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Jorgensen played in the Desert Rose Band with Chris Hillman, also toured with Mike Nesmith. Great finds!

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Magic Dingus Box. New band name.

Only familiar with John Jorgenson as a sideman. Foster and Lloyd really good pop-country. Nice thrift stores up there. Thanks, Chris

You found some good music. Enjoyed the video. My Goodwills have not so many albums as they once have. I think they are putting them online or passing them to other goodwills

Do the vinyl from goodwill online come in good condition?

Some sweet finds. Pretty upscale Goodwills your way.

Foster and Lloyd are fantastic. They were a group that were way beyond their time. I was lucky enough to see them live.

That early Bela looks awesome. I’ll have to look for that! Cheers☘️

Great stuff bud

From Bob In Denver, I'm Back, great stuff. The Fagan makes me drool. What a cool pick up. bh

Interesting collection each Sinatra fan has their own personal favourites. Two of my favourite albums not included, "The September of My Years" and "Where are You" both would be in my top ten .Another gem ""A Man Alone"

Unbelievable pickups Jonathan. I started attending the Philadelphia Folk Festival regularly in 1972. I had the great privilege of seeing almost all of these artists in performance there over the years. Yes, the hot labels were definitely Flying Fish and Rounder. In 1972 I saw David Bromberg headline a show and in 1973, Steve Goodman. In 1974 I saw a workshop where Prime and Goodman traded songs at a workshop where they got drunk out of their minds. Ah, the good old days.

Jonathan, that Country Gazette album is a really good find. I have the US version of that album called Out To Lunch released the following year. Thanks, Chris

Nice video, quite the haul. The Danny Gatton record is a great find. He's from my neck of the woods(DMV). I think you'll be impressed, he's one of those "greatest guitarist that nobody's ever heard of" kind of guitarists. Plays all genres with a dazzling technique. Unfortunately, his story is a sad one, ending with suicide back in '94, but man, the guy could play.

I din’t have any Newgrass albums but have seen several bands play live on PBS. That is a good batch of records.

Christmas came early at the Goodwill!

Redneck Jazz 🤔 Yeah I'd have picked that one up too

Wow what a score! Every one of those records are gems. Congratulations!

Those Kentucky cornels I never see thought looks like stuff I would love to check

Those Kentucky cornels I never see thoughs

Where can we find your Discogs-adress!?

Great entry and nice to still have the banana on the cover. I love that Chuck Berry cover and still need to get that album. You had some great picks with some vibrant covers.

What a deal you've managed! Once again I'm envious. I've been diving into South African/Cape Jazz recently so the Dollar Brand album got my attention. You probably know that jazz was protest music in South Africa, especially in the 70s, an important expression of resistance against Apartheid. At a Goodwill a couple years ago, I was lucky to pick up the Dollar Brand album Mannenberg, which is called Cape Town Fringe on the US release. It has one long track on each side, with a form that's very repetitive but let's each soloist really stretch out their melodic ideas. It's one of my all time favorite Goodwill record finds. The African Space Program album is a very different style, more wild free jazz, but the emphasis is clearly on the "freedom" for these repressed artists in Apartheid South Africa. You probably also know that Dollar Brand also went by Abdullah Ibrahim, and is one of our jazz giants still alive today (age 90). And that's just one of the gems you found there. Congratulations again! I wish I wasn't too far away to pop into the record show and say hi.

Hi Jonathan! That Chuck Berry album is one I’ve never seen until you showed it. I just entered JT’s contest as well. ✌️

Cool story of that Barenberg record coming full circle back to you Jonathan. I like the look of that Great Guitars album. Quite a find with that Dylan. ✌️

that is an amazing haul, especially the Bob Dylan album. Fantastic. That alone made the trip worthwhile.

I better get my entry in all the good covers are going g fast!

Thanks for the kind words and the shoutout Jonathan. Great entry and good luck in the contest. Love the jello mold on that LF album. Cheers.

I saw Little Feat and had never heard of them! They were on a bill with an unknown at the time Doobie Bros, Ry Cooder and Captain Beefheart (who I had gone to see). Good luck on the contest. My banana is 90% peeled.

Jon, you are entered, and 3 winners will be drawn on Sept. 29th Sunday. 🍊

I'm up early and saw this entry... Thank you, and let's see ! I'm glad you did more than 3. I forgot about the jello on the cover of " Last Record Album and your VU debut is amazing ! I remember when you scored that with the other records..

Nice finds! Always enjoy the hunt

Great stuff buddy any thing with those bluegrass giants will be great

I've been watching these and not commenting. Every video has had great finds! I would have to drive all day to maybe get to a Goodwill with anything even playable. The 2 that I ever go to are good for jeans but records are trashed. Those stores are 3 and 4 hours away.

Thanks, i was there too...

Wow ! Check out that gorgeous Gerry Mulligan.. Congrats on it, Jon. Ornette is too far out for me as well. Kenny Burrell is my favorite jazz guitarist !

Heck of a deal for those. Good luck on selling at the record fair when you do it. Should be fun!

DAMN!

Nice haul. That Bill Harris record is pretty good; he was the guitarist for The Clovers.

That's an insane find on that Gerry Mulligan! Wow! Another score with Stan Meets Chet! I have that Cannonball Adderley LP. Very nice. ✌

Hi Jonathan! I have a Charlie Byrd Trio Live at the Village Vanguard from 1961. Was The Village Gate also in NYC? I like the cat on the cover of that Bud Powell record.

Quite a great haul Jonathan.For your information Denardo is Ornette Coleman’s son and he is a professional drummer,Started plying very young.

You grabbed some what looks to be good listens Jon. Some of the labels speak for themselves. Just to let you know. There are a few versions of the Turrentine song "Don't Mess with Mister T". So I am thinking that {like you stated} the one that you have there may be big band sounding. The other version is with a standard four or five piece jazz band. I really dig the title track. Thanks for sharing them. Best of luck breaking even when you sell off whatever ones that are not keepers~ Rob/Boston

Thanks for the video.Real cool.

Jonathan,you find good jazz albums at your goodwill!!!!

Always love you videos buddy glad your back

Those records look to be in great shape. I've never been a guitar jazz guy but that acoustic jazz album sounds interesting. The past week I was playing Country and Blues exclusively. That Champion Jack Dupree would have fit right in.

Nice hair.

Great jazz haul. Some really good stuff there.