Jazz Vinyl Rip

Five Hits In A Row is the 1972 album by Stivín & Co Jazz System, the focus being Jiří Stivín. This was released by Supraphon and is a vinyl rip.

Le Déjeuner Sur L'Herbe is a 1969 album by The New Jazz Orchestra and features Jack Bruce on bass. This was released by Verve Records and is a vinyl rip.

Coniunctio is a 1970 collaborative album between The Blue Effect and The Jazz Q Prague, the latter featuring Jiří Stivín. This is taken from the 1973 reissue released by Supraphon.

BE Ku Iroju is a 1984 album by Japanese experimental jazz group A-Musik. This was released by Zeitgenössische Musik Disk and is a vinyl rip.

Jazz Goes To Church is the first and only album by Father Jack Herrera & The Trip ESP. Herrera was a reverend at The Lutheran Church of North America at Luther Place Memorial Church in Washington, DC, and this album is a musical service. Herrera, who played with the Benny Goodman Orchestra, offers sermons but also plays flute and clarinet with the trio, which included Gene Rush on piano, Steve Novosel on bass and Jimmy Hopps on drums. This was released on Enterprise Records, then a subsidiary of Atlantic Records but would become known as the primary home of soul singer/songwriter/musician Isaac Hayes. The album includes a rendition of Miles Davis' "So What" that opens Side 2. This is ripped from vinyl.

Darlene Yoshimoto was a Japanese singer from Honolulu who was a member of an R&B group with Teddy Tanaka but also released a few songs on her own. After Hawaii's statehood in 1959, she looked forward to being a teen sensation but wanted to show maturity so she made music that represented vocal jazz/pop jazz. She released a full album on the Mahalo company and had intentions of becoming a success not only as a singer but also an actress. This unofficial compilation made sometime in the 2010's opens with two songs she did with Tanaka and ends with two songs from the mid-1960's, which lead to ending her singing career. But the full-length album she did in 1962 is quite good and remains unreleased on CD so this is a vinyl rip.

Collage is a 1971 album by a Russian jazz band of the same name. This was released on the USSR label Мелодия (Melodiya), is a vinyl rip and while it is slightly crispy (i.e. a bit of surface noise), it is cleaned up as best as possible.

Tranquility is a 1977 album by Netherlands jazz fusion band Dutch Treat. This was released in their home country by Polydor and is a mono vinyl rip.