WEEKEND DIGS...

Shingaling

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---Korean copy...Sealed!Also a SUN acetate 45!!!Charlene Mitchell...some teen vocal steez.And Chase hit me with all the new Memphix 45s too!THIS WAS THE COME UP...
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What did you ballers score?
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i used to have that Gal lp...wasn't too crazy about it but now my tastes my like later-70s brazillian a bit more.

i scored pretty big today:

Exodus "together forever" 12" on Charlotte Amelie...disco grail and one of my favorite tunes ever. never thought i'd find a copy.

Ian Dury "spasticus autisticus" / dub version 12"...haven't seen on of these in years...Compass Point disco not disco at it's finest.

The Monster Orchestra Strikes Again lp...nice white-label of this tough to find last John Davis lp. contains the sought-after version of "bourgie bourgie" with the breakbeat.

Ten City "that's the way love is" 12"...i heard this last week on Kiss FM and thought...i need this! and now i have it. classic chi-house produced by marshall jefferson...jack your body!

Count Coolout "rhythm rap rock" 12" on Boss...minty copy of this disco-rap rarity...breaks for days on the instrumental.

Bay City Rollers "don't stop the music" 12"...very rare canadian record pool with disco mix that starts off with great drums...worth about $130 more than what i paid on it.

One to One "body music" 12"...nice boogie cut, different than the strikers "body music".

and this 12" from Paris is Burning with a les rythmes digitales mix...i sort of collect his stuff.

spent $40 total.
 
I posted some shit that midweek finds thing, but seeing how its Thursday I'll just repost it here:





Champaign "How Bout Us" (Columbia) - seriously one of my new favorite modern soul LP's every track is nice





Sweet Marie "1" (Yard Bird) - Hawaiian group with a black rock sound. Very funky & Hendrix like. Thanks to all who supplied me with info on this rackord





Sandra Fava Savoir Faire" (Venture) - increidble opening track. the rest of the album is ok, but teh 1st track is just so nice that it makes up for any mediocrity





Sam Cooke "So Wonderful" (Famous) - Original press. excellent version of Gershwin's "Summertime".





Victor Wood "In Despair" (???) - Filipino garage rock release. Guys voice is terrible but the backing band, the Ramrods ain't half bad.





Leroy Hutson "Closer To The Source" (Curtom) - I've had the album 4 or 5 times and never actually listened to it until now. I think I'll keep this copy





Rinlew Allstars "S/T" (AVI) - modern soul from '79 that the Black Vinyl addict dude posted about on his website. I originally bought this as a joke but I actually like it now.





Keith Sweat "Make It Last Forever" (Vintertainment) - German press. I'm still trying to find a decent copy of Tevin Campbells 2nd LP & the Johnny Gill with "My My My" on it.





Stylistics "S/T" (Avco) - german press. Great album that I never bothered to pick up before. an essential in any good soul collection
 
Sam Cooke "So Wonderful" (Famous) - Original press.
RCA??? It's Friday player.
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No its on Famous which I tihnk is a division of Keene recrods. F-508.

Damn it is Friday...that goes to show where my mind is
 
it has been an all 45 weekend so far


Joanne Gayles "Dont shake my tree/meet me half way"(Bright Star)
talked about this one already, a bangin ass 2 sider

Joe Chopper and swinging 7 soul band "Soul pusher/for the good times"(Lanor)
blind purchase, turns out "soul pusher" is just a raw-assed take on the Gaturs "Cold Bear"...I like

Russ Lewis "Brand New Recipe/love made me blue"(Sharp)
picked it up because I was familar with "Brand new recipe" and liked it, but the real winner is the gangsta soul cut on the flip

Gene Chandler "There was a time/Those were the good old days"(Brunswick)
might be the hottest Gene Chandler out there, whoop-ass take on james brown classic

Howlin Wolf"I had a dream/pop it to me"(Chess)
another funky Howlin Wolf side! a bite of of "Sock it to me"...great!!!

Wayne Cochran "Harlem Shuffle/Chopper 70"(King)
the a-side is pretty good, but "Chopper 70" is tha lick..heavy funk y'all

James Brown "hey america" vocal/instro(King) pic sleeve
never heard this James Brown Christmas song, but dont have to wait 8 months to play it out cause the instro flip is where it is at with this one...

 
ahh, its good to be able to buy records again, jobs are sweet. went to go buy the new edan album but the dude who worked there took it for himself, bastard. picked up these instead:

12"s

reggie griffin & technofunk "mirda rock"
positive k "carhoppers" promo i think? its white and says island, but i think it may be a boot
public enemy "911 is a joke"
public enemy "brothers gonna work it out"
cam'ron "down and out"
dj quik "tonite"
willie d "play witcha mama"
naughty by nature "hip hop hooray"
lifers group "the real deal"
snoop dogg "lets get blown"
the nonce "live and direct"
ll cool j "im that type of guy"
peter brown "do you wanna get funky with me"

and a couple of others

LPs

the tapes "on a clear day"
holly near "hang in there"
 

so far :

Black Ivory "Don't Turn Around" LP
Blues Magoos "Never Goin' Back To Georgia" LP
Lowell Fullsom "Tramp" LP
a couple of Fausto Papetti joints
John Davis and The Monster Orchestra "Up Jumped The Devil" LP
"Day Of The Dead" OST LP
Roy Ayers "Coffy OST" LP - stone cold mint
Keni Burke "Risin' To The Top" 12"
Pieces Of A Dream "Mt. Airy Groove" 12"
Count Coolout "Rhythm Rap Rock" 12" on Boss
Jackson 5ive "Get It Together" LP sealed
Elaine Brown "s/t" LP on Black Forum
"Guess Who's Coming Home" LP on Black Forum
The Last Poets "Right On" LP

+ some Albert Ayler and Sun Ra cassettes for the whip

Deep beats and deep crates,
SonicReducer
(TEAMAARON)
 

pop artists:

usha uthup-24 carats
babla & orchestra-bhula bisre geet

hindi soundtracks:

tumhaare bina-raam iaxman
jeena hai pyar mein-bassu manohari
gambler-s.d. burman
joshila-r.d. burman
tumse achha kaun hai-shankar jakishan
morchaa-bappi lahiri
pasand apni apni-bappi lahiri
do kaliyan-ravi
qaidi-r.d. burman
jawaani-r.d. burman
saagar-r.d. burman
mera saathi-bappi lahiri
pakhandee-laxmikant pyarelal
sharmilee-s.d. burman
rocky (no AYO ADRIAN!)-r.d. burman-this has the fonkiest track i've heard on a hindi soundtrack yet-better than any track on shalimar in my opinion

classical:

yehudi menuhin and ravi shankar-west meets east (vol. 1)
shivkumar sharma w/zakir hussain-kirwani: live at rang bhavan bombay

bonus beats:

shalimar 45-r.d. burman-with 3 tracks incl. one of my favories naag devta (but not the title theme or baby let's dance together)
manu dibango-soul makossa (indian pressing)



 
Paris finds from this week:

Serge Gainsbourg - ...Melodie Nelson (Philips) (x2, one for bambouche of the Request Squad)
Ice - Afro Instrumental LP (Musidisc)
Luis Agudo - Afrosamba (Red Record)

And the big pick:

Ananda Shankar and His Music (EMI)...
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Digs at my favourite and oh-so-secret spot

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and this record, which had no sleeve and is really really good. Can anyone shed any light on this? I don't really know Latin stuff very well, but tis is amazing - every track is nice in my opinion. Any info and value of this would be appreciated.
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Artist: Mr. Bongo featuring Gerrie Woo
Title: Viva Tirado

 
these pictures represent about a weeks worth of driving up and down the west coast, hitting every spot i could hit while doing unrelated work and play. i have some friends who live in some pretty out of the way areas, so there were some cool scores at some weird used bookstores, flea markets, etc out in the middle of nowhere. plus hit some obvious big city spots. WA, OR, CA. everything was cheap except the Lightning Hopkins which was a VG at $50 and a crazy bargain at that price. im planning on keeping these, but i did get a lot of doubles/tradables (not pictured) ill list when im back east and can get my crap together.

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and here it is... .50 cents and worth every penny! has anyone ever seen this in person? i always thought it was an internet urban legend.
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Man, we had boxes of these sealed at my work. We used them to package and send out other records (ditch the vinyl and use the empty jacket to protect corners when mailing). Before I started working there my boss bought a barroom full of Casablanca stuff, all unplayed. There's still tons of stuff kicking around our store from that buy.

My favorite thing from that haul: pink tight Village People tank tops - classic!

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some latin and 8 tracks


alma-s/t '77 (dope latin cover of stevie's another star)


orquesta-el chile verde- edicion 2 (got a chili pepper on the front holding two pistols and a peace sign belt buckle and the record is hot.)


heres a clip of el chile verde, peep the changeup 3 minutes in!:





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any info on the above two?





lps


van mccoy-disco baby


nilsson-pandemonium shadow show


ramsey lewis-piano player (cadet)





8tracks


marvin gaye-lets get it on


racket squad-corners of your mind (w/ gomlw)





i know someone on here was buying 8 tracks. holler at me for trade.
 
Marlena Shaw - Spice Of Life
Cleo Bradford - Her Point Of View
(both courtesy of 3rdstream)

and

Impressions - Check Out Your Mind
 
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Should I be melting too? What is this?
I've only spun it once. Some great tracks, some pretty bad ones. Here's a description someone else wrote describing the CD reissue.

FENNER, LELAND & O'BRIEN Somewhere, Someday, Somehow US '97 LP $20
Unknown LP in a very limited reissue from1969 (pressed then in only150 copies). This was originally issued on the RPC Vanity label, also home of Rubber Memory. A stunning LP filled with that broken dreamer vibe, where youthful idealism and naivete met the cold facts of Vietnam and the government's "true intentions". The resulting sound is somewhat akin to some of Bryan MacLean's work with LOVE and Crosby's "Wooden Ships", yet this music is all their own. Some excellent fuzz on a couple tracks, and hailed by all who have heard it. Original copies sell for seriously lofty amounts!