~ Weekday Finds ~

parsecparsec 5,087 Posts
edited July 2006 in Strut Central
[/img] Henry Franklin - tribal dance on CatalystNat Adderley - the ScavengerThe Loving Sisters - the sisters and their sons, nice gospel ishGary Bartz - ju ju man on Catalyst, dupe up for tradeRuss Vines - gemini, dupe up for tradeForest - private folk lpBettye Swann - the Soul View, 6 bucks on ebay yes plaeseBlack Merda s/t on Chess, thanks again Ironfeet!Garfield High School record
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  • SoulOnIceSoulOnIce 13,027 Posts

    Bettye Swann - the Soul View, 6 bucks on ebay yes plaese

    That was you?? I saw that auction when
    it was new, remembered to check a few days later
    and saw it had just ended at $6...I was

  • parsecparsec 5,087 Posts

    Bettye Swann - the Soul View, 6 bucks on ebay yes plaese

    That was you?? I saw that auction when
    it was new, remembered to check a few days later
    and saw it had just ended at $6...I was

  • How's that Forest LP?

  • parsecparsec 5,087 Posts
    How's that Forest LP?

    It's just okay. I wish I could say it was more loner folk but alas it's more jangly singer songwriter folk...

  • mylatencymylatency 10,475 Posts
    die

  • wooshiewooshie 490 Posts

    Bettye Swann - the Soul View, 6 bucks on ebay yes plaese

    That was you?? I saw that auction when
    it was new, remembered to check a few days later
    and saw it had just ended at $6...I was
    '

    I saw that too and it really pissed me off, I can't buy anything right now.

  • wooshiewooshie 490 Posts
    what's the garfield high one like?

  • parsecparsec 5,087 Posts
    what's the garfield high one like?

    it sucks, worth about the dollar I spent on it. nice upright bass intro on one track and a dope sleeve and thats bout it...

  • wooshiewooshie 490 Posts
    Love the matching hat's they're sporting on the back of that Nat Adderly record and howsabout Joe Zawinul's Bling!

  • cpeetzcpeetz 2,112 Posts
    [/img]

    Henry Franklin - tribal dance on Catalyst
    Nat Adderley - the Scavenger
    The Loving Sisters - the sisters and their sons, nice gospel ish
    Gary Bartz - ju ju man on Catalyst, dupe up for trade
    Russ Vines - gemini, dupe up for trade
    Forest - private folk lp
    Bettye Swann - the Soul View, 6 bucks on ebay yes plaese
    Black Merda s/t on Chess, thanks again Ironfeet!
    Garfield High School record

    Tell us where you got'em so I know what spots were cleaned out,
    so I won't waste my time aiight!

  • parsecparsec 5,087 Posts
    B*ds Jazz and the Easy St street fair...

  • cpeetzcpeetz 2,112 Posts
    Buds Jazz? Shit I haven't been to that spot in 5 years at least.
    The Easy Street St. Fair...
    You mean the garbage pile they haul out for the W. Seattle thang.
    Man I gotta stop overlooking spots!

  • crazypoprockcrazypoprock 1,037 Posts
    i got a few african records:







    this one was in the bana lp...so no cover. but this has the track "love's a real thing" which is the title cut for that recent african psych/funk comp on luaka bop.



    a french cover version of "frisco disco"!? but the real joint is "love beads".

  • noreillenoreille 270 Posts




    I don't know this one, but you're lucky to found it into that:



    Because this record sucks... at a point you couldn't imagine!!! I bought it in a hurry on a flea market because the cover is really awesome and I hadn't a minute to loose. If you found a good track out of it, consider yourself as lucky then...

  • SoulhawkSoulhawk 3,197 Posts

    I think this series is actually recordings from south america, pressed in France - but intended for the african market - rhumas, mambos & so forth.

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  • aleitaleit 1,915 Posts
    OK the following are not from this week.
    But from three weeks of travelling - literally cross country in late june through the middle of july.
    just now got around to taking a few pics.

    At least 12 cities.
    Lots of fun with a week siesta in california from any heavy digging- at the beach instead.
    Here's some of the highlites, but maybe 100+ more albums and some good 45's as well not pictured.
    I must briefly shout out to the following for hospitality and connecting up-mylatency, hermie a.k.a hotsauce, jinx74, francislai, coolchris, peacefulrotation, and a handful of internet unknowns b/c they're too busy finding records. THANKS!

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  • drewnicedrewnice 5,465 Posts
    *DROOL*

    I rocked that "Key to Nowhere" on the way to work this morning, could still use a copy. Serious batch of records there, Ar*!!!

  • aleitaleit 1,915 Posts
    *DROOL*

    I rocked that "Key to Nowhere" on the way to work this morning, could still use a copy. Serious batch of records there, Ar*!!!

    key to nowhere is really beautiful. i don't know if you could quite say that you "rocked it" though....

    it was the ann peebles lp that actually made me think of you drew...

  • BigSpliffBigSpliff 3,266 Posts
    That George Faith is the 12"? Nice finds as ever.

  • Garcia_VegaGarcia_Vega 2,428 Posts
    I didn't get to post in the weekend finds thread, but I spent last week in Puerto Rico, did pretty well.










  • aleitaleit 1,915 Posts
    That George Faith is the 12"? Nice finds as ever.

    LP on Island.

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    That George Faith is the 12"? Nice finds as ever.

    LP on Island.

    12 came with the Upsetters Disco Bum sleeve and was on the green yellow and red Black Art Label. Jamaican press of the LP (Black Art) is title Super Eight.

    K in Canada.



  • A couple of nice digs this week

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    Gorgeous early Rita Marley soul cut. Looks nice next to Jackie Mittoo's "Got MY Bugaloo".



    Yet another reason never to doubt JA's ability for gorgeous soul cuts. Shame these never made it to a wider audience.



    High quality Treasure ISle production - you see TIS in the matrix, you buy.



    Basically the early incarnation of the Upsetters...whom were very good.



    Gotta love it when the investigative work is done for you. Think it's an accurate assessment? I do. Yet another testament to the innovation of JA music - who else was releasing stuff like this?????



    Bizarre surfy/latin side backed with a seemingly ska tune. My instincts tell me these guys were from Guyana.



    Today was a good day. Only the 3rd known copy of this ever to surface in the city (and I've found 2 of them with 0our friend Paul E Styrene finding the other...and selling it to Josh) Raw Caribbean/Canadian? deep funk 45 coupled with a increasingly adored soul flip.



    Had never heard this before. It's tight. JA guys love it for the ballad flip.



    Deadly CDN original and an unsung chapter in career.



    I can't wait to flex this on a soundsystem. I must have listened to it 5-6 times at the dudes house...thus hurting my bargaining position, but I didn't care I needed my fix. "You like that, eh?" Has King tubby written ALL over it - listen to the part at the end where the dub starts - it seems to get louder.









    You're nothing without MElody in the calypso collection. Doesn't hurt that these are all 60's LP's backed by the likes of Trinidadian diety's such as Cyril Diaz,Frankie Fredericks, and Nat Hepburn.



    I like this stuff







    K in Canada.

  • noreillenoreille 270 Posts
    It's quite a strange sensation to post after K. in the finds thread...





    Well, these 3 arrived in the mail yesterday... Both are fantastic! Thanks Mark for Soul Condor!!!

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    Allo Noreille (I don't have the appropriate keyboard to add the accent). I forgot this (which is a double).



    JA original.

    K in Canada.

  • noreillenoreille 270 Posts
    Allo Noreille (I don't have the appropriate keyboard to add the accent).

    Salut K! Was this the accent you were after: All?? ?

    Damn! I managed to post my few newbies between yours...

  • akoako https://soundcloud.com/a-ko 3,413 Posts
    i found a place to live...

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    Yeah. circonflex (spelling?) if my grade school Francais (also missing some dressing) serves me correct.

    Kevin in Canada.

  • holmesholmes 3,532 Posts
    OK, so I got back from London last week & am trying to mess through what I bought on the trip. Anyways, here are the 45s. I grabbed the opportunity to pick up some new things I had been meaning to get for ages.

    Beastie Boys - She's On It
    Breakestra - You Don't Need A Dance
    Brother Lloyd's All Stars - Tramp
    Kenny Burrell - Hot Bossa
    Clarence Carter - Patches
    Judy Clay & William Bell - Private Number
    The Elois - I'm A Man
    Dee Felice Trio - Nightingale
    Lee Fields - Stand Up
    Lee Fields - Do You Love Me
    Eddie Floyd - Why Is The Wine Sweeter
    Rex Garvin - Sock It To Em JB
    Etta James - Steal Away
    Sharon Jones - What If We All Stopped Paying Taxes
    Little Milton - I'll Always Love You
    Little Milton - Driftin' Drifter
    El Michels Affair - Detroit Twice
    Aaron Neville - Hercules
    Wilson Pickett - A Man & A Half
    Clarence Reid - Good Old Days
    Smokey Robinson - Baby Baby Don't Cry
    Joe Simon - Come On And Get It
    Soul Seven - South Side Funk
    Soul Toronados - Complete Recordings
    Joe Tex - Skinny Legs & All
    Carla Thomas - Where Do I Go
    Jr Walker - Home Cookin'
    Larry Williams - Bony Moronie
    Various - Funk 45s Box (X2)

    Still need to wade thru the LPs I bought though.
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