Rainy weekend skipped (just about) the Saturday morning, meaning I managed to hit the cattle market & a few charities for the following:
Gabrieli Brass: The Canterbury Pilgrims (Polydor) [see other threadÂ…]
Young Marble Giants: Colossal Youth (Rough Trade)
Sami Swoi: The Locust – Polish Jazz vol.67 (Muza)
Julee Cruise: Floating Into The Night (Warner)
Mono: Formica Blues (Echo)
World Of Twist: The Storm/She’s A Rainbow 12” (Circa)
The Dylans: Godlike 12” (Situation Two)
Most frustrating of all was a box full of vintage Motown, CBS, Warner etc stuff, all of it trashed beyond hope. From the mess picked up playable (VG+) copies of
Marvin Gaye: LetÂ’s Get It On (Motown)
Playschool (BBC – ‘amazing animal band’ break & radiophonic ‘splodges’)
Jackson Five: Greatest Hits (Motown)
Also, over-optimistically punted on a copy of The Chambers Brothers’ ‘New Life – New Day’ that does manage to play, just about, but only as long as I want to pretend I’m listening to it in a corrugated iron shed during a thunderstorm.
But the sleeveless copy of The Everly Brothers’ ‘Beat & Soul’ LP (with its great takes on ‘Hi-Heel Sneakers’, ‘Walking The Dog’, ‘Money’ etc) the bloke chucked in free pretty much made up for that one…
Gabrieli Brass: The Canterbury Pilgrims (Polydor) [see other threadÂ…]
Young Marble Giants: Colossal Youth (Rough Trade)
Sami Swoi: The Locust – Polish Jazz vol.67 (Muza)
Julee Cruise: Floating Into The Night (Warner)
Mono: Formica Blues (Echo)
World Of Twist: The Storm/She’s A Rainbow 12” (Circa)
The Dylans: Godlike 12” (Situation Two)
Most frustrating of all was a box full of vintage Motown, CBS, Warner etc stuff, all of it trashed beyond hope. From the mess picked up playable (VG+) copies of
Marvin Gaye: LetÂ’s Get It On (Motown)
Playschool (BBC – ‘amazing animal band’ break & radiophonic ‘splodges’)
Jackson Five: Greatest Hits (Motown)
Also, over-optimistically punted on a copy of The Chambers Brothers’ ‘New Life – New Day’ that does manage to play, just about, but only as long as I want to pretend I’m listening to it in a corrugated iron shed during a thunderstorm.
But the sleeveless copy of The Everly Brothers’ ‘Beat & Soul’ LP (with its great takes on ‘Hi-Heel Sneakers’, ‘Walking The Dog’, ‘Money’ etc) the bloke chucked in free pretty much made up for that one…
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