karlophone, id love to go through your collection someday.
p.s. the mono record i found was mcdonald and giles.
ill trade you a dig thru my collection for an Ako drum recording session!
Well damn, never seen a mono. and ive had the odd fortune of picking up no less than 11 McDonald And Giles in the last few years. ive got a white label DJ copy but its stereo. with my 3 keepers, 4 in the trade pile and the rough ones given away, i thought i was "done"...but mono, huh.....
Well damn, never seen a mono. and ive had the odd fortune of picking up no less than 11 McDonald And Giles in the last few years. ive got a white label DJ copy but its stereo. with my 3 keepers, 4 in the trade pile and the rough ones given away, i thought i was "done"...but mono, huh.....
Alice is a long time favourite. Finally got around to copping the vinyl. Happy is a Finnish jazz LP that I had never even seen before.
How do you like that Happy album? I'm unfamiliar with it ... It's a very basic throwback jazz LP from 1971. I really like two tracks on it though: the hard bop tune "Lappri" and the cover of "Summertime". Check for yourself.
Yes, that was part of the bounty I traded to Chris, $200 LP whiteboy soul private press thing.
Personally I wasn't feeling it so much but I know dudes in Japan are
Since we are keeping things in the strut fam, I can only guess that the Ralph Robles was the one Joe Gaines sold to me, but shipped to Andr*w, who then flipped it to you. Enjoy it.
Yes, that was part of the bounty I traded to Chris, $200 LP whiteboy soul private press thing.
Personally I wasn't feeling it so much but I know dudes in Japan are
besides for the cut disco city that record is a huge steaming turd, sold my copy years ago for $20, now it's $200 or more, i need it again for that cut, if anyone has one for sale get in touch
Since we are keeping things in the strut fam, I can only guess that the Ralph Robles was the one Joe Gaines sold to me, but shipped to Andr*w, who then flipped it to you. Enjoy it.
here's my guff from the last few weeks - various sources: charities, interent, local shops etc... "HOW PINK ARE THOSE ELEPHANTS" (pink elephant comp of euro rock and soul, has a feew nice jeronimo tracks and, most importantly - "speakin my mind" by Taiconderoga (i cant afford the 45 )) SOUND CEREMONY ( one man wonky garage rock from 1980) BILL DOGGETT - "wow" (fun organ jazz, title cut is great) HAIR (another one for the collection, this one is small group instros - heavy on the organ!) LOST NATION (rare earth heavy organ rock) "SALVATION" ost (hippie musical with an awesome scat/breakbeat track) STOOGES (not listened yet. shameful!) KENSINGTON MARKET (canadian pop psych stuff - -some great tracks on here - most notably "the thinker" -as heard on dr delay's "REM" psych mix) NILSSON (never had this before!! "jump into the fire" is awesome!) K-TEL TV GREATS (never seen this one before. all the usual suspects on here) DIANE SOLOMON (tasty dusty fingers-esque "sunshine superman") LONNIE SMITH (jazz funk. nothing special to my ears)
plus some 45's: K-TEL MULTI-EXERCISER RHYTHM-MUSIC (what it says on the tin. moogy!) GEORGIE FAME - "beware of the dog" (killer mod instro - spare) MARIANNE FAITHFUL - "morning sun/ this little bird" (very pleasant) GOLDEN TOADSTOOLS - "silly savage" (brilliant fun raw mod funk stuff - can't wait to play this out) SLADE - "candiddate" (another nice slade b-side.. .although "the man who speaks evil" is the best ive heard) THE TROGGS - "maybe the madman?" (killer psych with good drums) WHITE DENIM - "let's talk about it" (my GF picked me up the original 45 release of this great song - worse artwork than the rerelease but a better b-side!)
all the 45's were under $5. half from one spot, the other half from a packrat from around the way. definitely caught fools sleepin, cause if you can see the price tags, they're dated (and i'm assuming put out for sale) four months ago!
hercules was a nice surprise, but was never too big a fan of the track. what really got me geeked were the vashonettes 45 and the bugs 45. both
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p.s. the mono record i found was mcdonald and giles.
ill trade you a dig thru my collection for an Ako drum recording session!
Well damn, never seen a mono. and ive had the odd fortune of picking up no less than 11 McDonald And Giles in the last few years. ive got a white label DJ copy but its stereo. with my 3 keepers, 4 in the trade pile and the rough ones given away, i thought i was "done"...but mono, huh.....
Alice is a long time favourite. Finally got around to copping the vinyl. Happy is a Finnish jazz LP that I had never even seen before.
How do you like that Happy album? I'm unfamiliar with it ...
check it out:
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How do you like that Happy album? I'm unfamiliar with it ...
It's a very basic throwback jazz LP from 1971. I really like two tracks on it though: the hard bop tune "Lappri" and the cover of "Summertime". Check for yourself.
"Lappri"
"Summertime"
The label screams $$, the novelty aspect keeps it below $10.
This thread > all 08 finds threads combined
Since we are keeping things in the strut fam, I can only guess that the Ralph Robles was the one Joe Gaines sold to me, but shipped to Andr*w, who then flipped it to you. Enjoy it.
besides for the cut disco city that record is a huge steaming turd, sold my copy years ago for $20, now it's $200 or more, i need it again for that cut, if anyone has one for sale get in touch
The TF record I've literally been looking for since day one, probably the first raer that I ever heard of. Al Escobar is Stone Mint 100% perfect copy.
All of the following are dope except the Conjunto Lobo. Beware folks, this ones a terd.
A super clean Bermuda Triangle LP on Winter Solstice.
6 Dollars. Thank you Alabama!
Peace,
Dress
here's my guff from the last few weeks - various sources: charities, interent, local shops etc...
"HOW PINK ARE THOSE ELEPHANTS" (pink elephant comp of euro rock and soul, has a feew nice jeronimo tracks and, most importantly - "speakin my mind" by Taiconderoga (i cant afford the 45 ))
SOUND CEREMONY ( one man wonky garage rock from 1980)
BILL DOGGETT - "wow" (fun organ jazz, title cut is great)
HAIR (another one for the collection, this one is small group instros - heavy on the organ!)
LOST NATION (rare earth heavy organ rock)
"SALVATION" ost (hippie musical with an awesome scat/breakbeat track)
STOOGES (not listened yet. shameful!)
KENSINGTON MARKET (canadian pop psych stuff - -some great tracks on here - most notably "the thinker" -as heard on dr delay's "REM" psych mix)
NILSSON (never had this before!! "jump into the fire" is awesome!)
K-TEL TV GREATS (never seen this one before. all the usual suspects on here)
DIANE SOLOMON (tasty dusty fingers-esque "sunshine superman")
LONNIE SMITH (jazz funk. nothing special to my ears)
plus some 45's:
K-TEL MULTI-EXERCISER RHYTHM-MUSIC (what it says on the tin. moogy!)
GEORGIE FAME - "beware of the dog" (killer mod instro - spare)
MARIANNE FAITHFUL - "morning sun/ this little bird" (very pleasant)
GOLDEN TOADSTOOLS - "silly savage" (brilliant fun raw mod funk stuff - can't wait to play this out)
SLADE - "candiddate" (another nice slade b-side.. .although "the man who speaks evil" is the best ive heard)
THE TROGGS - "maybe the madman?" (killer psych with good drums)
WHITE DENIM - "let's talk about it" (my GF picked me up the original 45 release of this great song - worse artwork than the rerelease but a better b-side!)
also caught a spare copy of These Trails s/t LP, but sold it to a strutter before i got a chance to take pics.
Did you really only pay $4 for "Hercules??"
That Covay LP rules, too. My copy looks clean but plays like crap
hercules was a nice surprise, but was never too big a fan of the track. what really got me geeked were the vashonettes 45 and the bugs 45. both
Nice one! the version of 'Caravan' is great. Don Alias kills it on that album too.
Fake finds.
Nah, for real that's probably my favorite record purchase in a long time. Thanks again for hooking me up.
$0.30!