November Finds

**Joe M'geek** · 06-11-2011, 01:59 PM

Isn't there a record on Boulevard that uses the same cover art but isn't the same record? It's not that is it?

**Sie-Fly** · 06-11-2011, 02:11 PM

Originally Posted by Joe M'geek

Isn't there a record on Boulevard that uses the same cover art but isn't the same record? It's not that is it?

'sexy hammond 'i think - Sie V and Lord Trunk were discussing it yesterday on the radio

**RobLilley** · 06-11-2011, 02:13 PM

Originally Posted by flytipper

was only ever on society i reckon...

or the Wah Wah Records re-issue

**Sie Vulture** · 06-11-2011, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by Joe M'geek

Isn't there a record on Boulevard that uses the same cover art but isn't the same record? It's not that is it?

Yeah - "Sexy Hammond". Rubbish.

**smashingcheesegromit** · 06-11-2011, 07:08 PM

Originally Posted by flytipper

was only ever on society i reckon...

well its opp cat numbers and the same swirly thingamajig which the one they used on the saga lp,s

so prob its afilliated with society,there is a pic on this vg thread...

http://www.verygoodplus.co.uk/showth...light=instants

**Sie-Fly** · 06-11-2011, 07:42 PM

will have to dig my copy out and check the label

**Campag Record** · 06-11-2011, 08:41 PM

Saw the 'wrong' version of the 4 Instants (the Leslie Combo thingy on Boulevard which uses the same cover) yet again yesterday. Huge easy hammond collection as well so could have so easily been the right LP but yet again hopes were dashed

Will throw up the easy crud I did buy tomorrow.

**mr sayers** · 06-11-2011, 08:48 PM

Originally Posted by Campag Record

Will throw up the easy crud I did buy tomorrow.

Don't make it sound so appealing Nige mate!

**The Divine One** · 06-11-2011, 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by gogo

need "Presents Loch Ness..." but I know is rare..

You really don't need it. Unless you want a documentary about the loch ness monster, with a few words from alex introducing it...

**LDJB** · 06-11-2011, 09:04 PM

Ha ha - I'll post up my easy crud later too Nige

Did find an interesting 45 at the boot though - a bit of googling suggests that they have another 45 which is better though

Too Much - hip hip hippie

**danielandhisorchestra** · 07-11-2011, 04:11 AM

I turned up this great little t*ttyshaker/stomper/notsureofgenre a week ago and have been caning it ever since

Kitty White - I'm gonna be a fool next Monday

**rprest** · 07-11-2011, 12:00 PM

Very pleased and surprised to pull this obscure Aussie surf movie soundtrack from my local charity yesterday

**Sie Vulture** · 07-11-2011, 12:36 PM

That Fable label is a real oddity... Some absolute tripe on it that you trip over all the time (in Australia, I mean) and some really obscure hotness too...

(suppose you could say that about a lot of labels...)

**Sie-Fly** · 07-11-2011, 04:19 PM

Originally Posted by rprest

Very pleased and surprised to pull this obscure Aussie surf movie soundtrack from my local charity yesterday

nice one - Newquay / Surfing?
Odder things have happened - looks interesting too

**rprest** · 07-11-2011, 05:07 PM

Originally Posted by flytipper

nice one - Newquay / Surfing?
Odder things have happened - looks interesting too

You would thing you would see more of this type of stuff, but sadly not!

Some pop, some fuzzy numbers and spoken word soul surfer dudes. It's pretty good. Way back in the day we used to hire out old VHS tapes of old surf movies from the surf shops. I never appreciated the soundtracks back then, we used to just mock the old retro boards and surf styles. Of course many of these are now classics in terms of style, cinematography and music

**el sporto** · 07-11-2011, 05:36 PM

Originally Posted by danielandhisorchestra

I turned up this great little t*ttyshaker/stomper/notsureofgenre a week ago and have been caning it ever since

Kitty White - I'm gonna be a fool next Monday

Now that is a good un.

**mr sayers** · 07-11-2011, 06:48 PM

Principal Edwards magic theatre - The asmoto running band (Dandelion)
Enjoy this as I write...

Roger & Jan - Down to earth (Church missionary society)
Nice beat/pop Xian action.

The four Kingsmen - Wherever he goes" (Herald)
See above.

**Headless mermaid** · 07-11-2011, 07:33 PM

Pretty decent jazz come-up today

**alanmck** · 07-11-2011, 07:36 PM

Originally Posted by Headless mermaid

Pretty decent jazz come-up today

Nice work.

**LDJB** · 07-11-2011, 08:58 PM

All real world 'cept one 45 - BIN thanks to Mr Sayers

Lovely copy of a stone classic from a charity

cheers Craig - I prefer this side

Rest of the 45s from a really interesting box of 45s at the boot - wish I'd got to it first

interesting pop psych thing

nice bit of RnR

interesting country soft sike

bit of pop soul

Don't know how to describe this? Countryrocksikepop? Diggin it though

Early bit of Patti

All the these big 'uns from the boot.

Duane Eddy comp for the missus to play in the living room - killer collection though.
Marcia Griffiths would have been the find of the day if it had been in better nick but it's in usual 70's Trojan car boot LP condition

plays not bad though.
Chess comp for my Daughter.
Jefferson Airplane is a nice UK original with a bit of a 'previously loved' sleeve - ashamed to say I didn't own this previously - I'm still not all that convinced by it to be honest

Bob Crewe is a spare - groovy easy stuff!
Ron Cornelius was picked up due to the love it gets on Waxi - need to spin it again I think - didn't grab me straight off but really liked the first track. Proper downer SSW.
Jan Akkerman is a spare - mod guitar instro RnB action!
A Sergio I've never had before - its pretty darn good too!
Tolonen is swedish prog with some sitar action - quite nice on first listen

Next lot were from a charity and I couldn't resist some old skool VV classics in mint condition - all spare so holler if you need. NYJO gone though I think.

**Campag Record** · 07-11-2011, 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by mr sayers

Roger & Jan - Down to earth (Church missionary society)
Nice beat/pop Xian action.

Great track dude!

**LDJB** · 07-11-2011, 09:02 PM

Originally Posted by Campag Record

Great track dude!

never mind that Nige - show us yer chuff!!

**Campag Record** · 07-11-2011, 09:07 PM

Originally Posted by LDJB

Don't know how to describe this? Countryrocksikepop? Diggin it though

Ron Cornelius was picked up due to the love it gets on Waxi - need to spin it again I think - didn't grab me straight off but really liked the first track. Proper downer SSW.

The Harlan County LP gets a lot of love on here Lee.

I got that Ron Cornelius from Steels when I was getting the £1 records. Give it a few more listens (grower) but if you decide to flog it I'm sure you'll have no problem in shifting it.

**Campag Record** · 07-11-2011, 09:08 PM

Originally Posted by LDJB

never mind that Nige - show us yer chuff!!

Will have to be tomorrow Lee. Did a 40 mile bike ride today as opposed to surfing the net all day

**mr sayers** · 07-11-2011, 09:56 PM

Originally Posted by Campag Record

Great track dude!

Yeah, Ive had it on a few times tonight, great production, great song.

**mr sayers** · 07-11-2011, 09:59 PM

Hey Lee them finds aren't that bad mate, I'd be chuffed if I found that lot!

I left a 'Braziliania' today as well as a 'Voodoo party'....

**mr sayers** · 07-11-2011, 10:01 PM

Originally Posted by Campag Record

Will have to be tomorrow Lee. Did a 40 mile bike ride today as opposed to surfing the net all day

Your creating some suspense here Nige mate, this chuff better be worth the wait!

**Bud Peyote** · 07-11-2011, 10:09 PM

That Two Much track is very nice, thanks for sharing Lee!

**Agnes_Guano** · 08-11-2011, 09:11 AM

Another mixed bag from me.

Jon Pertwee - Sings Songs for Vulgar Boatmen:

Larry Grayson - What a Gay Day:

Nigel Planer - Neil's Heavy Concept Album:

Jeff and Keith Chegwin - More To Love:

**Campag Record** · 08-11-2011, 09:46 AM

So on Saturday at the market I was able to check the leftovers from the collection of jazz/jazz funk/easy that the dealer nabbed from the skip guy the previous weekend. Did overhear one record guy saying he'd got 30 or 40 records the previous week and some good mod hammonds amongest them

Lots of records and pretty much all of it easy but very cheesy easy. Stacks of organ LP's I've never seen (even by the likes of Harry Stoneham and Klaus Wunderlich) on private labels but I'm afraid all of them had the look of the Blackpool musichall about them. The few punts I took pretty much sounded as expected and I could have lived without them all.

Electronic Organs Today (Ad Rhythm) A comp which I bought solely for the Hal Vincent track Funky Nashville off the Ad Rhythm Baldwin Soul LP. Good track...makes me want the Baldwin Soul all the more.

Tony Back - Hammond Dance Party (Ad Rhythm) Shame it wasn't Baldwin Soul but not a bad two tracker with the two originals Finger Trouble + Soul Organ 70. I already own it so I think LDBJ is getting this one (soz Craig but I really do owe Lee some records)

Michael's Music - Hammond On Velvet Strings (Polydor COS) Easy tracks with hammond. Fairly syrupy but I've heard worse. All slow numbers and no originals but highlight is probably We've Only Just Begun.

Antonio Ma Mayolas - Martilleando (EDI) All OG tracks and some are nearly there but don't quite make it.

Brian Sharp - Mainly Hammond (Grosvenor) More naff covers and an OK stab at Aquarius but not sure I really need another cover of that song

Otto Weiss - At It Again (Joy) Crap medley's but one was titled 'Rock Beat Potpourrie' so I had foolish hopes but no surprise that it's pony.

Brian Hazelby - Sounds Good (Hollick & Taylor) Like the Brian Sharp LP....ie naff covers and end of the pier organ noodling. Not a bad take on 2001:A Space Odyssey but again lacking the funk and do I need yet another cover.

Soul Flutes: Trust In Me (A&M/CTI) Couldn't leave this I guess and stellar jazz guys on the LP. Not something I'd put on the deck often but quite a nice gentle listen if you're in the mood.