Weekend finds

[llmod1]

Charities were good this weekend:

Memphis Slim - Soul Blues
Herbie Mann - Stories
The Outdoor Plumbing Co - S/t
Linda Lewis - Lark
Blue Cheer - Vincebus Eruptum
Oui 3 - For What its Worth
Les Reed - The International Pop Proms
Malcolm McLaren - Hobo Scratch 12"
Graham Nash + David Crosby - Live
Val Merrall - Big Sound at Butlins - contains the funky track Flash
Nick Ingman - Soft Rock Invention
John Fiddy - Dum Dum - This is the second copy I've found in a couple of months
Lesley Duncan - Everything Changes
Lesley Duncan - Sing Children Sing
Toninho Horta - Terra dos Passaros

How did you guys do???

[Campag Record]

Market:

1) Shaft/The French Connection (Vol 29) (Kuopin)

An Asian? soundtrack comp of nice covers also inc. Dirty Harry, Play Misty For Me, Money Is, Goodbye Carter, The Hot Rock Theme and a few others. Anyone offer anymore info on this? as well as the previous 28 volumes!?
(I paid £10 and I'm not sure if I'm happy a) because I don't like the tatty sleeves from that part of the world, stupid I know, and b) its a bit scratchy in parts so wonder if £10 was abit steep. Anyone?)

2) Lulu - Melody Fair. I love Lulu's voice, am I weird?

3) Dr John - Desitively Bonnaroo

4) Humble Pie - S/T

5) Can - Tago Mago. £5 without a cover. How long before I see the full package for a few quid more

6) Seven second hand hip hop 12's the pick being DJ Todd 1 - That's The Way I Cut Live (still have the John Peel tape from 1987 when I first heard it&#33

[sermad]

I got a soft rock too.
The Harry J All Stars - Liquidator lp (Trojan)
You Are What You Eat OST (CBS) - Wicked psych rock.
Greyboy - Freestylin (Ubiquity) - Great funky jazz lp from '93. Why this was in a charity I'll never know.

And shed loads of new bits.

If you fancy trading the dum dum then shout.

[llmod1]

Serms pm me your trade list and we'll sort something out.

[mech1]

yesterday's digs:

Bobby Hughes Combination-Kerma Elastica 7"
Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra-Magic Music of Far Away Places lp
Various-Get Up & Boogie 2xLP (shit disco covers of television themes like S.W.A.T. & Baretta...or possibly the originals. It was only $2)
Arthur Lyman-Percussion Spectacular lp
Les & Larry Elgart-Elgart Au Go-Go lp (found a sample used by Ursula 1000)
Herb Alpert's Tijauna Brass-South of the Border lp
The Sylvers-Forever Yours lp

[Cameron]

My weekend digs -

Maceo Parker - 'US' (Polydor 1974 - inc. 'Soul Power '74', 'Doin' It To Death' etc
Sagram - 'Pop Explosion Sitar Style (Windmill 1972)
James Brown - 'America is My Home Pts. 1 & 2' (King 45 - 1967)
James Brown - 'Get It Together Pts. 1 & 2' (King 45- 1967)
James Brown - 'The Scratch' (King 45 - 1967)
Andy Ross Orchestra - 'The Godfather Theme/The French Connection Theme' (CBS 45 - 1972, arr. by Cy Payne)
Harry Robinson Orchestra - 'Airport Theme/Saturday in the Kings Road' (Columbia 45 - 1970)
Mike Vickers - 'Match of the Day/Small Deal' (PYE 45 - 1970)
Georgie Fame - 'Does His Thing with Strings' (CBS 1969 - nice K.Mansfield produced & arranged easy LP)
John Williams - 'Changes/The Height Below' (Cube 1978 double album)

The JB King 45s were all 50p each from a charity shop - not really where you'd expect to find them!

[wayne]

Esther Phillips - Alone Again Naturally (Kudu)
Koichi Oki - Yamaha Superstar (Ad Rhythm)
Colosseum - Kettle EP (Castle 12&quot
Anita Harris: Somebody's In My Orchard (CBS)
Fluegel Knights: ...Mrs Robinson (CBS)
M/A/R/R/S: Pump Up The Volume (4AD) [original & remix 12"s]

[son of stan]

Only two:

Hokis Pokis: Nowhere / Can't wait for love (Shield) Great n.soul / disco nicenes. Bought off some bloke in the pub

Eruption: Funky Lover (RCA). What a surprise. Great. Look out for this 7", I really like it.Gift off a friend (cheers Grovez&#33

[Funky Guzzo]

I reported a lot of these in the record fair thread, but there were things I got ths weekend from other areas. Besides now that soulstrut is down I got get my daily filling of 40 posts somewhere

This weekend:
Lowell Fulsom "The Ol' Blue Singer" (Granite) - Los Angeles based small press blues funk LP from '76

Steve Davis "Music" (RCA) - beautiful soul jazz album wit ha couple songs sung in french for some reason

Rotary Connection "Aladdin" (Cadet concept) - double

Rotary Connection "Hey Love" (Cadet Concept) - Double

Billy Vaughan "Windmills of Your Mind" (Dot) - great cover of the tune "spooky"

Vast Majority "Move It" (D&M) - I Think D&M was Leo Mullers thing here in the US, please ocrrect me if I'm wrong. Anyways good late 70's disco funk album.

Rustix "Bedlam" (Rare Earth) - funky rock LP

Henry Jackson Company "Just Being Alive" (Myrrh) - was sealed I gotta say I was pretty dissapointed in thsi one. His earlier stuff on the Stax subsidiary Gospel Truth is pretty nice.

Kung Fu OST (Warner Brothers) Music & Dialogue from the David Carradine TV show

Stu Gardner & the Sanctified Sound" (Volt)

Ebonys "S/T" (Philadelphia Int'l) - sweet soul LP that I havent given a full listen to yet, but seems promising

Stevie Wonder "Songs in the Key of Life" (Tamla) - Picked one up after realizing I didn't have a copy  

Franck Pourcel "Plays Midnight Cowboy" (Paramount) - moody nice ocver of Serge Gainsbourgs "J'taime..."

Rare Earth "Answers" (Verve) first album by this group...surprisingly funky

Georges Garvarentz "Killer Force OST" (Audio Fidelity) - whitesploitation looking film score. 2 nice tunes

Donna Washington "Going For the Glow" (Capitol) - 1981 release by he. Over the last few motnhs I've become a total sucker for female modern soul

Ruby Andrews "Genuine Ruby" (ABC) - sweet soul and disco outing. Not bad, but not great either.

Stairsteps "Second Ressurection" (Dark Horse) - Keni Burke and company do a pretty good modern soul LP. Double

Monkees "Head OST" (Colgems) - double
12"s

Patrick Adams "Michael Medley" (Mirage) Black Ivory dude covres the king of pop circa 1984

Nona Hendrix "Transformation" (RCA) - picked this up because it sounded a loot better on the portable than it did on my home stereo

[ladyboygrimsby]

Quote[/b] (Funky Guzzo @ Sep. 20 2004,10:09)]I reported a lot of these in the record fair thread, but there were things I got ths weekend from other areas. Besides now that soulstrut is down I got get my daily filling of 40 posts somewhere

This weekend:
Lowell Fulsom "The Ol' Blue Singer" (Granite) - Los Angeles based small press blues funk LP from '76

Steve Davis "Music" (RCA) - beautiful soul jazz album wit ha couple songs sung in french for some reason

Rotary Connection "Aladdin" (Cadet concept) - double

Rotary Connection "Hey Love" (Cadet Concept) - Double

Billy Vaughan "Windmills of Your Mind" (Dot) - great cover of the tune "spooky"

Vast Majority "Move It" (D&M) - I Think D&M was Leo Mullers thing here in the US, please ocrrect me if I'm wrong. Anyways good late 70's disco funk album.

Rustix "Bedlam" (Rare Earth) - funky rock LP

Henry Jackson Company "Just Being Alive" (Myrrh) - was sealed I gotta say I was pretty dissapointed in thsi one. His earlier stuff on the Stax subsidiary Gospel Truth is pretty nice.

Kung Fu OST (Warner Brothers) Music & Dialogue from the David Carradine TV show

Stu Gardner & the Sanctified Sound" (Volt)

Ebonys "S/T" (Philadelphia Int'l) - sweet soul LP that I havent given a full listen to yet, but seems promising

Stevie Wonder "Songs in the Key of Life" (Tamla) - Picked one up after realizing I didn't have a copy  

Franck Pourcel "Plays Midnight Cowboy" (Paramount) - moody nice ocver of Serge Gainsbourgs "J'taime..."

Rare Earth "Answers" (Verve) first album by this group...surprisingly funky

Georges Garvarentz "Killer Force OST" (Audio Fidelity) - whitesploitation looking film score. 2 nice tunes

Donna Washington "Going For the Glow" (Capitol) - 1981 release by he. Over the last few motnhs I've become a total sucker for female modern soul

Ruby Andrews "Genuine Ruby" (ABC) - sweet soul and disco outing. Not bad, but not great either.

Stairsteps "Second Ressurection" (Dark Horse) - Keni Burke and company do a pretty good modern soul LP. Double

Monkees "Head OST" (Colgems) - double
12"s

Patrick Adams "Michael Medley" (Mirage) Black Ivory dude covres the king of pop circa 1984

Nona Hendrix "Transformation" (RCA) - picked this up because it sounded a loot better on the portable than it did on my home stereo

Guzzo, if you don't like the nona Hendryx I know people that would take it off your hands. It's a great record, that, if a little derivative of Gace Jones' finer hours.

[Funky Tee]

As I now live in Sweden, In some reason there's a lot of US stuff here:

Joe Thomas -"Here I come"

Leon Haywood -"Party" 12"

Johnny Bristol -Love no longer has a hold on me 12"

Kano -Another Life 12"

Nile Rodgers-Adventures in the land of the groove

Finished Touch -Need to know you better

Hot -Strong together

Lalo Schifrin -Rock Requiem (Spare)

Rune Gustafsson -Out of my bag (Spare) One strong jazz-funk track


and

Technics -SL23A in mint condition for 10$.

[son of stan]

Quote[/b] (Funky Tee @ Sep. 20 2004,10:30)]As I now live in Sweden, In some reason there's a lot of US stuff here:

Joe Thomas -"Here I come"

Leon Haywood -"Party"  12"

Johnny Bristol -Love no longer has a hold on me 12"

Kano -Another Life 12"

Nile Rodgers-Adventures in the land of the groove

Finished Touch -Need to know you better

Hot -Strong together

Lalo Schifrin -Rock Requiem  (Spare)

Rune Gustafsson -Out of my bag (Spare)  One strong jazz-funk track


and

Technics -SL23A in mint condition for 10$.

Regarding Kano, check out the other side ("Dance School", innit?). Nice bit of soulful 80s boogie bizness.

[Funky Tee]

Quote[/b] (son of stan @ Sep. 20 2004,11:40)].

Regarding Kano, check out the other side ("Dance School", innit?). Nice bit of soulful 80s boogie bizness.[/QUOTE]
Only remixes of "Another life" I don't like it that much, do you know if it's rare or something?

[son of stan]

Quote[/b] (Funky Tee @ Sep. 20 2004,10:42)]

Quote[/b] (son of stan @ Sep. 20 2004,11:40)].

Regarding Kano, check out the other side ("Dance School", innit?). Nice bit of soulful 80s boogie bizness.

Only remixes of "Another life" I don't like it that much, do you know if it's rare or something?[/QUOTE]
That's a pity. I got a 7" of "Another Life" recently. I don't really rate it but the other side is pretty good - soulful male vocal. Quite a surprise on a record which is (I believe) european in origin.

[Funky Tee]

I think Kano was recorded in Italy, I've heard some of his moore 80's booge stuff, and it's quite good!