Sunday Morning score - 289 LPs of choice 60s and 70s

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I'm picking these up tomorrow morning, I spoke with the seller and realized that he is someone I've emailed before and I think Klownschool has dealt with - he has good quality vinyl. He is moving out his dupes and extras, said there is some tasty stuff in this batch including a sealed Buffalo Springfield Retrospective - I already have that but a sealed copy is nice. As Meggy says the vinyl motto is - "take all, sort 'em later." This should be good, I'll post a report after I pickup.

Thanks to Klownschool for the heads up. (I'll save the Lee Michaels for you :) ) :thmbsp::music:

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Big Lot of 60s & 70s Records/LPs - $95

289 LPs of choice 60s and 70s . Mostly Classic Rock, some Soul, a little Jazz, a little Progressive. Most records AND covers are in nice shape. Well stored. Some promos. CASH ONLY. about 34c an LP!!!You pick up. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY.
I have boxes. (Peach crates NOT included)

Manfred Mann,Lynyrd Skynyrd,Mountain,Smokey Robinson,Traffic,Grand Funk,4 Tops,
Beach Boys,Phil Spector,Temptations,Jeff Beck,Robert Plant,James Gang,
Al Stewart,Hollies,Procol Harum,Roy Orbison,David Gilmour,BTO,
Joe Walsh,Lighthouse,Aretha Franklin,Boxer,PFM,Ry Cooder,Foreigner,
Leo Kottke,Paul McCartney,Rainbow,Lee Michaels,Marshall Tucker etc.
 

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Wow, looks like some great stuff.
I see Elvin Bishop, Steve Stills' Manassas, and Marshall Tucker in the pics, all fine LPs.

Ya did good, buddy!!
 
Nice way to start your Sunday morning Dick!
(By the way,Hows the Shelving going or will they
live in boxes for awhile?Your house must look like a record store)
 
Thanks guys, yeah the pickup went like clockwork. I traveled about an hour south without a stop and got to the sellers within 2 minutes of the appointed time. The assortment looked good, probably more than 3/4's are titles of interest lots of unique stuff I don't have. He goes to the Eugene record show as a seller. The boxes were in the driveway / garage. The condition is the usual from a record show guy - very good, mint on a bunch of stuff, other is average but worth a clean and listen. He pointed out lots of interesting information on titles as I flipped thru the boxes. Long f 'ing drive but worth it. Here is a partial list of interesting titles from the first box, I have to run out with the teenagers, will post the rest of the interesting titles later...

moby grape - live grape
Ry Cooder - Border soundtrack
Les McCann & Eddie Harris - Swiss Movement
Leo Kottke - The Best
Marianne Faithful - Best of
Sugarloaf - Sugarloaf
Bob Weir - Heaven Help The Fool
Spirit - Son of Spirit
Don Nix - Living By The Days
Brewer and Shipley - ST11261
Sweet Talkin Jones - S/T
Lynyrd Skynyrd - First and Last
It's a Beautiful Day - Marrying Maiden
Procol Harum - Best of
David Essex - Rock On
The Alabama State Troopers - Road Show
Stephen Stills - Manassas
Ted Neeley - 1974 A.D.
Peter Kaukonen - Black Kangaroo
P.F.M. - Chocolate Kings
Honk - S/T
Beck, Bogart and Appice - S/T
Lighthouse - One Fine Light
Mahavishnu Orchestra - Live
Wishbone Ash - Locked In
HiFi - Moods For Mallards (Ian Matthews, David Surkamp)

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more of the interesting titles + some cover photos

Sluggo said:
Nice way to start your Sunday morning Dick!
(By the way,Hows the Shelving going or will they
live in boxes for awhile?Your house must look like a record store)
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Hey Mark, the Expedit situation was improved a couple of weeks ago with two more 4x4 units, so I have shelving all over the house, and should be able to get everything out of the boxes. I have all the dupes and extras in the basement's built-in shelves - those will need to be garage sale'd out this summer.

More interesting titles from this batch...

Newport in NY '72 - The Soul Sessions
Fleetwood Mac - Mirage (Quiex II Limited Edition Pressing)
'68-69: Popular Music's Golden Hit Parade
'70-71: Popular Music's Golden Hit Parade
Lobo - Introducing Lobo (Me and You and a Dog Named Boo)
Psychedelic Furs - All of This and Nothing
Albert Hammond - S/T (promo)
BeBop Deluxe - Axe Victim / Modern Music / Live! In the Air Age
Nutz - Hard Nutz
Michael Cassidy - Nature's Secret
stephen monahan - S/T (1968, Kapp)
Little John - Up and Down (Epic, Oakland band - Wally Heider studios)
The United States of America (Columbia, 1968)
Jr Walker and The All Stars - Peace and Understanding is Hard to Find
Kingsmen - In Person featuring Louie, Louie
Best of Buddah
Black Oak Arkansas - Keep The Faith (1972)
Bob Weir - Bobby and the Midnites
Red Rider + Fastway - Live (promo - westwood one)
Pat Metheny Group - The Falcon and the Snowman soundtrack
Isotope - Illusion
PFM - Photos of Ghosts (1973, Manticore)
Camel - Breathless (promo)
Widowmaker - Too Late To Cry
Sandy Szigeti - America's Sweetheart (1971, w/ Doug Kershaw, Rita Coolidge)
Kayak - Royal Bed Bouncer, Phantom of the Night
Billy Preston - That's the Way God Planned It (Apple, 1969 produced by George Harrison)
Bob Gibson - S/T (Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman, David Crosby, Denny Doherty, Cyrus Faryar...)
Steelers Wheel - Ferguslie Park
Abba - four promo records
Biff Rose - Children of the Light (Van Dyke Parks)
Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - United
Duane Eddy - $1,000,000 Worth of Twang
Gene Krupa Quartet - Featuring Charlie Ventura
Sugarloaf Express - featuring Lee Ritenour
Wilson Pickett - Mr. Magic Man
Stax / Volt Revue, Vol. 1
Ken Hensley - Proud Words on a Dusty Shelf
The Graeme Edge Band (moody blues solo)
Redbone - Potlatch
Buffalo Springfield - Retrospective (sealed original release)
The Walton's Christmas Album (Promo)
Permanent Record Soundtrack (Joe Strummer, Lou Reed, JD Souther, Bodeans)
Philip Glass - 1000 Airplanes on the Roof (promo)
Roy Orbison - Mystery Girl
Free - Live
Grand Funk RR - Mark, Don & Mel 1969-71
Aretha Franklin - Lady Soul
Marshall Tucker Band - Where We All Belong
The Hollies - Distant Light
Mountain - Best of
Mannfred Mann's Earth Band - the Good Earth (promo)
John Renbourn - The Lady and the Unicorn
John Entwhistle's Ox - Mad Dog

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SpeakerLabFan said:
Hey Mark, the Expedit situation was improved a couple of weeks ago with two more 4x4 units, so I have shelving all over the house, and should be able to get everything out of the boxes. I have all the dupes and extras in the basement's built-in shelves - those will need to be garage sale'd out this summer.

More interesting titles from this batch...

Newport in NY '72 - The Soul Sessions
Fleetwood Mac - Mirage (Quiex II Limited Edition Pressing)
'68-69: Popular Music's Golden Hit Parade
'70-71: Popular Music's Golden Hit Parade
Lobo - Introducing Lobo (Me and You and a Dog Named Boo)
Psychedelic Furs - All of This and Nothing
Albert Hammond
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- S/T (promo)
BeBop Deluxe - Axe Victim / Modern Music / Live! In the Air Age
Nutz - Hard Nutz
Michael Cassidy - Nature's Secret
stephen monahan - S/T (1968, Kapp)
Little John - Up and Down (Epic, Oakland band - Wally Heider studios)
The United States of America (Columbia, 1968)
Jr Walker and The All Stars - Peace and Understanding is Hard to Find
Kingsmen - In Person featuring Louie, Louie
Best of Buddah
Black Oak Arkansas - Keep The Faith (1972)
Bob Weir - Bobby and the Midnites
Red Rider + Fastway - Live (promo - westwood one)
Pat Metheny Group - The Falcon and the Snowman soundtrack
Isotope - Illusion
PFM - Photos of Ghosts (1973, Manticore)
Camel - Breathless (promo)
Widowmaker - Too Late To Cry
Sandy Szigeti - America's Sweetheart (1971, w/ Doug Kershaw, Rita Coolidge)
Kayak - Royal Bed Bouncer, Phantom of the Night
Billy Preston - That's the Way God Planned It (Apple, 1969 produced by George Harrison)
Bob Gibson - S/T (Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman, David Crosby, Denny Doherty, Cyrus Faryar...)
Steelers Wheel - Ferguslie Park
Abba - four promo records
Biff Rose - Children of the Light (Van Dyke Parks)
Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - United
Duane Eddy - $1,000,000 Worth of Twang
Gene Krupa Quartet - Featuring Charlie Ventura
Sugarloaf Express - featuring Lee Ritenour
Wilson Pickett - Mr. Magic Man
Stax / Volt Revue, Vol. 1
Ken Hensley - Proud Words on a Dusty Shelf
The Graeme Edge Band (moody blues solo)
Redbone - Potlatch
Buffalo Springfield - Retrospective (sealed original release)
The Walton's Christmas Album (Promo)
Permanent Record Soundtrack (Joe Strummer, Lou Reed, JD Souther, Bodeans)
Philip Glass - 1000 Airplanes on the Roof (promo)
Roy Orbison - Mystery Girl
Free - Live
Grand Funk RR - Mark, Don & Mel 1969-71
Aretha Franklin - Lady Soul
Marshall Tucker Band - Where We All Belong
The Hollies - Distant Light
Mountain - Best of
Mannfred Mann's Earth Band - the Good Earth (promo)
John Renbourn - The Lady and the Unicorn
John Entwhistle's Ox - Mad Dog

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Does it rain in Southern California. Man it pours.
Great 70's Pop.

This is an excellent list.
I will be parting with some stuff soon to make way for more good stuff.
 
arrow 68 said:
Does it rain in Southern California. Man it pours.
Great 70's Pop.

This is an excellent list.
I will be parting with some stuff soon to make way for more good stuff.
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Hey I recognize that lyric but can't place the band/song...? Ok, websearch reveals Albert Hammond - sweet. :music::thmbsp:
 
Excellent,Some great titles you've got there!
I was listening to Be bop Deluxe's "Axe victim"
last night,Crank up the andromeda's for the cut
"No trains to heaven",Bill nelson is a fine guitar player.
 
Sluggo said:
Excellent,Some great titles you've got there!
I was listening to Be bop Deluxe's "Axe victim"
last night,Crank up the andromeda's for the cut
"No trains to heaven",Bill nelson is a fine guitar player.
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Thanks Mark - I'll clean it up and put it on the platter next. Be bop Deluxe is new to me - early 70's english progressive rock I see. crank it up, this should be good. :music::thmbsp: Any other suggestions from the list? I'm thinking the Peter Kaukonen (Jorma's brother) title on the Grunt label will be interesting.
 
Axe victim was the 1st album and kind of raw compared to the later releases.
Modern music was my favorite in High school,
much more polished and engineered.
And the live Be bop album you have is one of my top ten Live
recordings,Plus I dig the cover too!
Im curious about the Entwistle "Mad Dog" record ?
Have you given it a spin yet and "Who" else is listed as playing on it ~?
 
Wow, Axe Victim is all over the place from the Bowie/Glam style to straight-ahead rip your face off rock. Some incredible guitar runs on the rock tracks including the one you recommended, I see what you're talking about.

I'm listening to Mad Dog now, 1975 - it's MCA but it's got a cool brown Track Record label. The record looks like it's never been played. It's early rock material, similar to the Dave Edmunds/Nick Lowe / Rockpile style - some good bass playing of course. No credits in the cover or lyrics insert, found this on the web: Guests include Eddie Jobson (played with Roxy Music, Zappa) on keyboards, violin, Tony Ashton (played with George Harrison on Wonderwall) on organ and Graham Deakin on drums, full blooded brass and string section adds extra power tracks like 'Mad Dog' and 'Drowning'. Nine tracks total.
 
Must of been a blast knowing all of these Talented
musicians to call up for a Solo project,
I had Entwistle on the brain this morning cause last
night I caught this great film/music on the "Documentary" channel titled-Rising Low. Around 25 bass players (A+)
http://www.mule.net/discography/rising_low.html
Mr.Entwistle was one of the Bass players interviewed.
Its about the death of magnificent "Gov't Mule"
Bassist Allen Woody and the making of a tribute album.If you have cable or Sat,Keep your eyes peeled
Enjoy the Sun!
 
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