Luna Twist - "Look Out You're Falling In Love Again"
ELTON MOTELLO - "Pop Art"
B.E.F. - "Music of Quality and Distinction"
Phantom Limbs - "Train of Thought"
Luna Twist - "Look Out You're Falling In Love Again"
ELTON MOTELLO - "Pop Art"
B.E.F. - "Music of Quality and Distinction"
Phantom Limbs - "Train of Thought"
Gorilla Guru - This is actually a great record! Sure I know, everybody's heard of Raif!! I ended up selling this record to a guy in Istanbul, Turkey!
Erroll Garner - Magnificent! The liner notes say that Erroll came into the studio, and in less than 3 hours recorded 13 songs averaging 6 minutes with no retakes. They used six cuts for this record! Erroll is joined by Wyatt Ruther on Bass, and Fats Heard on drums!
Terry Garthwaite - Terry was half of the 60'a San Francisco band, Joy of Cooking along with Toni Brown! Good stuff, blues, jazz, soulful, skaful wimmen's music!
J. Geils Band - "LIVE"
The Method Actors - Vic Varney Herky Jerky & Quirky!
The Othermothers - You know, the ones your mother warned you against!
Gardening By Moonlight
Anthony More - Get More For Your Money!!
Out of Canada, it's the PAYOLAS!!!
And with one of the better play on words I've heard lately, it's 12 inches of VENUS ENVY!!
Gang of 4 - "Hard"
General Public - "Hand To Mouth"
Mark Germino - "London Moon and Barnyard Remedies"
Get Smart - "Action Reaction"
Tamiko Jones - "I'll Be Anything For You" She'll even go sidewise for you and do it with cool Creed Taylor production!
JYD - "Grab Them Cakes" - Junk Yard Dog and Vicki Sue Robinson turn another page in Wrasslin' history!!
Phil Judd - "The Swinger"
The Jam - "The Gift" One of the BEST bands of all time!
Tom Johnston - Just looks like a Doobie Brother, doesn't he?
"DEVOTEES" - Don't you wish Rhino Records ruled the world?
"Live At The Deaf Club" is a great compilation LP with Dead Kennedys, and some killer music from the manic Offs!
The Moonlight Tapes" is one of my favourite LPs! A great comp that includes "Rat Up A Drainpipe" by The Members and "Law and Order" by Local Operator! Great Record! And how'bout that Sergeant Pepper rip-off cover?
"Our Best To You" shows why Columbia Records rocked. Moby Grape, Paul Revere and the Raiders doing "Louie, Louie," The Tremeloes doing a Beatles cover, Aretha, The Byrds, The Yardbirds and more!!
Ballistic Kisses - "Five O'Clock World" b/w "Black and Broke"
Jazz Samba - Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd
Freddie Hubbard - "Liquid Love" (I always liked this cover, like weirdsville!)
Sidney DeParis - "DeParis Dixie" 1969 Blue Note LP
CHRISMA - "Chinese Restaurant" 1977 Italian LP
Gary Burton - "Times Like These"
Jackie DeShannon - "Put A Little Love In Your Heart"
Dick Gregory - "Running For President"
Double Disco
NOSEFLUTES - "The Ravers"
The Cripples - "Unfaithful Legends"