Hey Jon! I was burnt when I bought Charley Crockett's Man From Waco. I bought the record while on holiday, when I got home and put the record on I discovered it was a Phoebe Bridgers record in the sleeve. To be honest, as a result I can't bring myself to buy new Charley Crockett albums. I think I might be one of the "I prefer his older stuff" crowd. I streamed $10 Cowboy, liked it well enough but didn't buy it...See above....I think I prefer his new new album, Visions of Dallas. Kudos to Charley for bringing back the old country music industry tradition of artists releasing multiple albums a year. Hopefully he'll release another couple before year end. Hed
Thank you, thank you! This is totally my favorite kind of video. Charley Crockett and John Moreland are terrific, I appreciate you sharing them as I missed their releases completely. I wish to return your kindness with a few of my favorites you may like? Lizzie No - Halfsies, Shaina Hayes - Kindergarten Heart, Sam Evian - Plunge.
I just recently bought Ibibio Sound Machine. I figured I would be the only guy on the planet with it lol. I do t have that new album yet. I did enjoy the Motorist album, very upbeat feel with some serious lyrics. Have you talked to Dave about the Top 10 albums, he keeps changing his list. I did like the last album, love some cool horns.
Vinyl stories as a hyperventilating cardio exercise. You always come up with records I’ve never heard of and leave me wanting to own them. Good job, enabler! 😎
Hey Fitz! It’s probably best not to watch my videos, but I don’t want to scare you away. All of us should be forced to post warning labels at the front of our videos. Ooooh… just gave me an idea! Good to hear from you! Cheers ✌🏻
Can't beat that price on Sabbath and I have found the same: that is, that you can still find good prices on it. All in all, I continue to be amazed at the quality of records sitting around in those Charlotte shops. With fantastic prices to boot! Not aware of that Buddy Terry, sounds quite nice.
I sometimes wonder if the quality of records showing up everywhere is a sign of something larger. Collectors passing on? Retiring? Or maybe people had better taste than I thought during the pandemic. I know that’s still happening. People getting rid of their Covid pets and records. Cheers, Dom ✌🏻
Give me a call when you spin those Lomo comps, Jon, and I’ll pop over and listen to them with you. Lovely stuff. Never even seen that Paul Kelly album. I’d have sprung for that straight away. Very cool. The Four Tops album is a favourite of mine. Their 70’s stuff is underrated. I was talking to Zeek The Vinyl Geek recently about where to find RnB records in the States and he said that I’d find “rivers of soul records” in the Carolinas. Needless to say, I’m on my way!
You worry too much, John. Like many vinyl collectors, no one else in my family gives a shit about this. So I come to RU-vid to hear "boring" talk about my "boring" hobby. The important thing is that we're all boring together. Another solid video.
Jon, good to hear your version of the events of the day. Nice John Hartford albums, and I had been after a semi-affordable copy of the first Bluegrass Album Band. I final got one, but don't see their other albums. Thanks, Chris
@@christopherkibler511 Hi Chris! Really happy to have finally found The Bluegrass Album in a store. I actually saw Volume 5 (I believe) the same day at Lunchbox, but put it back because I had too many records already. Great to hear from you! Hope all is well your way. ✌🏻
I got the Trident VMP and it’s killer. I lean towards Sahara a little more but I try to keep up with any of his audiophile leaning pressings, one of the only people I do that for. Been on the hunt for some John Hartford lately after hearing the Troubadours cover him. Been able to grab some cool Flying Fish stuff thanks to the label locality here, let me know if there are any big ones you’re looking for. I gave up my quest of collecting OG Sabbaths and just got all the Rhino CD box sets.
@@broke.on.records I’ll look into my Flying Fish wants. Thanks! I never would have bought the Sabbath if not for the great price. Led Zeppelin and The Beatles are the same for me with OGs. I have complete studio CD box sets. Never felt compelled to chase them down. Cheers Logan ✌🏻
I just got me a real early Warner Brothers green label of that BS. I have ignored it for years as I was sure I would be haunted by Satan for buying it. I seem to be okay except for a desire to sacrifice goats, not sure what that is about. I met Brad a few years back in Orlando, had a wonderful time with him. What a great dig. I would have fought you for that UK Costello album lol.
@@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 Black Sabbath debut makes for a great Halloween play while the trick or treaters come to the door. But satanic? Lol. Not really. Sam knows how to properly sacrifice a goat and he makes it fun. That’s where the meat sticks come from. Brad is a great guy. We had a great time that day. Thanks, Steve! ✌🏻
@@dave91688 🤣 There’s a longer discussion here that I just don’t have the patience for, but yes and no. In two trips there, I’ve actually found some pretty great deals. But, yes, there were a few that were on the high side. It depends on which dealer you’re buying from, and what genre/artists you’re actually buying.
@@TheDigitalGramophone I'm just being dramatic, letting people know there's more than 1 Paul Kelly. What do you think of his music? He's a bit of an Aussie icon.
those Loma comps are pretty good, l never saw them for fifteen bones. l have a double cd best of Loma... the Invincibles Heartful of Soul is like spending two minutes in heaven... in contrast Geezer wrote it and Ozzy sang it; the world today is such a wicked place.... cheers fella
I’m hoping to dive into those Loma comps soon. Usually those types of things end up contributing to a playlist that I stream (if the songs are available on the platform). Streaming is this thing where… oh never mind. 🤣 Yeah, Sherv. I’m just trying to figure out how to go about my life and enjoy all the things I can enjoy. It’s difficult sometimes, though. Cheers ✌🏻
It was a great day! I think you still need Tyner’s Enlightenment. That’s another great Milestone release. Live from Montreux Jazz Festival. Trident is a good one. Those soul comps were a good find. I want to check them out.
Did you get the intro? I have almost bought Enlightenment online several times. In Carolina Soul auctions or a few I saw posted on IG. I’ve decided to wait on a copy in a store. It was a great day, Bill. One of my favorite digs. Cheers ✌🏻
The Wonderful & Frightening World Of The Fall is a magical record & is the one right before This Nations ... First three Cheap Trick albums are the best three Cheap Trick albums & C'mon England ⚽️ !!
I need more Fall records, David. Well, at least two more. Wild day of ⚽️, about to turn on the Copa final. Hope it’s been a good distraction for you today. Cheers ✌🏻
Hey now Jon👋🏻saw a really good (local I’m guessing) bluegrass band at the farmers market yesterday....very enjoyable...hmmmm those LOMA comps looks interesting..🎶🎶I remember John Hartford on aaaaaa was it the Glen Campbell variety show?? Hmmm maybe? I learned about Flying Fish records thru Hedleys channel....yep on EC cover🎶🎶FOUR TOPS✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻🎶🎶🎶awesome vid lil brother, always happy to see you, Bill, and the peace man 🤘🏻Dave 😎☮️☀️🌈😎
@@L.E.55472 I’ve had the itch to see some live bluegrass for awhile, but haven’t been able to see it through. The only Flying Fish records I have are Hartford albums and one Doc & Merle Watson record. I’ve had other albums from the label in the past, but they weren’t keepers. Always enjoy when Bill comes to town. We had a great day. Olympic 🏀 is heating up! Me and the boy are stoked! Hope you’re doing well, sis! ✌🏻🌞🦋🌽😄
Jon, great VC meetup! The best are always in NC. Cheap Trick is necessary! Always! Sabbath too. This channel is great. Don’t change one bit. I told Bill I will crash his visit one of these years! lol Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman pS you were one ahead of the Douche!
Good for you putting back a Patti LaBelle record. She hoots and howlers way too much. The first Cheap Trick album is great. I never see albums by The Fall unless they are live. Though I’m pretty much done with Jazz the Buddy Terry looks interesting. I am a Stanley Clarke fan. Audiophiles talking about Black Sabbath is humorous. Every version of Black Sabbath is good.
@@vinylrichie007 It was a very common LaBelle album. Those early albums of theirs I covet. I keep saying I’m not buying anymore jazz for awhile, but then I come across stuff like that Buddy Terry. I agree on Sabbath. I was mostly bringing up Bob’s video because it was wild I had just commented about never seeing them. I’m really stoked about The Fall find. Yeah, never see them in stores. ✌🏻
1975 albums top 10 1 Zuma - Neil Young 9.5 2 Tonight's The Night - Neil Young 9 3 Blood on the Tracks - Dylan 9 4 Fleetwood Mac 9 5 Siren - Roxy Music 9 6 Horses - Patti Smith 8.5 7 Katy Lied - Steely Dan 8.5 8 Another Green World - Eno 8 9 Born to Run - Bruce 7 One of his worst early records. Overproduced for my ears. 10. Physical Graffiti Led Zep 7 A few bands whose albums that can probably never make my top 10 .. Pink Floyd, Queen, Radiohead.
The Kraftwerk was a pleasant surprise. I still need to learn how to score at thrifts and Goodwills like you do. Horrible experiences here, and it’s been that way for several years. I have some conspiracy theories on that. 😂 Hope all is well, Alexander. Cheers! ✌🏻
My favorite Kraftwerk, an absolute must. "Tanzmusik" is straight up heave on that album. Love Arthur Alexander thats a great grab. I only have this Ace comp of his singles but has a favorite song of ours "Pretty Girls Everywhere"
I think I might have had the Arthur Alexander Ace comp you’re talking about in my hands at Noble when Bill was in town. I’m sure it’s still there if I want to go get it. His sound is fantastic. A shame he didn’t have more recorded music from that era. Cheers, Dom ✌🏻
