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Buddy Guy
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How does Foxy Brown rate compared to Coffy? Got the OST, but never saw the movie....
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Guzzo, you will also need to get all the Eno Ambient series on Obscure. Out of the releases you mentioned, here are some that I remember: Obscure No.3 Brian Eno, "Discreet Music", 1975. Classic ambient stuff... Obscure No.4 David Toop and Max …
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Side 2: one very fiery 20 minute long track.
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I can play bass & guitar around that fool. Let me at him. Tell dude I'll meet him at Cibello Burritos on the Haight, buy him a burrito, then punch him in the stomach, watch the food fly out of his mouth, then play Village Callers 45s on his grav…
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"In 1973 L. Ron Hubbard developed an incredible new sound in music" "L. Ron Hubbard is an acknowledged professional in many fields. His movie experience and his early days as a professional singer come again publicly to light in the brilliant prese…
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I have it - picked it up for $1 a while back. It's really not that exciting - they sorta try to get funky but in a 'sloppy fusion players who aren't very good' sorta way. No vocals. I have an MP3 at home, I think. I can post later...
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I wouldn't fuck a record, and I wouldn't slip my girlfriend on the turntable. Can't argue with that.
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What does that one sound like? Female vocals - quite solid/tight rhythmically - good version of 'sometimes i feel like a motherless child'. (oops, just noticed that Drewn post an MP3. This post is now redundant)
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I got one for $50 at Academy in NYC (about 2 years ago).
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It's a pillow rest for the brain, filling the mind with beautiful thoughts.
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Sonny Sharrock, Miroslav Vitous, Daniel Humair, Steve Marcus. 1970. Free Jazz Bloodshitter.
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"Locust Music continues its foray into the many sided head of Henry Jacobs with the re-release of his coveted 1955 Folkways debut. Culled from hours and hours of bits from his weekly radio program 'Music & Folklore' which originally aired on Ber…
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My new favorite:
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Oh Yeah.
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Is Harry Smith considered an ethnomusicologist? I'd say yes...and much more too...
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Good early record from ECM - Dave Holland and Barre Phillips playing bass duets. Live concert by Ralph Towner on solo 12 string, classical, etc. guitar. really nice...
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I think there's a Roy Ayers Montreaux Jazz Festival LP that's supposed to be obscenely rare. I've only seen it for sale once and it fetched over $600 if memory serves. I have the Japanese repress - cool record...
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Radd.
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'Diggers' posting pictures like this one:
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Buying and talking about records on the 'Internet'.
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Christian prayer music from Egypt.
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Banjo Pluckers