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Two great mid-eighties albums with Karl Wallinger Picked both up at Record Exchange in St. Louis this fall.
Last of yesterday’s haul – from Dyno Records in Newburyport
Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, from Tamla records, 1967. Mine is a repress from 2016 on 180g vinyl by Czech GZ Media but it sounds just as good…
Isaac Hayes: Hot Buttered Soul, 1969 on Enterprise Records (ENS-1001). Found this at the Mill No.5 record fair back in October Enterprise was a division of Stax named…
Another find from Honest John’s in London – a collection called “If You’re Not Part of the Solution . . . Soul, Politics, and Spirituality in Jazz 1967…
Rosetta Records RR 1306 – Independent Women’s Blues Volume 2, Big Mama’s, 1982. Picked up at Honest Jon’s on Portabello Road in Ladbroke Grove.
Couple of “unofficial” Talking Heads live shows I picked up at Sister Ray in Soho (London) earlier this year. DOL is somewhat controversial as a “grey market” label…
Find from Vintage Vinyl in STL during WordCamp US. Tight Rope, Masquerade, Manhattan Island Serenade – his third solo album, went gold in the US
RiP Ric Ocasek Both from record fair at Mill No. 5 in Lowell MA
2011 reissue of The National’s Boxer on yellow vinyl – found this at Flashback London earlier this year Love this band and especially Matt Berninger’s vocals.
‘Til Tuesday’s second album, 1986. @realaimeemann is still the coolest.
Self-titled sophomore album by The Band (aka the brown album) 1969. Another find from @millno5 @the_band_official
Picked this up at @millno5 a few weeks back – Sue Records ILP 927 from 1965. Great two part “It Hurts Me Too” and “Standing at the Crossroads”
Beautiful soul album pairing Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway in 1972 – picked up at @millno5 during their “Hole Thing” donuts and vinyl event earlier this month.
Loving this first solo album by Brittany Howard from Alabama Shakes This version I picked up in London on Sandstone colored vinyl with a bonus white vinyl 7″…
The re-release by @frontierrecords of what was FLP 1008, the self-titled debut by Salvation Army, which would become The Three O’Clock. http://twitter.com/michaelquercio.