February 2014 Finds

[smashingcheesegromit]

thought i would start this months finds off with some bollywood lp,s 15 for £10 i virtually know nowt about this type of stuff,but couldnt leave them there.
















some other finds all cheap...

[the flight]

Any good ones on those bollywoods?

[reza]

some great bolly finds at bargain prices congrats!

Naseeb a particular fave , mine has the novel circular cover

[pencilface]

Never heard NASEEB... What's it like?

VIDHAATA is ace +++ Great finding a stack like that in the wild.

[Kratgraver]

I have had all of the above Bollies, some good and some wanted titles there. Unfortunately these titles lack weirdness, funk, synth etc for me. I did not kept one of those. I post some of mine Bollywood finds of yesterday later.

[Plainstone]

Ikebukuro Record Fair and a trip to some nearby shops netted quite a haul, though my back is killing me today.

Very pleased I took a punt on Johnny Harris - Lulu's Theme/ Footprints on the Moon. Cut nice and loud on 45

[pencilface]

I have had all of the above Bollies, some good and some wanted titles there. Unfortunately these titles lack weirdness, funk, synth etc for me. I did not kept one of those. I post some of mine Bollywood finds of yesterday later.

VIDHAATA has funk, synth and a bit of weirdness. Couple of great tunes on there as i recall...

[Kratgraver]

That was the only one I might not have had. I'll keep an eye out for that one.

[Kratgraver]

Found these yesterday for an euro each.







And a spare on this one with the track called Freak Out Music



Will post my other finds later ...

[llmod1]

Found some cool things at today's fair:

[Expiry2011]

Found some cool things at today's fair:

Very jealous of the Beaters LP
Cool SA find

[nebkins]

London charity shops yesterday

Why oh why couldn't i stop myself buying 4 copies of the Cyrus Gabrysch record. I really don't know. The Midnight express is sealed.



A few random bits from some other shops. Liking the Irene Reid and the Creative Source is US replacing my UK copy. Bottom right is the UK press of Slam/Spank Spank by Phuture Phantasy Club.

[Sonovox]

Chuffed with the final couple of records I picked up at today's boot:



Mick Softley - Sunrise. Vinyl is a big upgrade from my current iffy copy, likewise the cover (no deletion hole). Absolute classic acid folk folk sci-fi psych folk thingummy.



Blood, Sweat and Tears - Child Is Father To The Man.

Before I got to that point, I cherry picked a large collection of 78s and walked away with a pile of stuff for a tenner. Love the way thsee look, so posting some pics... will spare you the George Formby Jr and Sr, etc.

Apparently the first Light Orchestra on the BBC c 1924, the J H Squire Celeste Octet



Kirchin 78 only



Charlie Barnet disc apparently withdrawn due to the estate of Jerome Kern objecting to the M. Ferguson trumpet solo!

Leadbelly Battenburg style:



Dizzy:




Gerry:



Good Time Jazz with Bunk Johnson:



Illinois Jacquet:



For your record requirements, including Earl Bostic, in the days when phone numbers only had 4 digits:

[smashingcheesegromit]

hey mark,did you hear that fuzz funk tune that was being played at the record fair?? thought it was the abaco dream 45? but its not that? will ask greg when i see him again,good b side tho on the a&m single

[llmod1]

Phil not sure which one yours talking about. He did play both sides of the Abaco Dream 45. You sure it's not that?