Vinyl Fix

Yesterday's thrift store finds (@ 75¢ each)... and some real oddities too, from rap to New Orleans jazz to Calypso to Gleason (still in shrinkwrap). The red and green translucent discs are a 1993 George Clinton promo set with a bunch of different cuts of Martial Law - released by Prince's now defunct private label "Paisley Park Records".

More to come tomorrow.

-=Dave

Some of our newer finds!

Hi Everybody, Here's some of the records we've found lately. I've got a 15 year old daughter and she started asking me about some of the records I used to listen to when I was younger. I told her about some of them, she listened to them and liked them better than the new music out there. She said she wanted to find as many of the old albums I had that she could. So, we've been hunting them for a year or so now. We've found quite a few of them. She wanted to show her Sammy Hagar collection. She's even got some of the concert sets that were released only to radio stations. Her copy of the first Montrose album is a British release. She also found the Janis Joplin ones for me. The Live one came from Half Price Books for .48, and the Greatest Hits was at the Danville Goodwill for .50. We found the first two Deep Purple ones, Blue Cheer, and Canned Heat Living The Blues came from the Lawrenceburg Goodwill. The covers had some wear, but the records were't bad. The Heart one came from Danville Goodwill. It's a 2 record set, the first album is a greatest hits collection but the second one is live. The last song is a cover of the old Led Zep classic "Rock and Roll". She also found The Doors for .50. I found the Julie London one at the SA in Danville. I almost passed it up untill I noticed who played guitar on it, Barney Kessel. He was one of the great jazz guitarist of the 50s and 60s. We're going to Midway tomorrow...maybe we'll get to check out some of the Lexington stores! Hope everybody has a great weekend!