Thrift Store Jackpot
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Hello Friends,
Found an incredible collection of music at a thrift store in the Los Angeles area, from promo copies to a really rare jazz label. One of the best finds I have stumbled across recently.
No wine in today's episode, but the question of the day is what was your best find in the wild (thrift to yard sale, or maybe the dollar bin at your record store)? Let me know in the comments.
Thank you for watching.
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Those are in great shape!
Fantastic haul
Thank you!
Alexander now that was an amazing thrift store haul those records were in super clean that Larry Ridley wow very hard to find a classic . John McLaughlin promo smokin’ along with at Horace Silver Jody Grind Mono and can’t forget those Wayne Shorter records wow perfect timing brother congrats.
Absolutely, with the Wayne Shorter albums! That Strata east record was bonkers--I couldn't believe that one. Thank you for watching and supporting!
when you pull records out - you're touching track one with you index finger ahhh -- Otherwise great job! (I'm a Record snob)
Pfffft. Neurotic much?
Your channel came a cross my feed. You got some great thrift finds. I love thrifting. Most of my collection came from the dig. It’s always great to find a Diamond among the stones. You are correct. Goodwill has got some crazy pricing lately. Btw. I subbed your channel. I had so many great finds. The best was the majority of Chicago discography. In VG+ or better condition.
Thank you very much for watching. That is nice to nearly complete a band's discography! Also, with great condition is the best.
Extrapolation is a scorcher of a record. It's what I call 'cheap heat'. The Sax playing by John Surman is second to none. Nice Court and Spark/Ladies of the Canyon. Those top notch early 70's Joni never disappoint. Nice score of Skies of America. It's an orchestral free jazz LP. Quite different from usual Ornette. That Miroslav Vitous is killer. Native Dancer is more of a Milton Nacimento record than a Wayne Shorter one, but Supernova is also excellent. Kenyatta also fire. His first album on ECM is worth tracking down. Larry Ridley, what a find! You have indeed hit the motherlode.
It was a rare bigtime score. Thank you for watching and I will be looking out for that Girl from Martinique record.
Also, I am loving Extrapolation.
Just recently stumbled upon some good funk and Blue Notes at the thrift store and they were exactly as you put it…destroyed😢 still had to grab a few though! Luckily nothing that mind blowing so that I didn’t have to shed any tears over destroyed classics lol. Nice finds, dude!
It's still very cool to find Blue Notes at the thrift store--but that is how they generally end up there. What was the coolest title?
Thank you for watching and the kind words.
@@wax_n_wine Agreed! Still really cool to see. But a couple I picked up were a WLP of Louisiana Slim by Leon Spencer and Drives by Lonnie Smith. Probably the two coolest there and even though they’re not great I couldn’t just leave them there. But you’re very welcome!
That Kai has a nice version of Cantaloupe Island.
Thanks for watching. Yeah, it's honestly a very fun listen. Two tracks from Herbie and to close Lee Morgan's sidewinder.
good jazz finds man,!!!
The luckiest I have ever been. Still chasing that feeling with frequent trips and never getting close.
@@wax_n_wine i have at least 3 Kai winding records, his music is good
Nice mustache. I found The Carpenter's Greatest Hits.
Thanks. Karen and her brother made some great music.
In October alone on flea markets: the two first Massive Attacks in shrink, a german first press of Velvet underground & Nico with Torso Cover and 90 % unpealed Banana, John Wright Trio South side Soul (first Mono Prestige US NM), orig Sunbirds-Same on BASF 1972 in like New condition, US3 Hand on the Torch, Celtic Frost, Cartel (Rare German Hip Hop), Marzette And Company on ESP, the first 3 Cluster LP´s as Orig, a lot of MPS Dave Pike Sets and Kraftwerks, Katie Melua - Piece By Piece, The Intergalactic Orchestra - Super Nova, New Order Substance, Miles Davis On the Corner 3 times ( 2 US Ogs 1 German first press), a autographed copy of Roxette - Crash! Boom! Bang!, Clan Of Xymox, KLF, Dieter Reith Happy Afternoon (SABA ), Nathan Davis Hip Walk (Saba), first german press of the first Blossom Toes LP, Abacus and King Ping Meh on Zebra, VC People, Third World War on Polydor, the first Karthago in multifoldoutcover on BASF, and many many more... but the highlight this month was a minty Orig Press of Marion Brown - Le Temps Fou on french Polydor from 1969 ("Boat Rock" is such a phenomenal Free spiritual jazz Funk Bomb) ... but in germany we have so many flea markets every day and there are some in some areas you find impossible things each week (Like christmas every week). I remember finding all Chappell libraries on one day (4 Big Boxes of Libraries), the same with the Selected Sounds and KPMs. Found mint copies of Samuel Prody, Arzachel, 2066 and Then, Mulatu of Ethopia on Worthy, Psychedelic Dance Party on Mercury & Sexedelic on Metronome, Manu Dibango African Voodoo, mint Orange Peel, sealed Heath Bros Marchin on, sealed Meters Struttin, a sealed Parliament Osmium, sealed Milton Wright Friends & Buddies, Sealed Skull Snaps, a box where were 8 sealed copies of 24Carat Black, and 11 copies of Black Nasty Talking of the peoplee, once I found 8 RAMPS on one day (4 were Sealed), Nosferatu, Jeronimo, and so on and so on
Holy shish kabab! Those are some epic finds. Congrats.
I found a first pressing of Alice Coltrane's "A Monastic Trio" LP at the Salvation Army 9 or 10 years. The cover looked SO nice but the record is ROUGH.
Wow, the clean record will come, but that is a VERY cool find even if it is a nice shiny impulse! jacket. Thank you for watching.
ChatGPT hipsters like this have ruined record collecting.