Lonely Jelly
Fuz trades March 2008
Howdy All,
Spring clean comes early this year.....
let me know if you are interested in anything.... questions answered to the best of my ability!
Though it may take a wee while as I'm in the midst of a new job and change of address.
Due to me wanting some of the stuff Flytipper is touting on another trades thread he's got first dibs!
Last edited by someblokecalledfuz; 07-03-2008 at 11:16 PM.
Lonely Jelly
Okay somebody please tell the luddite why his pictures aren't showing up as nornal!
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Last edited by someblokecalledfuz; 07-03-2008 at 11:17 PM.
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and that VV classic Mandingo album's got to be worth at least £12
Lauging Gravy
hey come on guys - i traded that...50p up north - a tenner on your manor !!
Rockwell
Banned (DJ Anchovy)
Lonely Jelly
What with all the exposure I thought it was time to cash in on my 'investment'...and that VV classic Mandingo album's got to be worth at least £12
Chocolate Rain
id be interested in the hangmans beautifull daughter.. mines broke in half.
Lonely Jelly
I'd be interested in the Arab Strap, Denim, and the Jimmy McGriff Groove Holmes one. Also maybe the Eddie Harris albums. I'll be putting up a trades list myself either sunday or monday but I'll PM you a list soon.
At first I bought records, then I started to collect records; now I merely accumulate records.
Lonely Jelly
Would like a shot at the Gorgoni, Martin and Taylor record - what kind of thing are you looking for?
Lonely Jelly
It's yours Eric, I'm pretty sure I owe you one... Just Pm me your Addy. It's not a first press BTW...
Lonely Jelly
On hold but the Demin is already nabbed! I might be away from the computer for a bit but yer on. I'll tune in when I can!
Lonely Jelly
Anything good!!!!
Lonely Jelly
What's that Lynne Hughes/Freeway Gypsy thing all about? Looks interesting...Howdy All,
a giant steam-powered turntable in warwickshire plays six foot cement recordings of Prince Albert's speeches to the rejoicing populace
Lonely Jelly
Well..... takes deep breath....
She's from San Fran used to sing in 'The Charaltans' then her own group 'Tongue and groove' and this is a solo album from somewhere in the mid seventies. She's certainly has got a voice on her...
Great players on the record too... Hal Blaine, Mike Melvoin, Jerry Scheff, Gary Coleman, Jim Horn, Louie Shelton and the wonderfully named Therutius Deeps, amongst others.
She does Doug Sahm, Laura Nyro, N. Gravenitis and Oscar Brown jnr songs aswell as what appear to be originals, although they aren't credited to her. Well produced - great sound, wanders from country with a groove to pop songs. A decent brass section and a punchy rhythm set up.
Hope that helps a bit.
Lonely Jelly
Cheers for all that - I just wondered if was more country, rock or something else-slanted, but definitely sounds like it might be my cuppa, kinda Stoneground-ish hippy she-rock. If the 'How Much Is That Elephant...' comp is still going (the Shocking Blue one) I wouldn't mind a crack at that too. I'll check through my recently increased trades/sell pile for any 'funky fuzzy early 70s rock' that might be lurking there and PM you a list...
a giant steam-powered turntable in warwickshire plays six foot cement recordings of Prince Albert's speeches to the rejoicing populace
Chocolate Rain
I was gonna ask about the Pink elephant (doh) and is that Link Wray (the shack cover)?
Enthusiastic vagueness passes for scholarship in the twilight world of the disc-jockey.
John Peel
Lonely Jelly
Mordicai Jones is the record, but it does have the linksters finger prints all over it, as he plays on it and it's recorded in his chicken shack... As featured on the country rock chart I did a while a go.
A little on the scuffed side, plays through...
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