elgato8905
Nobody special.
I got real lucky yesterday at a garage sale. For the past year or so my main focus with records has been jazz and blues stuff. As anyone who collects these LPs knows they're not that easy to come by. Yesterday I scored big when I picked up the following:
Joe Pass~
Virtuoso
Virtuoso #2
Virtuoso #3
Charie Byrd~
Sketches of Brazil
John Coletrane~
Coltrane (on impulse records)
Settin' The Pace
Coltrane plays the blues
Lush Life
Kenny Burrell~
Guitar Forms
The Best Of Kenny Burrell
Blues The Common Ground
Miles Davis~
Kind of Blue (X2)
In a Silent Way
Miles Davis On United Artists (2 record set)
Ramsey Lewis~
Hang On Ramsey
More Sounds of Christmas
Freddie Hubbard~
Backlash
Goin' Up
Billie Holiday~
Sings the Blues
Lady Day
Charles Mingus~
Me Myself an Eye
The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady
Freddie King~
Getting Ready
Texas Cannonball
Taj Mahal~
Self Titled
Mo' Roots
Music Fuh Ya
Recycling the Blues
Modern Jazz Quartet~
And the All Star Jazz Band
Aretha Franklin~
I never Loved a man
Jackie King~
Night Bird
All for fifty cents each!!! There's kind of a cool story behind it too. After I picked out all the records I went up to the guy having the sale and told him he had great taste in music. He said "Oh those aren't mine those were my Moms" To which I replied "Well then your Mom had great taste in music.". To which he then replied "You can tell her yourself... She's standing right behind you". I turned around to see this little old Mexican lady smiling at me. I told her how much I liked her musical tastes and she told me that she didn't even know people listened to records anymore and that she has everything on CD now. We talked about music for awhile and I found out that she was definitely a hip old lady. I told her that I collect old audio stuff and she told me to come back in a couple of weeks because she has an "old machine that cuts records" in her garage. She said it's from the 50's and it had a lot of tubes in it
. I guess it belonged to her husband but she said I could have it if I wanted it. I think I'm going to be going back for sure.
Joe Pass~
Virtuoso
Virtuoso #2
Virtuoso #3
Charie Byrd~
Sketches of Brazil
John Coletrane~
Coltrane (on impulse records)
Settin' The Pace
Coltrane plays the blues
Lush Life
Kenny Burrell~
Guitar Forms
The Best Of Kenny Burrell
Blues The Common Ground
Miles Davis~
Kind of Blue (X2)
In a Silent Way
Miles Davis On United Artists (2 record set)
Ramsey Lewis~
Hang On Ramsey
More Sounds of Christmas
Freddie Hubbard~
Backlash
Goin' Up
Billie Holiday~
Sings the Blues
Lady Day
Charles Mingus~
Me Myself an Eye
The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady
Freddie King~
Getting Ready
Texas Cannonball
Taj Mahal~
Self Titled
Mo' Roots
Music Fuh Ya
Recycling the Blues
Modern Jazz Quartet~
And the All Star Jazz Band
Aretha Franklin~
I never Loved a man
Jackie King~
Night Bird
All for fifty cents each!!! There's kind of a cool story behind it too. After I picked out all the records I went up to the guy having the sale and told him he had great taste in music. He said "Oh those aren't mine those were my Moms" To which I replied "Well then your Mom had great taste in music.". To which he then replied "You can tell her yourself... She's standing right behind you". I turned around to see this little old Mexican lady smiling at me. I told her how much I liked her musical tastes and she told me that she didn't even know people listened to records anymore and that she has everything on CD now. We talked about music for awhile and I found out that she was definitely a hip old lady. I told her that I collect old audio stuff and she told me to come back in a couple of weeks because she has an "old machine that cuts records" in her garage. She said it's from the 50's and it had a lot of tubes in it
. I guess it belonged to her husband but she said I could have it if I wanted it. I think I'm going to be going back for sure.
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