A visit to Long in the Tooth Records in Philadelphia
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- Опубликовано: 10 окт 2023
- This was about a year ago in Philly. Sorry I didn’t get back to show what I bought. 2 Horace Silver early 60’s OG Blue Notes and The Miracles first album. There were others but those were the heavy hitters. Great store and a great family business!
If I am ever in Philadelphia, now I know where to go. Thanks!
Enjoyed your video, thanks. Love Dr John, all the ATCO albums. Jimmy Hughes never got the fame he deserved, highly recommend his other albums 'Steal Away' & 'Something Special' if you don't have them.
I always love record store tours and interviews. You found some great music. It’s always great to find a place that you feel comfortable and that you always find something. Enjoyed the video.
Definitely!
Great scores, doctor! Those Horace records are amazing. The Dr. John stuff is absolutely delightful and can kick start any party / any generation. Love his music. That Miracles record was an awesome score--I have the 81 RE of it, and it sways. Also, obviously, very cool record store tour.
Thank you! Agree!
Thanks a ton for turning me on to Dr. John! Not sure how I'd missed this for so long! Streaming Remedies as I type this, but there will be records coming!
Yeah he is a must know. He was lays as a sideman on many records also. Incredible talent and influence!
I was in Philly last month, too bad I didnt know about this place. I did hit Princeton Record Exchange in Jersey, a bucket list visit for me living in Cali.
Great haul there from nice store as I can see from here, nice that you got to interview them, tried that on one store but they didn't want to be filmed :) Never been in Philly, but someday maybe, then I will visit that one. Happy Spinning when time comes! Cheers
Thank you! More to follow!
Dr Robert you have great taste. Thank you for the videos. Bravo!!!
That is kind! I was thinking I left the records off this video but that was a different video. Senior moment!
Looks like an amazing record store and nice owners
It was!
6:00 Kept my Gil-Scott Heron albums even when I sold other stuff 30 years ago. Every album I think, and 12" Johannesburg single. Saw GSH in Sheffield 1984, and in Manchester 1990. Great voice, fine composer, political satire, and a terrific band easily transitioning through soul jazz funk.
Very cool. Never got a chance
Awesome finds! Philly always has good records, especially good soul/funk records. 👍🏻
I love the deifferences in what you find in different US cities, record wise…
Nice finds! I like Smokey Robinson and the Miracles.
The best!
very cool store...!! Excellent finds all, but that Steve Earle, Dr. John and those Horace Silvers got me excited! That Phil cover looks like Willy DeVille...
Thanks 👍
Whoa…. Helluva shop! 👍🏻
Right?!
The Jimmy Hughes and Aretha Franklin albums could have been included in my video Albums That Look The Same. Gris Gris was recorded in Los Angeles. I’m not sure about his others.
Love your video!
I wondered if you liked Todd Rundgren, he grew up in Philly. There's a Rundgren concert on YT from Amplified that's very good. There are quite a few musician from that area as you may know. Nice shop there. Hopefully you'll continue to shop more shops in the future.
Philly soul also a great legacy. Great music town. Yes love rundgren…
Down Home Music in El Cerritto, CA is my closest record store. Dave's Records down the street in Berkeley might be my favorite. Dave will give quantity & cash discounts. Strictly Vinyl is right between them in Albany. I hope you enjoy your retirement as much as I am.
I know down home well. I haven’t been to Dave’s in years. Used to spend a lot of time on telegraph Ave stores 1980’s. They are not as good now…
Chong from Cheech and Chong is on the Bobby and the Vancouver's. He's on the front cover and was a member of the band.
Didn’t know that, thank you!
There’s one more Dr.John album that goes with those first three, The Sun Moon & Herbs. I highly recommend it. I’m also a Gil Scott fan, I hope you visited Academy records on east 12th street in Manhattan and the one on west 18th street. Both two of my favorite record stores i frequent all the time..✌️
Cool! It’s been a while now so I don’t recall which stores in NYC…
I own Skin Allley. Enjoy the record, it's very good.
I found their second album since this video, also on Stax in US. Agree great rock and roll band.
It’s a bit hard to see the record covers properly. Are you, and the records you show us, facing a window? That would explain the reflections.
I appreciate your videos
Yeah I’m working on the reflection thing. Thanks for mentioning it
Bobby Taylor’s band wasn’t biracial. It was integrated. Big difference.
Thanks for the clarification. Multi-racial maybe?
@@Doctore_Robert That would work. Segregated and integrated are the classic terms, but in this case the band is white, black and hispanic so multi-racial seems ideal.
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