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Juan Calle & his Latin Lantzmen: Mazeltov, Mis Amigos; Riverside RLP-97510; 1961 Sorry I couldn't find a scan but the band includes Ray Barretto, Willie Rodriguez, Charlie Palmieri, John Cali, Doc Cheatham, and Clark Terry. Playing in the store…
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"Yellow Bird"
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Separated at birth? The two blondes on the ends are actually soulstrutter girlfriends. While they were DJing I was macking.
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I had pretty good luck there last year. In non-store locales I had a good reggae score and a really good Bollywood score. I still prefer digging in Montreal though.
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The Walkman (or hip-hop for that matter) hadn't been invented yet when I started in the 9th grade (1976) but these are the records that were in heavy rotation on my turntable (singular): 1) The Who - Who's Next 2) The Who - Quadrophenia 3) Yes - Fr…
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When I was around 14 some family friends came up to Atlanta from Fort Lauderdale for a weekend visit. They brought the whole family including their German Shorthaired Pointer, Mack. Our family met theirs at the front door and while we were all huggi…
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True story: I saw Pat Metheny at Town Hall in New York back in the early 80's. Ate a quaalude before the show (one of only 5-6 ludes I ever ate in my life) and proceeded to fall asleep in my balcony seat. Pat provided the perfect musical accompanime…
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Frank Foster - The Loud Minority (Mainstream) I even have the wife (not a huge jazz head) loving this one.
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Along with the aforementioned "Hutson II" LP and a bunch of medium raer store stock I found the following: Deanmartinraer. Recorded at the Beverly Hilton in Nov. 1959. LP cost $25 at the time (pretty steep in 1959). An interesting snap shot in …
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Related obit: Local Jazz and Punk Promoter Dies By Durelle Ali, Special to the Planet Wesley K. Robinson died on Dec. 27 at the age of 80. Wes was a key figure in the East Bay arts scene over the past 35 years for his promotion of music and thea…
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Some take homes this week. The Wazoo LP is very strange and cool. The Ray Barretto is a long time need (and its signed by Yacco which the DC Latin heads will recognize).
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I need to VG+up on this one as my copy is pretty gacked. Great record.
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Yeah it was Mid-Atlantic Leather weekend. http://www.leatherweekend.com/
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Everything Meistro said above is good. I'd add that I prefer the Dupont Circle/Adams Morgan/U Street neighborhoods to Georgetown or Capitol Hill. Georgetown is good for high end shopping and looking at nice houses and also has some good eats but ju…
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Hippie Johnny asked Hippie Jane is she'd ever been picked up by the fuzz. "No, but I've been swung around by the tits a few times," she replied.
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Q: What did the Deadhead say when he ran out of weed? A: This band sucks.
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Q: What do you call a guitarist (record collector?) who's girlfriend has left him? A: Homeless.
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no winter in DC (at least not yet).
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Found a bunch of store stuff today including some cool Lebanese records from the early 70's, a Little Royal LP, "Up Above the Rock" and more. Also found some minty People promo 7"s including three copies of "Sho Nuff" by Sly Slick and Wicked, "Parrt…
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Yo is there any good heat in Fantasy Land...besides the weird MILF crap. Just last night I pulled out my copy of "Morning, Noon and the Nite-Liters" which still had a Fantasyland price sticker on it. $5 I believe. I've pulled stuff out of there o…
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Man, I don't even like to think about that. In Atlanta, at least two of the record shops also sell second-hand porn--there will often be somebody who is even creepier than the average record collector lingering in the back of the shop trying to get…
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He (Village Music owner) has a point. If it wasn't for tourists and the occassional ebay auctions I'd have a real hard time keeping my store afloat. With a few exceptions its the foreigers and out of towners who buy my most expensive records. Mill …
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I am writing an article about the death of the record store. I know about the big ones like Beat Street and Music Factory and anything in NY really but I'm sure this situation is going down all over the country. Does anyone know of any other DJ/hip…