Owning a small record shop I throw a lot of this stuff away. It is nice to see that some people still enjoy it. I always say there is nothing wrong with the music there just isn't the people around that enjoy it any more.
That’s a super haul. I feel like I need to take notes! There aren’t many places I know of with anywhere near that many cheap records. It makes me want to find one and go overboard.
Gloria Loring was married to Alan Thicke and mother of Robin Thicke. She sang the theme song to Facts of Life. She used to act on a soap opera on NBC but I can’t remember the name of it.
@@PatriciaPeekfindingmytiara Thanks for the info. I know she had some sort of adult contemporary hit, probably from that record, but I don’t remember what, lol
@@dreamalittledream1 Probably heading out that way again another day as there were a few places we never got to because we spent five hours at Zia, lol
@@Kaiwaza there are a few goodwills in surprise, sun city west and some thirift shops in sun city west, but I can't say if they would have records or not. the goodwill on RH Johnson Rd in SCW and gw on Grand in Surprise usually have quite a few CD's but not sure on the prices... I would not want to send you way out there just for that reason. Any plans for Tucson, I like "Old Paint Record store", in the old town district of Tucson by the Tucson Museum of Art. Good Luck. Have fun!
@@boxsetmusicguy9469 Truth... East Mesa.. wow.. that is even more of a stretch!! But I love East Mesa with the beautiful Superstition Mts. Have you ever been over to Organ Stop pizza on E Southern St and Stapley Dr.? They have a live organist playing a Wurlitzer organ...
You do know that "Realistic" is a Radio Shack house brand, right..? Usually, their stuff catered to the dad music buyer of the day, but always well recorded. (notes from a former Radio Shack employee)
@@virgilfulton4426 Yes, I neglected to mention that AND to show it was red vinyl in pristine condition. Did they sell these or given with a stereo/turntable purchase?
@@Kaiwaza I don't recall them ever being given away as perk of buying a turntable or an audio equipment. They did work pretty well as albums to demonstrate the capabilities of the equipment though (I think the store still had to "buy" it's own copy for that purpose).
That music for dreaming album .. that town in the back ground is Sun Valley Idaho. the year i am guessing about 1940's. How was the pricing on the albums ? THANKS for showing !
Great haul. I've been crate digging at Zia before, but I can't do more than 3 or 4 rows before my legs get tired from crouching down. Do you bring a stool with you or something? They have a lot of interesting stuff, and for $1-3 each you don't feel like you've been cheated if it's bad or boring.
Hello. Great to see Scott again.
Glad John Charles has come to visit!
Love the cover on The Brass Menagerie. Never saw that one before.
Owning a small record shop I throw a lot of this stuff away. It is nice to see that some people still enjoy it. I always say there is nothing wrong with the music there just isn't the people around that enjoy it any more.
It’s definitely a niche market. And I’m happy to share my records on my hobby radio station Moody Mood Music on Live365.com
That’s a super haul. I feel like I need to take notes! There aren’t many places I know of with anywhere near that many cheap records. It makes me want to find one and go overboard.
Me either normally. It’s really awesome to go into some store that has massive amounts of cheapie crates.
The salad looks delicious.
I'm jealous over the Bouzouki albums.
He have turned the living room in to the Moody Mood Music fullfilment center to prep the pallet of music for shipping to HI. :)
Your living room is now the MMM Fulfillment CTR.... OMG!!!
I love Shirley Bassey.
Me too!
Gloria Loring was married to Alan Thicke and mother of Robin Thicke. She sang the theme song to Facts of Life. She used to act on a soap opera on NBC but I can’t remember the name of it.
@@PatriciaPeekfindingmytiara Thanks for the info. I know she had some sort of adult contemporary hit, probably from that record, but I don’t remember what, lol
wow, you went from Mesa out to Goodyear/glendale.. that is a drive.... .. I have a place in Surprise off the 303 and Bell Rd.
@@dreamalittledream1 Probably heading out that way again another day as there were a few places we never got to because we spent five hours at Zia, lol
@@Kaiwaza there are a few goodwills in surprise, sun city west and some thirift shops in sun city west, but I can't say if they would have records or not. the goodwill on RH Johnson Rd in SCW and gw on Grand in Surprise usually have quite a few CD's but not sure on the prices... I would not want to send you way out there just for that reason. Any plans for Tucson, I like "Old Paint Record store", in the old town district of Tucson by the Tucson Museum of Art. Good Luck. Have fun!
LOL Not just Mesa! Far East Mese. But well worth the drive :)
@@boxsetmusicguy9469 Truth... East Mesa.. wow.. that is even more of a stretch!! But I love East Mesa with the beautiful Superstition Mts. Have you ever been over to Organ Stop pizza on E Southern St and Stapley Dr.? They have a live organist playing a Wurlitzer organ...
MY mom had that Doris Day.
F.A.B Featuring MC Parker .. a 90's Dance tune that was in the UK Charts
Wonder how it ended up in Arizona.
You do know that "Realistic" is a Radio Shack house brand, right..? Usually, their stuff catered to the dad music buyer of the day, but always well recorded. (notes from a former Radio Shack employee)
@@virgilfulton4426 Yes, I neglected to mention that AND to show it was red vinyl in pristine condition. Did they sell these or given with a stereo/turntable purchase?
@@Kaiwaza I don't recall them ever being given away as perk of buying a turntable or an audio equipment. They did work pretty well as albums to demonstrate the capabilities of the equipment though (I think the store still had to "buy" it's own copy for that purpose).
That music for dreaming album .. that town in the back ground is Sun Valley Idaho. the year i am guessing about 1940's. How was the pricing on the albums ? THANKS for showing !
At Zia’s the bin are between 99 cents to $4.99…about 80 percent of what I got there was 99 cents. Thanks for the info
Looks more like Goodwill or Salvation Army.
Great haul. I've been crate digging at Zia before, but I can't do more than 3 or 4 rows before my legs get tired from crouching down. Do you bring a stool with you or something? They have a lot of interesting stuff, and for $1-3 each you don't feel like you've been cheated if it's bad or boring.
I sit on the floor…next time I’ll bring a cushion, lol
Pronounced "Ebber-lee."