Pre-weekend Lunchtime Finds...

pj4533pj4533 481 Posts
edited March 2006 in Strut Central
That 12" at the top of the image is the J's "When did you stop". I havn't listened to all this, but these are the best I think. They had a bunch of disco, mainstream funk and soul. I picked up a bunch of decent albums to complete my collection too (stuff like a Spinners LP I didn't have, an Isley Brothers, a 4 Tops...etcetc) I have been ITCHING for that williehutchthreesixraer. All a buck a piece. Nice!-peeJ

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  • JLRJLR 3,835 Posts
    I just had the best lunchtime finds in a while:

    - Hideo Shiraki "S/T", OG Japan jazz raer on King Records

    - Francy Boland "Out of the background", OG on Saba, tree label

    - Tony Coe "Coe-existence", OG on Lee Lambert! This was reissued by whatmusic, I think.

    - Richard Boone "I've got the right to sing" on Nocturne Hollywood.

    No camera, no pics.

  • Breakfast finds for me, since I'm three hours behind you guys...


    Local sweet soul, and for once a flea market 45 is actually in clean condition.



    The Stevie and Fantastic Aleems were also flea digs. The rest of the stuff I picked up in San Francisco a couple days ago. The Walias Band I'm listening to right now. Cool stuff with Mahmoud Ahmed singing on two tracks! Privately pressed in the U.S.

  • I found this one today.
    BEGINNING OF THE END - Funky Nassau. And a cuple of others.

  • johnshadejohnshade 577 Posts
    lp's
    coke - 's/t' (triangle sound)
    richie havens - 'mixed bag' (verve)

    45's
    the superlatives - 'don't let true love die/she's my wonder woman' (dynamics)
    the fabulous peps - 'i can't get right/why are you blowing my mind' (premium stuff)

  • dCastillodCastillo 1,963 Posts

  • hcrinkhcrink 8,729 Posts

    what pressing of Velvets and Nico?

  • thropethrope 750 Posts
    roy ayers ubiquity - vibrations
    isaac hayes - tough guys soundtrack
    brick - good high


    yeah im a new jack, just trying to expand my collection with fairly well known chit


    i went to a library booksale today, hoping to get some cheap wax, but shit had record store prices, and nothing interesting so i didn't pick anything up there

  • SoulhawkSoulhawk 3,197 Posts


    lunchtime. in the 'free' pile.


  • dCastillodCastillo 1,963 Posts

    what pressing of Velvets and Nico?

    Stereo Verve

  • progbeatzprogbeatz 451 Posts


    lunchtime. in the 'free' pile.


    FREE??? that's bonkers.



  • lunchtime. in the 'free' pile.


    What's the music like? I've never seen it.

  • SoulhawkSoulhawk 3,197 Posts
    it's hard to explain, sort of a split lp between hippie folky xian & ultra odd electric piano/primitive drum machine/echochamber black gospel.

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  • David_GDavid_G 60 Posts
    Charlie Rich
    Every Time You Touch Me (I Get High)
    Epic

  • meatyogremeatyogre 2,080 Posts
    it's hard to explain, sort of a split lp between hippie folky xian & ultra odd electric piano/primitive drum machine/echochamber black gospel.

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    so in a nutshell, its Detroit music?

  • grandpa_shiggrandpa_shig 5,799 Posts
    i just had a cubano sammich at versailles. man, that place is overrated.

  • crazypoprockcrazypoprock 1,037 Posts
    i've had a real good week...especially the last two days...



    unknown reggae dub cut that is so sick...50 cents



    i've been looking for this for at least a year or two now...walked into a academy and it was staring at me from the dollar bin! Vg+ copy...seriously good music.



    that's right...a hidden strength "hustle on up" promo 12" from 1975!? sick tune, very rare, one of the earliest 12"s...$2



    jazz dance record with some funky stuff on it



    again from the academy dollar bin...Vg to Vg+ copy...great play copy.



    $10 for a $150 record ain't too shabby!









    mint white label promo on phillips...sick funky jazz...$3.00



    trinidadian/brooklynite? carribean disco funk...i've had this before and his other more sought after 12"...a cover version of the salsoul cut "you're just the right size"...this one has a cool female sung original on the flip of this decent otis cover.



    mint promo psych record on mainstream...all the tell-tale signs of a popsike (and pop psych) record...best song title: galvenized midget. $3



    also $3...best song title: "Roxanne (Thanks for Getting Me High)"

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    I always mix this up, but Turpin is from Bermuda I believe (or is it the Bahamas..anyway one of the 2).

    K.

  • Jonny_PaycheckJonny_Paycheck 17,825 Posts



    $10 for a $150 record ain't too shabby!

    If you're not into it Patrick, I need...

    Not sure of this particular one but I would suspect the condition warranted the price. Those guys aren't cheap with the raer jazz... yet and still, I have a feeling that they see me coming and hide any good records.

  • canonicalcanonical 2,100 Posts
    Got this nice reissue in the mail





  • crazypoprockcrazypoprock 1,037 Posts
    and more...





    sealed for $2...really tempted to open this...



    sealed for $0.50...really wanna open this too!



    later 80s uk press of this arthur russell disco classic...nice arthur remix on the b-side



    never seen this before...really good funky female electro funk / boogie



    again...never seen this but it's a wicked electro cut with great dubbed-out rapping

    very happy to find this...very rare A Certain Ratio 12"..."Kether Hot Knives" / "Knife Slits Water"...in original factory sleeve for $2...both sides are very funky and full of breaks.

  • crazypoprockcrazypoprock 1,037 Posts

    If you're not into it Patrick, I need...

    Not sure of this particular one but I would suspect the condition warranted the price. Those guys aren't cheap with the raer jazz... yet and still, I have a feeling that they see me coming and hide any good records.

    record is really clean...was in the new arrival bin...good eyes though on the price tag spotting!

  • Jonny_PaycheckJonny_Paycheck 17,825 Posts
    open the ramona brooks. Such a great cut.

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    One of the best.

    K.

  • crazypoprockcrazypoprock 1,037 Posts
    if two respected music lovers and record dealers tell me it's good and to open...done.

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    ....um, a customer of mine with no taste wants it. Will you trade?

    :?, K.

  • Jonny_PaycheckJonny_Paycheck 17,825 Posts
    You won't regret it. I don't know the one on Blue but I've liked everything else I've had on that label.

    And sure enough, that psych record is pretty big cheese.

  • SoulOnIceSoulOnIce 13,027 Posts
    That Advancement album is really good.

  • hammertimehammertime 2,389 Posts
    that's one of my favorite Dolphy joints...Ron Carter's cello work is

  • karlophonekarlophone 1,697 Posts
    estate sale jazz score!!!!

    getting up at 7 AM paid off today. in we go when they open the door. there were 2
    boxes of LPs near a fireplace. i sort of morphed over one to inspect it in privacy.
    an older guy grabbed the other a minute later. as i was doing a facemelt over my
    box, he flipped thru his and looked pissed off! i quickly picked mine up and walked
    right on down and paid and bailed before i got lynched. I never even saw what was
    in the other box but i suspect it was more rock-ish. mine had all the below plus
    about 10 whatever CSNY etc rock records not worth photographing. suffice it to say
    this was a very very very good deal. most of this stuff is vg to vg+ with some at
    vg++ crispy clean. a few are vg- but no skips so far. so many of these ive never
    seen in the field before.


    the top center dexter on dootone is effing r a e r



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