The Rolling Stones shot their video "Waiting on a friend" on the steps of the same building you see on the cover of Led Zepplin's "Physical Graffiti". Loved this, brotha. :)
I’m so glad you enjoy the video brother and thank you for that information! To the viewers…meet AJ! AJ and I went to High School Together! In fact, you can find AJ on Spotify. Please feel free to support my brother by subscribing to his channel on Spotify. AJ Scaff and his 2 songs are “Hey Julius” and “Bite Your Tongue”. He is working with a producer to re-produce these gems…as is, he reminds me so much of Tom Petty, but I’ll let you all hear for yourself!
@@Johnthecomicguy Appreciate the your help getting the word out for my music! I think you’ll like the other as of yet released songs too. ;) Keep it the good work here. Love that you do these.
Thanks brother. Wait till you see my next video! The day after I got this collection, a person came by to buy records, and we ended out trading for other records she had but didn’t listen to anymore…hint…the records I got in the trade were even better than these. Stay tuned…I’ll post those in a few days.
I enjoyed your video and content, and looks like you got some nice additions to your collection-however-if you'll allow me a bit of constructive criticism- anyone who claims to be a big Buddy Holly fan would certainly know his first LP (he only released 2 in his lifetime)-The Chirping Crickets from 1957. Same holds true for Bad Company's 3rd LP from 1976. These albums were huge sellers, had massive hit singles and have been classic rock staples for decades, so IMHO anyone who has spent any amount of time listening to these artists/bands should know their basic catalogues. The Buddy Holly Story movie featuring Gary Busey debuted in May, 1978 and was also a fairly big success- although there was little in the way of truth or actual facts presented in the film. It would also be cool to see what label/pressings you got when you show the records.
Thanks for the feedback my friend. I didn’t realize Buddy Holly only had 2 albums in his lifetime. Amazing. Besides this album, I also have a best of Buddy Holly album. I do enjoy a Buddy Holly music, and was impressed that he had so many recognizable sones in his first album. Now, on Monday, I’ll be posting another record video. Check this out. I was selling records to a very nice lady, and while she was picking a stack of records from me, she asked if I liked a couple artists…and she mentioned that she didn’t want records from those artists anymore. One thing lead to another, and I went right to her house to pick them up. Ultimately we traded for her records and she paid me much less cash. Wait till you see the records I got from her. Monday my friend…stay tuned, and please don’t miss it. 🙏🏽
The Rolling Stones shot their video "Waiting on a friend" on the steps of the same building you see on the cover of Led Zepplin's "Physical Graffiti". Loved this, brotha. :)
I’m so glad you enjoy the video brother and thank you for that information! To the viewers…meet AJ! AJ and I went to High School Together! In fact, you can find AJ on Spotify. Please feel free to support my brother by subscribing to his channel on Spotify. AJ Scaff and his 2 songs are “Hey Julius” and “Bite Your Tongue”. He is working with a producer to re-produce these gems…as is, he reminds me so much of Tom Petty, but I’ll let you all hear for yourself!
@@Johnthecomicguy Appreciate the your help getting the word out for my music! I think you’ll like the other as of yet released songs too. ;)
Keep it the good work here. Love that you do these.
Nice finds!
Thanks brother. Wait till you see my next video! The day after I got this collection, a person came by to buy records, and we ended out trading for other records she had but didn’t listen to anymore…hint…the records I got in the trade were even better than these. Stay tuned…I’ll post those in a few days.
Bad Company is one of the best albums of them.
I enjoyed your video and content, and looks like you got some nice additions to your collection-however-if you'll allow me a bit of constructive criticism- anyone who claims to be a big Buddy Holly fan would certainly know his first LP (he only released 2 in his lifetime)-The Chirping Crickets from 1957. Same holds true for Bad Company's 3rd LP from 1976. These albums were huge sellers, had massive hit singles and have been classic rock staples for decades, so IMHO anyone who has spent any amount of time listening to these artists/bands should know their basic catalogues. The Buddy Holly Story movie featuring Gary Busey debuted in May, 1978 and was also a fairly big success- although there was little in the way of truth or actual facts presented in the film. It would also be cool to see what label/pressings you got when you show the records.
Thanks for the feedback my friend. I didn’t realize Buddy Holly only had 2 albums in his lifetime. Amazing. Besides this album, I also have a best of Buddy Holly album. I do enjoy a Buddy Holly music, and was impressed that he had so many recognizable sones in his first album. Now, on Monday, I’ll be posting another record video. Check this out. I was selling records to a very nice lady, and while she was picking a stack of records from me, she asked if I liked a couple artists…and she mentioned that she didn’t want records from those artists anymore. One thing lead to another, and I went right to her house to pick them up. Ultimately we traded for her records and she paid me much less cash. Wait till you see the records I got from her. Monday my friend…stay tuned, and please don’t miss it. 🙏🏽