top 10 thrift store breaks(r.r.)

youngEINSTEIN

records you can go scoop right now for a buck or less:1. wilton felder - everybody loves a star2. stanley clark - modern man3. paul mccartney - paul mccartney3. anne murray - snowbird4. zz top - tejas5. black oak arkasas - st6. savoy brown - raw sienna7. bobby sherman - with love8. carpenters - kind of hush9. bryan ferry - lets stick together10. billy swann - i can helppeace, stein. . . p.s. please add.

Grafwritah

Ocean - PYHITH (45, of course)

youngEINSTEIN

Ocean - PYHITH (45, of course)

THE pyhith that started em' all.

Grafwritah

Ocean - PYHITH (45, of course)

THE pyhith that started em' all.

Still a clean one.


Oddly enough I think most albums with open drum breaks aren't really dollar bin all that often. Sometimes.

I guess I would say Little River Band - Man On Your Mind (ick), Stanley Clarke - Danger Street... there are a decent bit of disco late-70s crap drums. I dunno.

youngEINSTEIN

Ocean - PYHITH (45, of course)

THE pyhith that started em' all.

Still a clean one.


Oddly enough I think most albums with open drum breaks aren't really dollar bin all that often. Sometimes.

I guess I would say Little River Band - Man On Your Mind (ick), Stanley Clarke - Danger Street... there are a decent bit of disco late-70s crap drums. I dunno.

i didn't know about that little river band or the danger street breaks. keep em' comin'
peace, stein. . .

Grafwritah

i didn't know about that little river band or the danger street breaks. keep em' comin'

They're usable but the drums just aren't that great. Danger Street is what, late 70s, so you got that disco drum sound, and I think the Little River Band one is from the early 80s and the drums sound almost synth.

Wilbert Longmire - Ragtown is another cut with open drums, but it's not exactly a break... i.e. they need some rearrangement. And, once again, that's late 70's I think.

DeeRock

1. Billy Joel
2. Edgar Winter
3. Gary Wright
4. Grease
5. 2nd chapter of acts
6. Emerson Lake & Palmer
7. Rupert Holmes
8. Led Zepplin
9. Bryan Ferry
10. April Wine

PrimeCutsLtd

herb albert - rise
rush - moving pictures
shirley basey - something
police - zenyatta mendatta
who - who's next
who - it's hard
sly and the family stone's greatest hits

I gotta listen to Tejas now. Maybe will have more later.

mesh

jeff beck- wired
how bout some boz?

nrich

Don't forget the Gambler!



that country Mancini album



Jefferson Starship

mordecai

jeff beck- wired

see also:

gloom

Jefferson Starship

Raystar

all day

davesrecords

i remember the person that put me up on that anne murray break was saying that that record is sort of rare.

now 25 copies later...
actually i wouldn't say these are thrift store records since the thrift stores i go to only have mantiovalini records, but you should be able to find these for a dollar at any decent record store.

10 cc
roger daltry
america-slow down
anne murray-anne
oc smith with hey jude
ramsey lewis pops up
5th dimension with rainmaker and feeling good
3 dog night with i can hear you calling
aerosmith toys in the attic and one with lord of the thighs
ambrosia live in la or something like that
black sabbath-behind the wall of sleep (probably the best dollar drums)
mark almond-other peoples rooms (not open but nice break/groove)
tommy bolin-homeward strut
allman brothers-live album
bt express-discotizer
amazing rhythm aces
nillson-nillson
nazareth

i guess you could probably go on for hours with those records.

PrimeCutsLtd

can't forget Jack & Diane

gir

can't forget Jack & Diane

or when thee levee breaks, the crunge, or sgt pepper

rocco2nr

dunno if i could make a top 10, but i just looked through for some dollar box records that i know have dope breaks on them.

the commodores - midnight magic
les dudek - say no more
tom scott and the la express - s/t
rufus ft. chaka kahn
free - fire and water
the doobie brothers - minute by minute
ballinjack - s/t
unicorn - blue pine trees
the LA boppers - s/t