #TonePoet

The photo shows a vinyl record cover for Rollin’ With Leo by Leo Parker, prominently featuring a close-up image of a musician passionately playing a baritone saxophone under warm, low lighting. The album cover has a red section along the bottom with the title in bold black and white lettering. The background includes a desk with decorative ceramic cups on the left, a small frog figurine on the right, a green textured lamp, and a textured brick wall behind them. The record is displayed upright on a wooden stand.

Leo Parker
Rollin' With Leo (1961)

Bad Girl
youtu.be/WUwLnYU-2wg

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #LeoParker #DaveBurns #BillSwindell #JohnnyAcea #AlLucas #WilbertHogan #RudyVanGelder #ReidMiles #FrancisWolff #AlfredLion #BlueNote #TonePoet

The black-and-white photo shows jazz drummer Philly Joe Jones seated at a drum kit, looking slightly upward to his left. He is framed by cymbals and drums, with a serious yet composed expression. The lighting highlights his face and the drum set, while a curtain and window are visible in the background. There is text above and below the image labeling it with the names “PEPPER ADAMS” and “PHILLY JOE JONES,” suggesting a jazz context.

Philly Joe Jones
Photo by Francis Wolff

#JazzSky #PhillyJoeJones #FrancisWolff #TonePoet

The photo shows a vinyl record album cover titled The Cooker by Lee Morgan, released on Blue Note with the catalog number 81578. The cover features a high-contrast red and black portrait of a man, with his face partially obscured by his hand. The album is displayed upright on a small wooden stand. In the background, there are decorative ceramic items, a green frog figurine, and part of a Christmas tree ornament, all set against a rustic brick wall.

Lee Morgan
The Cooker (1958)

Lover Man
youtu.be/0QSxrJuCgEU

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #LeeMorgan #PepperAdams #BobbyTimmons #PaulChambers #PhillyJoeJones #AlfredLion #RudyVanGelder #FrancisWolff #ReidMiles #BlueNote #TonePoet

This is a photo of a vinyl record album called Tokyo Blues by The Horace Silver Quintet, displayed on a wooden stand. The album cover shows Horace Silver sitting outdoors between two women wearing kimonos, all smiling. Behind them is a traditional wooden structure and rocks. The setting around the record includes a wooden table, colorful ceramic cups on the left, a green glass decoration on the right, a small green frog figurine, and a brick wall in the background.

Horace Silver
The Tokyo Blues (1962)

The Tokyo Blues
youtu.be/XvsdNDOdpbc

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #HoraceSilver #BlueMitchell #JuniorCook #GeneTaylor #JohnHarrisJr #AlfredLion #RudyVanGelder #ReidMiles #FrancisWolff #BlueNote #TonePoet

John Coltrane’s Blue Train on my turntable

Time for some #Coltrane - an #NC native! Add to that one of my favorite trumpet players - #LeeMorgan. Playing one of only a few #BlueNote #TonePoet issues I have…I love the way they sound, but I don’t know that they sound any better than the Classic Vinyl […]

[Original post on infosec.exchange]

Time After Time

#bluenote #tonepoet is going to cost me a fortune in 2026 😔

#jazzsky

open.spotify.com/track/7Fuue9...

Early Christmas present to myself. 🎁 It was on sale. It's not like I had a choice. 🤷‍♂️
#bookerervin #janarnet #jazzsky #tonepoet @bluenoterecords.bsky.social

This is a black-and-white photo showing a man playing the drums, holding drumsticks in both hands. He is wearing a light-colored, long-sleeve button-up shirt and appears deeply immersed in the music, with his head tilted back and eyes closed. The caption below the image reads "JOE CHAMBERS," and the surrounding text identifies other musicians, including "ANDREW HILL" and "BOBBY HUTCHERSON."

Joe Chambers

#JoeChambers #TonePoet #FrancisWolff

The photo shows a vinyl record album titled Dialogue by Bobby Hutcherson displayed upright on a wooden stand. The album cover features a dark, minimalist design with a bluish image of Hutcherson playing the vibraphone. The top of the cover has a blue strip with the Blue Note label and the names of featured musicians: Freddie Hubbard, Sam Rivers, Andrew Hill, Richard Davis, and Joe Chambers. The background includes rustic decor, such as painted ceramic drums on the left and a green glass lamp and small frog figurine on the right. The setting appears cozy and vintage, with a brick wall partially visible.

Bobby Hutcherson
Dialogue (1965)

Ghetto Lights
youtu.be/hAN6tgRpZO4

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #BobbyHutcherson #FreddieHubbard #SamRivers #AndrewHill #RichardDavis #JoeChambers #RudyVanGelder #AlfredLion #ReidMiles #FrancisWolff #BlueNote #TonePoet

Hoping for a Pax #TonePoet ... maybe 2027 @bluenoterecords.bsky.social ? 😎🤞

I'm loving this reissue... and looking forward to the Compulsion!!!!! #TonePoet 😎

This is a black-and-white photograph of a musician playing the drums. He is seated, holding drumsticks, and appears to be mid-performance with a focused expression. The lighting emphasizes his face and hands, while the background is mostly dark. The caption beneath the photo identifies him as Jack DeJohnette.

Jack DeJohnette

#JackDeJohnette #FrancisWolff #TonePoet

This photo shows a vinyl record album cover on a small wooden stand. The album is titled "Jackknife" by Jackie McLean. The cover features a sepia-toned photo of a man playing a saxophone, with the title "JACKKNIFE" in large bold yellow letters across the bottom left and the artist's name, Jackie McLean, in white text on the right. Other musicians listed include Lee Morgan, Charles Tolliver, Larry Willis, Larry Ridley, and Jack DeJohnette. The cover also displays the Blue Note Records logo. In the background, there are decorative ceramic drums on the left, a green glass lamp on the right, and a brick wall. A small frog figurine and a handwritten note on glass are visible as well.

Jackie McLean
Jacknife (1965)

Soft Blue
youtu.be/bO6qQqb2iXc

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #JackieMcLean #LeeMorgan #CharlesTolliver #LarryWillis #LarryRidley #JackDeJohnette #RudyVanGelder #AlfredLion #FrancisWolff #BlueNote #TonePoet

Solid selection of @bluenoterecords.bsky.social #TonePoet releases here - I have most of them but it looks like I need to up my Hammond B3 soul jazz game now...

#Jazzsky #BlueNoteRecords #LeeMorgan

youtu.be/e3SUKjMf0nM?...

Postie dropped this today

70th Anniversary reissue of
Frank Sinatra
In the Wee Small Hours

The quality of the cover is incredible, the whole presentation just oozes quality, much to my dismay sadly not to be played this evening !

#FrankSinatra
#InTheWeeSmallHours
#BlueNote
#TonePoet

The photo shows a vinyl record displayed upright on a wooden stand. The album cover features the title "BOOKER LITTLE 4 & MAX ROACH" in bold red and white text, with the word "Stereo" at the top center. The cover design includes a framed photograph of four musicians holding instruments against a dark blue background, with a trumpet lying horizontally beneath the frame. The scene in the background includes a wooden surface, decorative ceramic drums on the left, and a small green frog figurine on the right, along with a green glass lamp and a wall with a rustic, stone-like texture.

Booker Little
Booker Little 4 and Max Roach (1958)

Milestones
youtu.be/5ua1oxQmE4g

#NowPlaying #JazzSky #VinylSky #BookerLittle #GeorgeColeman #TommyFlanagan #ArthurDavis #MaxRoach #TonePoet