Todays haul

[sermad Chocolate Rain Find all posts View Profile Close sermad]

Fuggin useless record fair! Picked up about 3 things - got there for 8:30!!! Was up at 7! Waste of time.

Saw a James Brown 'sho is funky down here' and I sided myself...then I asked the price and it was 100 notes - then I sided myself somemore, wiped my arse with the record and handed it back...thanks mate...sure I'm just nipping to the cash machine now mate

Rumplestiltskin S/T - £5. This isnt too bad. Some nice funky fuzzy rock moments. Go Jeremy Eagles!

Jess & James - Revolution, Evolution, Change!! - £20. Im a complete sucker for belgian beat group and I wasnt disappointed. Packed full of super cheesy mod groovers. Gotta chart this.

The Persuaders - £1. Pretty good.

Stopped off in intoxica at portobello - fought through about 5 million idiot tourists *stopping* and changing direction at every opportunity...what is it with that??

Anyway - met godsy cherrystones for the first time and swapped some tips - bought the mozart library compilation and left with my credit card intact. Lucky Im sensible sometimes...

Ok then where. Got to camden. Had a wander round. Got offered some smack, bought a skanky burger. Sounds of swing - dry. Tape exchange - dry. Stall in the market - dry. Geralds stall - Nothing I wanted was in the sensible price range. Shame.

Ok next stop Angel! Reckless was dry. Flashback dry. Haggle was...dr...no haggle was wicked! The blokey in there was quite sociable?? I picked up these all for £30.

Standard Music Library - Guitar/Small Group ESL 119
Standard Music Library - Activity/Travel ESL 115
Standard Music Library - Activity/Travel/Dramatic ESL 126
Standard Music Library - Romantic/Nostalgic/Sad ESL 114

Amphonic Library - A Tune For Everyone AMPS LP 106 - Wicked cheesy big band funk.
Amphonic Library - London Life AMPS LP 111 (did this go on ebay for big bucks recently? - More cheesy big band funk)

(Olly - if my amphonic connection comes through these will be doubles matey.)

And back in sunny Dalston a quick visit to the oxfam where I picked up my first ever decent records from there. Hurrah.

Circles Of Sound - Circle Of Sound. - Still after certain lions and tigers for peanuts...one day!
Robert Delgado - Latin Flutes - Circle Of Sound. - Dont get me wrong but why is this so sought after?

Quite unusual to find circle of sound lps these days so I asked if they had any more *down the back*. Yes sir came the reply - we have this one with a girl on the cover infront of a mirror...moody something...think we have a box of them...

[Nick Cope Lonely Jelly Find all posts View Profile Close Nick Cope]

Told you before dude, a regular at the Kilburn fair has that JB for 25... go get it!

[Rich Hero Mad Curry Find all posts View Profile Close Rich Hero]

For the sum total of £27 I picked up these at Olympia...

45's

Rufus Thomas - 'Itch And Scratch' (Italian with P/S)
Smiths Crisps - 'Rhythm And Crunch' flexi (second...)
Danish Bacon - 'Yummy, Yummy, Yummy' flexi (crap music but good interludes...)
Some european airline flexi - well, it was a picture disc in a disc in a picture sleeve and the airline's called C.T.I.

LP's

Fleetwood Mac/Christine Perfect LP (cheers Matt)
Geno And The Ram Jam Band - 'Finger Poppin'...'
Hair (London Cast)
Mellow Fruitfulness - 'Whiter Shade Of Pale' (bit of a lemon - looked better than it sounds, condition-wise)
Cher - ?!? (with 'For What It's Worth' and 'I Walk On Guilded Splinters' - which Evidence jacked for 'No Retreat' if you're into that sort of info - very nice LP)

So slim pickings, but I couldn't leave with nothing. Saw (but didn't buy) 'Fear Is The Key' for £50 and some Bonnie Dobson LP - which is the good one? Some seller was playing 'Firedog' which was good to hear while flicking, and I swear the guy in shades and black, trailed by a big minder type, was Liza Minelli's husband...

And two copies of the 'Showstopper' 45 dropped through my letterbox.

[LDJB Chocolate Rain Find all posts View Profile Close LDJB]

Rich - what's that Cher LP called? I've been after her version of "For What it's Worth" for a while now.

[Rich Hero Mad Curry Find all posts View Profile Close Rich Hero]

<Consults AMG> (jeez, I've got a mind like a sieve).

It's 3614 Jackson Highway, Lee. I paid a fiver and I was very happy with it. Similar deal to Lulu's New Routes. Atco sent her to Muscle Shoals and teamed her with Tom Dowd, Arif Mardin and Jerry Wexler, and gave her some soulful staples to sing. Her voice isn't quite subtle enough for some of the gear (think Tom Jones and Shirley Bassey) but for the most part it works. And I think she looks cute in her Indian squaw get up.



Does anyone know what Lulu's other Muscle Shoals LP (Melody Fair?) is like? Cheers...

[ladyboygrimsby Lonely Jelly Find all posts View Profile Close ladyboygrimsby]

Quote[/b] (Rich Hero @ 27 May 2003,11:28)]LP's

Fleetwood Mac/Christine Perfect LP (cheers Matt)

Can you clarify what album this is for me. I've had a Fleetwood Mac LP for many years called Mystery To Me. It has the so-called Christine Perfect tune on it, but obviously it's credited to Fleetwood Mac. Is this the album that you bought at the weekend or did she re-record it as a solo artist, too?

[LDJB Chocolate Rain Find all posts View Profile Close LDJB]

Bill - I think that confusion has been caused by a bootleg LP credit - the track is deffo not on "The Legendary...." and I checked my mate's copy of "Mystery to Me" lp and it's the same track which is credited to Ms Perfect on the bootleg.

I suppose they were either trying to throw us off the scent or make Fleetwood Mac sound more alluring?

[Rich Hero Mad Curry Find all posts View Profile Close Rich Hero]

This is a comp thing that Matt tipped me off about (you too can find it for a quid). Blue cover with some sort of red picture on the front? I don't remember the title so I'll check later and look for any more info if Matt doesn't chip in before then, but one side is Fleetwood Mac tunes and the other is Christine Perfect/McVie, including 'And That's Saying A Lot...'. So it's on Christine's side and not the 'Mac's (which probably doesn't clear this up).

Was it Dusty Fingers crediting it to Christine, Lee?

[Blighty Lonely Jelly Find all posts View Profile Close Blighty]

Quote[/b] ]Smiths Crisps - 'Rhythm And Crunch' flexi (second...)

Is this up for trade then, Rich? I've been after a copy for a while so first dibs please if it is.

[LDJB Chocolate Rain Find all posts View Profile Close LDJB]

Rich - It was a comp called "Funky Folk Flavours" which was definitely on the dodgy side whereas the "Dusty Fingers" comps are legit (I think).

If you're wanting a copy of the Christine Perfect LP I know of the whereabouts of one for a fiver - I'll grab it for you if you want.

[Rich Hero Mad Curry Find all posts View Profile Close Rich Hero]

I'm pretty sure from the traffic on the old crates list that Dusty Fingers aren't legit. Stories of how the guy went after DATs from collectors so that he could comp the tracks, mistitling tunes, etc.

Anyway, how is the Christine Perfect LP - I could well be interested?

And that Rhythm And Crunch isn't spare yet Blighty, sorry. I've sent you a mail...

[theeman Lonely Jelly Find all posts View Profile Close theeman]

i know for a fact that Dusty Fingers comps are boots. also, some very interesting info about who compiles 'em and how. but i'm not telling. not until the next London meet

[LDJB Chocolate Rain Find all posts View Profile Close LDJB]

Rich - I had it in my December chart - I like it!

As for Fusty Dingers - I'd like to know how they get all that stuff - will someone email me once Ed has spilt the beans?

Anyone heard vol 10 yet? I didn't bother 'cos I had a fair bit on it already (first time that's ever happened with a DF comp I can tell you).

[Benicio Del Toffo Ugly Custard Find all posts View Profile Close Benicio Del Toffo]

There's a Vol 10 you say? Shite, I'll have to raid Selectadisc pronto!

I had a weekend off of digging really - I needed sleep due to my physical resemblance to a giant panda (also bleeding over into my sex life).

I was in Matlock to go to the John Smedley factory shop for cheap knitwear and I did the charity shops while waiting for the bus.

In one charity (Save The Nippers I think), I got:

Sergio Mendes & Brazil 77 'In Concert'
James Last 'Beachparty 3'
King's Singers 'Captain Noah'
Roland Shaw 'Phase 4 World of Spy Thrillers'
Roy Budd 'Concerto for Harry'

One of those happy occasions when you wonder if they knew I was coming.

Other than that though, couldn't be arsed - I let you all down and I am ashamed.

Benicio

PS Fared rather better with the knitwear!!

[sermad Chocolate Rain Find all posts View Profile Close sermad]

aye dusty fingers are the best series in my opinion. The library selections are top choices.

Here's no 10.

KG Intro
Franz Auffray - Son Of Popcorn
Brian Bennett - The Unknown
Johnny Harris - Light My Fire
Barry Cooper - Impulsion Drums
Drum Skit 1
Drum Skit 2
Chapeau Melon - Botte De Cuire
Serge Gainsbourg - Requiem Pour Un Con
Nancy Holloway - Sand And Rain
Carvelli - L'etrange Dr. Personne (This might be caravelli off an April Orchestra lib?)
A. Parker - Relaxed Spacious
K. Fleins Field - Incidental Black Cloth (Keith Mansfield From 'Underscore' - (KPM 1035) - 1968)
Drum Skit 3