dare I say ... WEEKEND FINDS???
SoulOnIce
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Today, all from the same spot:I knew something was up when the usual store had suddenly expanded theNew Arrivals section from 2 bins to 5[/b]! Still, my jaw dropped whenI pulled the Sons of Truth. Such an amazing album, this made my week.I-Roy is some deep sounds.Thrift store stuff, all $.75 each: Feelin' the Dollar Brand on Inner City hiiden upper left -cheapo organ LP has some raw Cortez tracksThroughout the past week: Cher LP has a killer version of "Walk on Gilded Splinters!"Jackie Wilson album is real nice - some 1968 proto-disco on "Helpless"Voices of East Harlem is an awesome album, so soulful and definitely funky - just need the 3rd one now to complete the set.Johnny Lytle was sitting in a local spot for a while now, unplayed copy for $20 - I kept picking it up and leaving it behind, but this time I wised upand grabbed it while it was still there - I am really feelin Johnny Lytlealbums lately ... he just has such a great sound. I need more more more, these albums make my day everytime. Coverless and pretty much rinked, but still sounded so sweet comingout of my speakers. That real schitt.
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Damn, dudes! I prefer you call it "******'s" ok??
Sons of Truth is prolly only VG/VG but plays great all the way through
and was around $12
Willie D is real nice and was 15
Eddie D & BBS is also only VG/VG visually but plays perfect and was 10
I think alot of these records are from W***e's collection, since
while R*b was away, he was working the used section and was bringing
in boxes of well-used but playable heat from his own stash, sold me
some out of the boxes and I assume saved some better stuff for when R*b
got back from tour. Or maybe not.
I also got my first discount ever from A**n! WOW!!
leroy hutson - "hutson"
at the store (all 45's)
chuck jackson - "tell him i'm not home/lonely am i" (wand)
chuck jackson - "stand by me/somebody new" (wand)
lloyd price -"bad conditions/the truth" (lloyd prices' turntable)
little beaver - "party down pts 1 and 2" (cat)
the magictones - "my dreams have got the best of me/till you decide to come home" (westbound, promo)
james brown - "escape-ism pts. 1-3" (people, promo)
archie bell and the drells - "tighten up pts 1 and 2" (atlantic)
the fabulous counts - "jan jan/girl from kenya" (moira)
the fabulous counts - "get down people/lunar funk" (moira)
the vibrations - "may the best man win/since i fell for you" (checker)
dee dee sharp - "wild!/why doncha ask me?" (cameo)
jesse morrison - "shakey pudding/losing you" (abet)
the superlatives - "i don't know how (to say i love you) don't go away/lonely in a crowd" (westbound)
Jungle Beat
Hatiian Afro Beat Heat
South American Latin/Jazz Dance Fire
K in Canada.
Dude I love that johnny lytle album, it was the last thing i listened to before vaction, still sitting on the turntable.
a riverside gem.
why all the secret squirrell about cheapos ? its well known and been around forever....not much to be had there cept for the occasional new arrival come up...as you see by this post, shits been raped for all the heavy shit...i did manage to get exit 9 straight up og for $10 recently !
after over 20 years of shopping there, i was kicked out by the asshole owner with the glasses for the most ridiculous shit ever. Meanwhile used shops are of a dying breed...youd think hed want to make some $$
and sell some of the records that have been sitting there since 1982. Soon it will be Extincto's !!!
While dude was looking the brazilian stuff, I looked in a box full of OG jazz and found these records (didn't listen to them yet):
Sam Rivers: Hues (ABC/Impulse - 1975)
Cal Tjader's Latin kick (Fantasy blue vinyl)
Pharoah Sanders: Village of the Pharoahs
Ronnie Foster: Two headed freap
Monty Alexander: Rass! (USA edition)
NevilleC got crazy when he saw Rass!, cos' this is a long time want of him.
But dude got some luck too; I passed on an Atilla Zoller's Saba record, and a Prestige record he said is a holly grail (can't remember the names). Dude bought both.
And NevilleC gave me two EPs: Kidgusto's Basscomb express (Soulstrut represents!) and Ed Royal & DJ Enne's Gift of funk.
This was a lucky day for me & NevilleC.
Peace
I think we were kidding around, it's kind of a running joke.
Isn't that true of most stores? I score heat at Cheapo's constantly -
like your Exit 9 score, that's not unusual, it's pretty much business
as usual if you go there often enough.
its so tough here...its been a while since i really have had a major score
jacks has been the best to me over the years
tommy stewart $1
nick ayoub library lp $1
harlem river drive $10
many many good librarys, conroy, parry, omni music, golden ring, etc.. $1
best of band x $1
refelctions in the sea of nurnen $ 100, but i flipped it for $300
these days have come to pass
pipeline was the shit tho...
I like it, too.
more and more.
K.
that shuggie otis is up for trade if anyone needs one..just pm me.
So what will it take to get you to put audio up on waxidermy or real headz??
K.
Willie Rosario
New Swing Sextet is that latin heat!
I like The Hobbits record much more than I thought I would.
Cool Livin' is a x-ian record with some fuzzed out tracks, dude's voice is pretty bad.
FB Worster "God Don't Make Junk" is obviously private press gospel folk out of NJ. I really like this record, not too preachy, and its that Mama's organic granola food bin whatever stuff I think the west coasters would be into.
I'm curious about that Best of Band X album. Is that actually a compilation of earlier albums of theirs or was that their only album up to that point?
the sealed one I found at a yard sale a few years ago, since
I haven't ever seen it since.
How is the Bullet for Pretty Boy OST??
There's a copy around me that I've been on the fence about
for a minute, it looks interesting but also sems like it
could be a Bonnie & Clyde rip-off banjo fest...
Metros was in a pile of 4 for $5.00 records.
The Bullet LP is kinda interesting.....side one is by a band called The Source and they do Byrds-like folk rock with 2 nice cuts. The flip is all instrumental cuts by Harley Hatcher....typical B-Movie slop with alot of percussion.
Thanks to Kinetic on the trade for the middle one there.
K.
P.S. Records on my shelf,
Waiting for you
, K.
Some disco shit.. some is bullshit. Some is great
peace..
Yeah it is a British issue from 1982.
Mingo played for or was involved with James Brown. Funky record, but not face melting or raer.
I got Cross Bronx Expressway 45s and Spontaneous Overthrow. String Beat in the mail. A cold lampin' emoticon is needed.