Well, another pleasant morning down the cattle market, and another heap of stuff I'm spending my afternoon listening to. Bit thin on LPs, but a nice clutch of 45s picked up along the way...
LPs:
Eddie Russ: Take a Look at Yourself  (Monument) [thought this was a double, turns out there's a second VG+ sleeveless copy in there - anyone fancies it, give me a shout]
Fuse One: Fuse One (CTI)
BBC Sound Effects Vol.13: Death & Horror (BBC) [ah, the sounds of gravedigging, strangulation and decapitation over lunch...]
12inch
James Last Band: Night Drive/The Seduction (Love Theme) (Polydor) [The Seduction sucks logs, but Night Drive isn't bad: JL goes all Giorgio Moroder/groovy CTI on us]
B.Baker Chocolate Co: Higher & Higher/The High & Mighty (TK Disco)
45s:
Chi-Lites: (For Gods Sake) Give More Power to The People/Troubles A Comin' (MCA)
Human Beinz: Nobody But Me/Sueno (Capitol)
Keith West/Mark Wirtz Orch: Excerpt From A Teenage Opera/Theme (Parlophone)
Elmer Bernstein: Staccato's Theme/The Jazz At Waldos (Capitol)
Shirley & Company: Shame Shame Shame/Shame Shame Shame (instro) (Vibration)
Piero Umiliani: Mah Na Mah Na/You Tried To Warn Me (EMI)
Diane Renay: Growin Up Too Fast/Waitin For Joey (20th Century)
The Dramatics: Trying To Get Over Losing You/How Do You Feel (ABC)
Billy Preston: Get Back/Space Race (A&M)
Average White Band: Pick Up The Pieces/You Got It (Atlantic)
Simtec Simmons: Classified Crazy Man/Some Other Time (Contempo)
Santana: She's Not There/Zulu (CBS)
First Choice: Armed & Extremely Dangerous/Gonna Keep On Lovin Him (Bell)
Swingle Singers: Going Baroque No.1 (Philips EP)
The Peppers: Pinch Of Salt/Pepper Box (Spark)
Mystery Incorporated: Where Are You Scooby Doo/Mystery Incorporated (MFP) [hooray! Been looking for this for ages...]
Most intriguing find of the day is:
Tim Tam & The Turn Ons: Wait a Minute/Opelia (Palmer)
Anyone know anything about this? A-side is credited to Wiesand-DeAngelo, and is a kind of fast doo-wop number but with super-heavy drums, flip is credited to MJ Patlow and is a funky-Ventures/psych style instro. Palmer label states Detroit, Michigan as origin, but there are no dates anywhere on it. Very nice, though...
LPs:
Eddie Russ: Take a Look at Yourself  (Monument) [thought this was a double, turns out there's a second VG+ sleeveless copy in there - anyone fancies it, give me a shout]
Fuse One: Fuse One (CTI)
BBC Sound Effects Vol.13: Death & Horror (BBC) [ah, the sounds of gravedigging, strangulation and decapitation over lunch...]
12inch
James Last Band: Night Drive/The Seduction (Love Theme) (Polydor) [The Seduction sucks logs, but Night Drive isn't bad: JL goes all Giorgio Moroder/groovy CTI on us]
B.Baker Chocolate Co: Higher & Higher/The High & Mighty (TK Disco)
45s:
Chi-Lites: (For Gods Sake) Give More Power to The People/Troubles A Comin' (MCA)
Human Beinz: Nobody But Me/Sueno (Capitol)
Keith West/Mark Wirtz Orch: Excerpt From A Teenage Opera/Theme (Parlophone)
Elmer Bernstein: Staccato's Theme/The Jazz At Waldos (Capitol)
Shirley & Company: Shame Shame Shame/Shame Shame Shame (instro) (Vibration)
Piero Umiliani: Mah Na Mah Na/You Tried To Warn Me (EMI)
Diane Renay: Growin Up Too Fast/Waitin For Joey (20th Century)
The Dramatics: Trying To Get Over Losing You/How Do You Feel (ABC)
Billy Preston: Get Back/Space Race (A&M)
Average White Band: Pick Up The Pieces/You Got It (Atlantic)
Simtec Simmons: Classified Crazy Man/Some Other Time (Contempo)
Santana: She's Not There/Zulu (CBS)
First Choice: Armed & Extremely Dangerous/Gonna Keep On Lovin Him (Bell)
Swingle Singers: Going Baroque No.1 (Philips EP)
The Peppers: Pinch Of Salt/Pepper Box (Spark)
Mystery Incorporated: Where Are You Scooby Doo/Mystery Incorporated (MFP) [hooray! Been looking for this for ages...]
Most intriguing find of the day is:
Tim Tam & The Turn Ons: Wait a Minute/Opelia (Palmer)
Anyone know anything about this? A-side is credited to Wiesand-DeAngelo, and is a kind of fast doo-wop number but with super-heavy drums, flip is credited to MJ Patlow and is a funky-Ventures/psych style instro. Palmer label states Detroit, Michigan as origin, but there are no dates anywhere on it. Very nice, though...
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