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But there's always the Formerly Fat Harry LP on Capitol.
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Eddie Holloway Little Beaver (Saadia era) Arlester Christian (like a mug) Chucky Thurmon
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6 and 12 string is a sleeper Not the common Takoma, I pulled the rare MN private on Oblivian (Kottke's first). You have nine months to find the double-neck:
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No one has found anything good there for at least a couple of years I bought a sealed Leo Kottke "12 String Blues" LP there last year for $4.99. And several copies of that Tony Newton "Mysticism and Romance" LP. I always hit this shop when I am …
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Arica Foundation Findhorn Arcosanti I have a good mellow folk LP by Ron Chrislock, produced by the Eckankar group.
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More useless record collector info: Marcofunk now = beppesoul
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Calvin was from reputedly Richmond, VA and has one other 45: "TLC (Tender Loving Care)/ TLC (Tender Loving Care) (Inst.)" (Ambush B-507) Craig Moerer used to have the Tobacand set sale for $60.
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Pete Eye has two LPs, both Cavern Customs. Kansas City was his home and still is. He has two LPs and both come easily in the KS/MO area. Honky jazz versions of "Cissy Strut" still won't make the record collectable.
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Around 1 AM, after placing a Van Buskirk LP on the turntable for the four stoned dudes in my living room, I went to my back porch with a bucket of hot water and cleaned up the mouth mess that young Meatyogre had recently left for me. I showed him…
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How could Horn have been responsible for Mo' Wax when he created Frankie Goes To Hollywood? The same way that Tim Buckley made "Greetings From L.A."
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Trevor Horn This dude created Mo'Wax and the genre it spawned. Hot or not? Add to list: Steven Tyler Blackeyed Peas Paul Stanley Kid Rock Phil Collins (post-Against All Odds)
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Domination of Tables release party? With performances by Sinbad and Aldo Nova? I'M THERE.
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I didn't know what a "granfalloon" was until Comcast posted the Wikipedia link.
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I love this record. There should have been a follow-up. Sound proof that Takoma-head Ed Denson enjoyed the occasional knife-hit. Floating House Band, Charlie Nothing, Joe Byrd X-Mas synth, One String Blues...all soft compared to this freakfest. I n…
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Baked goods = Fraser and DeBolt Woodbine Susan Pilsbury Dorethea Joyce I didn't see any Melcher, though.
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I would like to take this opportunity to propose a concept that Rich has unknowingly stumbled upon: KRAP[/b] = records you know are shit but keep anyway, to perhaps "enjoy" at a later date CRAP[/b] = shit records you expel and will never, eve…
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cuzzin
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If dudes come to my house they can examine anything they want. But what kind of record clam goes straight to someone's racks and starts going through every record, forgoing conversation, respect and partake? The kind of clam that doesn't come over…
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What's the name of the other side? Is it titled something like "Bad Cloud Overhead?" Yes. And Yes.
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Although Im curious about the groups other 45. Has anyone heard it? The other Black Rock 45 is by an unrelated New York-based group, and it's below average disco-funk with very little personality.
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To the best of my knowledge: Alston[/b] 777 Sam and Dave ???Never Never/ Lotta Lovin??? 235 Ginny Dale ???Just Thinking Of You/ Wishful Thinking??? 4001 Betty Wright ???Girls Can???t Do What The Guys Do/ Sweet Lovin??? Daddy??? local 4569 …
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Those missing numbers are all local (non-national) releases. I am in Columbus, when I get back to Chicago I can plug all of these holes. Many times there are two different releases with the same catalog number.
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Sweet Mixture on Bazar Excellent record. Found only one copy in all of my years here in Chicago. I rate "I Love You" much higher than "House Of Fun And Love."
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So what?
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Scott Witte- "sailors dream" on Piggy Rooster Records Great record, but I'd say it's much more fragile than Basho or Fahey. Pretty obscure, though one of the people helping Witte on the LP also appears on a L.D. Levy private jazz LP from around …
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Breck- You know you get down on some steamed soy double-mocha and blast that Bassette LP out of your iPod speakers at the local Java Hut.
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Cox has at least three LPs. A few majors and a private. But he was never in the Army.
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Danny Cox Living in KC in 1994, I sold Danny my 1984 Mustang. He gave it to his daughter, who wrecked it within two months.
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John Bassette on Tinkertoo (There's three, but only one is listenable)
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