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Sonic Youth - "Dirty Boots" (from Goo, 1990)

Sonic Youth music was MADE to be played on vinyl. "Dirty Boots" is a great song, no matter the format, but it's just that much... awesomer on vinyl.

'Nough said. Listen & enjoy:

Long live vinyl.
:)

Gary Bartz/Ntu Troop -- Harlem Bush Music/Taifa, Part 2

My $0.10 Find of the Week from last week is turning out to be quite a gem. There isn't a bad track on this amazing piece of wax.

Produced by the legendary Orrin Keepnews (who most notably produced Monk's wonderful albums on Riverside) it features some really great  and groovy playing by the likes of Gary Bartz himself (on soprano and alto saxes), Andy Bey (vocals), Juni Booth (bass), Nat Bettis (percussion) and Harold White (drums, awesome,awesome drums!).

Check out this INCREDIBLE track:

Long live vinyl.
:)

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The Rolling Stones - "Shattered"

From 1976's great "Some Girls", a great song and a great single.



Long live vinyl.
:)

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Electric Light Orchestra - "Mr. Blue Sky" (from "Out of the Blue")

Great song! ELO at its most Beatlesque! Love everything about this song.

Enjoy!

Long live vinyl.
:)

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The Hollies - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother

One of the great Hollies song. A bit cheesy, but still, hell, it's the Freakin' Hollies, man!

I dedicate this one to my Big Brother, Mike. Go check out his blog at: http://mikeyboy50.blogspot.com/

Awesome bird photos!  

Long live vinyl.

:)

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Bruce Springsteen - Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out

The great Clarence Clemons died yesterday at age 69, from complications following a stroke he suffered last week. Springsteen shows will never be the same.

R.I.P. Big Man.

Long live vinyl.
:)

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Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting (45 RPM)

Yup, that's right. This is the VERY first record I ever bought on my own, with my own money, and I'm NOT ashamed to admit it! Loved that album. Had some great soul songs.

Ah, memories...

Long live vinyl.
:)

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Roy Orbison - 1. "Leah" - 2. "Borne On the Wind" - 3. "What'd I say"

How freakin' cool is this? Three great Roy Orbison songs playing on a really COOL record player (an Audiotrinics 312T).

Long live vinyl.
:)

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Fleet Foxes - Sim Sala Bim

Heaven on Earth. My favorite album of the year 2011 (up to this point) on vinyl.

Sweet, sweet, sweet.

Long live vinyl.

:)

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Link Wray - "Rumble" (45 RPM)

Sweet. Old 45s have that special quality: they ALWAYS sound great, no matter how battered they look. My old Beatles 45s still have stunning sound, even after hundreds of plays. Never mind the scratches and the wear & tear, they just keep on delivering.

Long live vinyl.

:)

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Marek Biliński - Po drugiej stronie świata

Awesome track. I have a soft spot for Polish rock, my favorite artist being the late great Niemen.

This piece by instrumentalist Marek Biliński blows me away.

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Pavement -- "Here".

I rest my case.

Long live vinyl.

:)

R.I.P., Gil Scott Heron

Bummer.



Long live vinyl.

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The Wonderful DJ Funktual, a true living vinyl encyclopedia & beats connoisseur, presents a selection of great 45s featuring well-known breaks & beats:




Wonderful!

Long live vinyl.

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Ohio Players - Fire

The classic Ohio Players song with plenty of clicks, ticks & surface noise at the start of the track. Love it!

Viva Vinyl!

Record Making With Duke Ellington (1937)

Ce court métrage, produit en 1937, explique la procédure de fabrication d'un disque 78 tours de l'époque. Un document fort instructif...
A short film from 1937 that explains how 78 RPM records were manufactured back then. Fascinating.

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James Brown's classic "Think!"