L.V. Johnson

by admin on May 6th, 2012
Posted In: records - 33's, records - funk / soul

This is an amazing soul record from L.V. Johnson… though there was a cover tune or two on the record, it was an excellent album… no wonder its a highly sought after album! Check out the photo of the cover! They don’t make ‘em like this anymore…
Check out a couple sound clips!
sample clip from side 1:

sample clip from side 2 (through mark):

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Patrice Holloway

by admin on April 15th, 2012
Posted In: records - 45's, records - northern soul


Here’s Patrice Holloway, a rather rare record in itself but this one is a promo. Found this one in a large collection of 7,000 records I purchased recently. The condition on this one was lacking a bit, but it played through and sounds acceptable. Check out the sound clip below:


Click below to listen:

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Pigmeat Markham

by admin on April 5th, 2012
Posted In: records - 33's, records - funk / soul, records - r&b


Such a great album.  Comedy mostly, but there’s also
some of Pigmeat’s original ‘rap’ and some R&B numbers.
Good music like this needs to be remembered.
Pigmeat was a true original.

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Marc Ellington

by admin on April 3rd, 2012
Posted In: records - 33's, records - folk

Marc Ellington.  Rare promo copy of this folk psych album full of fuzz.
Pretty cool if you ask me!


Click below to listen:


 

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Suburban Lawns

by admin on March 24th, 2012
Posted In: records - 33's, records - new wave / post punk

Great album here from post-punk, new-wave group Suburban Lawns. Though they never made another album, this one – their only full length effort – is a cool listen. Sonic Youth, Dead Milkmen, The Police and other bands echo in this album. Too bad they didn’t go much further than 1983, the band had talent.

Here’s a short clip of what the band sounds like…

Sample 1 / click below to listen:


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