The 45s are: Clarence Carter - Too Weak To Fight Clarence Carter - Funky Fever Hendrix - Midnight Lamp Music Explosion - Little Bit O' Soul George Perkins & The Silver Stars - Cryin' In The Streets I was stoked to find the Perkins because it was a sweet case of I was listening to the 'Sweet Soul Music' comp CD before I left the house this morning & was grooving on Crying In The Streets. Then as I was flicking through the cheap country 45s at Real Groovy there it was. I didn't even know it got a NZ pressing, looks unplayed, sweet. LPs Actually not much to explain there, the LL is original NZ press to finally replace my old as cassette. Margie Joseph is good female proto-moder on Cotillion, Lamont Dozier prod. Norman Connors is OK, kinda cheesy in places 76 smooth, lite jazz on Buddah, there is a cover of Creator Has A Master Plan. Blue Magic is smooth Philly style vocal group soul from 74. More Nancy Wilson goodness. A couple of late 70s early 80s Concord & Pablo jazz titles which are nice for what they are. Mass Production is kind of modern soul on Cotillion from 82, kinda funky, pretty cool in it's own way.
I really like that Margie Joseph LP. It falls in nicely between soul eras...and Lamont Dozier was killin' it around this time, with the Midas Touch at the boards...
I really like that Margie Joseph LP. It falls in nicely between soul eras...and Lamont Dozier was killin' it around this time, with the Midas Touch at the boards...
Yeah, I have only needle dropped it a few times at the store, but I am looking forward to giving it a good listen. I totally agree with the Lamont Dozier comment too.
Just a couple more today, on a quick stop out of the snow:
Les Sultans is the second Quebec garage rock LP I have pulled "in the field" in less than a week...coincidence?? Great covers on here, including this classic Them song:
Top left to right: The Artistic Sounds - message to a nation on Savoy, great soulful gospel joint Gladys Hardy- testing time, private Seattle gospel The Blossoms - shockwave
Middle left to right- Ed Moss- s/t great mellow private jazz lp, thanks Ari Dadisi Komolafe - hassan's walk on nimbus (finally) good lookin out Yuichi The Loving Sisters - the sisters and their sons, nice gospel stuff
Bottom row left to right- Gunter Hampel- out of new york on MPS, great free jazz lp feat. Perry Robinson and Jeanne Lee Bill Lewis/Khan Jamal - the river on Philly Jazz - beautiful lp, thanks Drew The Stovall Sisters - s/t needs no introduction, thanks again Ari
Nice french shit as always. Catherine Lara is incredibly dark..like the guitar on that 45. Moustaki is always classic..like Reggiani(doubles). And some nice surprises: Herve Brousseau got some nice lyrics and voice on this Francelike chanson Lp for a Quebec guy; french singing german (fontana 'discovery') Eva got some nice tracks. Plus a bunch of quebec folk (corcoran,valiquette)
Every copy I have ever found of that (which is not many) has been completely trashed. I finally bought the 80's official reissue LP to hold me over...forever?
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Ummmm, yeah...wasn't this released on Black Fire prior to Sutra (pardon me...do you have any ____ ______?)
K
P.S. It's not my fault I was bron in Scarborough.
I don't normally partake in blondes, but....
K/
K?
The 45s are:
Clarence Carter - Too Weak To Fight
Clarence Carter - Funky Fever
Hendrix - Midnight Lamp
Music Explosion - Little Bit O' Soul
George Perkins & The Silver Stars - Cryin' In The Streets
I was stoked to find the Perkins because it was a sweet case of
LPs
Actually not much to explain there, the LL is original NZ press to finally replace my old as cassette. Margie Joseph is good female proto-moder on Cotillion, Lamont Dozier prod. Norman Connors is OK, kinda cheesy in places 76 smooth, lite jazz on Buddah, there is a cover of Creator Has A Master Plan. Blue Magic is smooth Philly style vocal group soul from 74. More Nancy Wilson goodness. A couple of late 70s early 80s Concord & Pablo jazz titles which are nice for what they are. Mass Production is kind of modern soul on Cotillion from 82, kinda funky, pretty cool in it's own way.
soul eras...and Lamont Dozier was killin' it around this time, with
the Midas Touch at the boards...
I'm sticking with the OG...
Just a couple more today, on a quick stop out of the snow:
Les Sultans is the second Quebec garage rock LP I have pulled
"in the field" in less than a week...coincidence??
Great covers on here, including this classic Them song:
Les Sultans - Tu es Impossible (I Can Only Give You Everything)
Bunky & Jake is decent hippie rock, featuring an all-star lineup
of studio musicians helping out, including Ray Barretto & Chuck Rainey.
Here's a nice mellow breeze of a track from the album:
Bunky & Jake - Cadillac Bleu
$2 = minting down on the Hustler's Convention, hah...finally scored that Erotic Moods for cheap, finally:
Not too many OG deep groove blah blah blah but hey, I'll take what I can get ($70 on this lot). Still pinching myself:
+ 27 other rock terds for sale blah blah blah
Top left to right:
The Artistic Sounds - message to a nation on Savoy, great soulful gospel joint
Gladys Hardy- testing time, private Seattle gospel
The Blossoms - shockwave
Middle left to right-
Ed Moss- s/t great mellow private jazz lp, thanks Ari
Dadisi Komolafe - hassan's walk on nimbus (finally) good lookin out Yuichi
The Loving Sisters - the sisters and their sons, nice gospel stuff
Bottom row left to right-
Gunter Hampel- out of new york on MPS, great free jazz lp feat. Perry Robinson and Jeanne Lee
Bill Lewis/Khan Jamal - the river on Philly Jazz - beautiful lp, thanks Drew
The Stovall Sisters - s/t needs no introduction, thanks again Ari
hit up the church spot.
Nice french shit as always. Catherine Lara is incredibly dark..like the guitar on that 45. Moustaki is always classic..like Reggiani(doubles). And some nice surprises: Herve Brousseau got some nice lyrics and voice on this Francelike chanson Lp for a Quebec guy; french singing german (fontana 'discovery') Eva got some nice tracks. Plus a bunch of quebec folk (corcoran,valiquette)
nice lot mark
Soul on Ice what was your other quebec record?
gucci
what's the verdict on this one?
That record got a lot of play on KDAY when it came out.
I have a copy in the stacks somewhere though, hah
got it from DJ Tone!
All good, just thought I'd mention it.
And if that Fred Jackson is an OG I command you to ship it immediately to Mt Rainier MD.
I did grab this yesterday , and it makes me happy
Every copy I have ever found of that (which is not many)
has been completely trashed. I finally bought the
80's official reissue LP to hold me over...forever?
Just came across a VG--- copy last week
I'm always down for that - get at me on tha PM with wants/haves, my man.
Besides - I owe you one
"YOU GET NO
BUTTRACKORD, DAWG!"[/b]hope you enjoy.
how was the Swap?
Booty Basement in Southpark post hangover rillness
haha excellent
swap was underwhelming as usual
bought some Sabbath, LOL