@roygoad2870 Well said ! I purged 300 records, or so. I'm going to my 1st ever record fair here in town next Sunday. It makes my collection feel.. Healthier ! LoL !! ☺️
Two other good ones are.. Edgar Broughton Band ( Blues rock / psych ) and that mint Beggars on the OG Decca. Thanks for looking in , and Ill see what you are up to ! Hope you had a good 4th
Isn't The Last Waltz amazing.. I never tire of that performance. Mavis Staples and family is super on " The Weight" with the boys ! And I won't forget Masterpiece if and when I run across a decent copy. Thank you !
JT, cool to show part II of the uk collection. Damn this is the greatest haul/ haul of a lifetime. This guy had the metal also. That’s so cool. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman
I think possibly the metal was his son's once he moved to Reno/ Sparks in 1981 His 2 kids were born here in the US. Either way.. I was missing screaming For Vengeance and that Ozzie "Speak Of The Devil" Also.. I was missing "Let There Be Rock" AC DC. Steve, have a great 4th and I'm glad we got to meet !
I'm Absolutely thrilled about these records, and it was fun spinning more of them yesterday while making this video ! Funny, though.. My US copy of Wishbone Ash Argus.. I think sounds better than that UK, which is unusual, so pressings definitely matter. I will pull my US copy and have a comparison. All the rest of these UK records sound amazing ! Thanks so much ✌
That’s one heck of a UK 🇬🇧 collection you picked up JT. Those 7” are beautiful. Great Doors copy. Rarely see that one in such nice condition. Those are some cool LP carrying cases. So many beautiful Grateful Dead records, congratulations on those.
@TheVinylRecordMission Hey, Steve ! I saw your call.. was multi-tasking at the time. I cut 3 minutes of 45's out because the music strip got flagged by RU-vid. Had some more good ones to show, although dropping this video down to 17 minutes worked out OK as well. I hope to find another 12" and 7" case somewhere. 2 of them are broken. Thanks
J.T., Once again congratulations! I just bought that Ozzy record Speak of the Devil. That band is runnin' on all cylinders! Thanks very much for sharing. Happy 4th of July.
Hi JT!!! what an excellent part 2 of your UK record haul.... some of those are in near mint condition!!! Love to see some rock album in there too, just a couple of years ago learned that there's a Uk version of that live Ozzy album that says "Talk of Devil" that being the more commonly expressed idiom there!!! cheers and be well
Interesting, my Speak Of The Devil is a US copy.. What happened is him and his wife moved to the US in '81 and they had 2 kids. I bet the metal and hard rock was his sons records ! I was missing this record and some Priest. I have Painkiller and Sin After Sin but Screaming for Vengeance is a good addition to my metal records.. Chao, Cristian
An unbelievable haul JT. Joan Armatrading is underappreciated by many and her records are usually very cheap. Cool Beatles pickups. The Band was such a great group and those albums look immaculate. Same thing with those great Neil Young albums. I'd be like a kid in a candy store with all that you acquired.
I'm so enjoying these records, Randy, and I saw your 1954 video is up. I will check in soon to watch ! My UK Decca Beggars Banquet is immaculate. I had to cut 2 minutes of 45's because RU-vid struck me on a music strip.. No problem, it brought this video in a more watchable timeline at 17 minutes. Happy 4th !! 🎵
Great to see more of this haul JT. 'Rise up Like the Sun' is a great folk rock album. Interesting to know how those UK comedy albums land in the US. Such a clean Beggar's Banquet and others too. Enjoy spinning these...
@gatefold33 Thanks for mentioning Albion Band, Dale. It's one of the very few that I haven't listened to yet. I have 2 Beggars now, and my other was pretty recent. Oh well.. I did good ! 😄 Sir Billy Connolly ! I have enjoyed him.. His acting and comedy for years, and fun to see those records here way over the pond !
Hi Jt, what a collection! The record cases are beautiful. I own the Magical Mystery Tour 7” singles. Probably my least favorite in their catalog. Beggars Banquet and Harvest stood out. Those are two of my go to albums. Looking forward to seeing all of the 7 inch singles.
Good morning, Mark ! I had 2 minutes more footage that I had to clip because of a copyright issue. I had some bangers ( 45's ) in there, but this brought my vid down to 17 minutes which is alright anyway. I wanted to show more labels, but I tucked these boxes away after filming ! Thanks and have a great 4th !
Absolutely incredible purchase there, kudos. It's always edifying to know that there are still great collections to be had out there in the wild. Great vid and thanks for sharing.
By networking and talking to people about records helps ! That's how I ended up with a phone call for these records. Some folks are ready to lighten the load after years of hanging on, and not using them. Next week.. I found a new honey hole south of Reno.. I should go back again.. The next video focuses on this little road trip ! Thanks 🎵
What ? Toronto to Rome is only 9 hours ! Try LA to Bangkok.. 14 !! I'm just messing around ☺️, 9 is a very long flight, and you might have had a layover. I'd do an electrolyte powder in water to.perk up a bit.. And sleep ! Bet it's nice to be home..
Thanks, Man ! I'm loving these records.. I'll make my 10 year old like them, because.. They're not going anywhere ! Haha 😆I got very lucky, as he gave me a bro deal, I can't say, but it wasn't much compared to the value, so.. I'm keeping and enjoying them !
Great video, great collection. Magical Mystery Tour two E.P. set is a hard one to find in decent nick, even here in England. You have a unique collection.
@stealf1005 Thank you.. I really was fortunate to have this fellow call me up to look at his records ! It's about the 4th haul I have had in the past year.. One other haul had Depeche Mode, New Order, Erasure.. On and on, but this one is special to me because of the titles that I grew up with and love ! Cheers from Nevada
I've never bought a collection but you came upon a great 👍 one. 1981 I had just came back from the UK. I bought many albums from the markets outside of Cambridge U. Such fun picking on the weekends. I'd take the bus back to the base with 25 or 30 records every time. Thanks for sharing your goodies 😊. Greg
Good thing you took advantage of record buying when you were over in England ! It's amazing that this fellow brought all of these over with him.. And back in the same year as you, Greg ! We hope to go to London in a year's time or so.. It will be my first, my wife was with Swiss Air.. She was in London, often up through the late 90's. See you on yours !
Oooh, so, SO many wonderful looking albums I’d love to own! Never really seen Rod’s expression up close on that Never a Dull Moment! That’s hillarious! 😂 My copy of My Sweet Lord 7’’ I love because I bought it at a record store in Aarhus I hadn’t visited since I went to filmschool over 20 years prior, and it was still there (Called Badsturock, saunarock) and the copy IS Danish! When I see that the Band cover Northern Lights, …nah, won’t say it, might ruin it for you 😄 Look at that beautiful Beggars Banquet 🥰 CSNY discography confuses me to this day… keep checking up on it and forget it seconds later. That is the one Boomtown Rats I have never heard. Beautiful 10CC copy as well. UK Records. The label was a map of Britain but a crown replaced Scotland 😄 Oooh, I want that The Kids… Someone nickef my Tommy and my Speak of the Devil 😕 Ooooh, good looking Whitesnake. That is a good live album. History of the Byrds, found a copy last year, not as nice as that one, but when I spin it, with that orange label. Pure love! Instant perfect record collection. Thank you for sharing! 😊
Hey there Morten ! I definitely focused on album art on this one, since I had to move through these records.. Not to drag the video out over 20 minutes. I would have liked to show more labels. I always thought the same about Rod's expression in that big wing back chair ! Thanks so much.. Today is our independence day.. fireworks tonight and BBQ at a friends home. Cheers, and see you soon !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 I was thinking of going to the Lincoln Memorial in the Vigeland Park and check out the 4th of July Celebration, but not only did I spend 4 1/2 hours switching from my old to my new phone, but it’s 58 degrees and raining buckets. Happy 4th of July 🥳
Wow, an Edgar Broughton Band! They never had any of their records released here in America so that is a very cool score to have. British pressings are just...attractive. The grooves, the flipback covers, their feel. It's a fetish-y thing sometimes. JT
You said It.. JT ! This guy was so cool, and he really wanted me to have these. It wasn't much cash compared to the value of these UK records. He and his wife brought these over from England in 1981. I'd have to say.. My Ziggy OG Orange RCA, and that NM Beggars on the blue Decca.. And 146.000 Low # Mono 1968 Beatles White Album are crazy good.. And Edgar Broughton Band too !
It's nice to see the rest of the collection. I was focusing on all the great artwork on the albums, especially the Grateful Dead records. Great titles on the 45s also. 😊
Right.. This was really a cover art video, so many records to show on the back end for a part 2.. This could have been too long at 25 min. if I would have shown more labels, books and such. Catherine, I had 2 min. more of 45's.. RU-vid struck me for a music strip, so I clipped the 2 minutes that had some banger 45's.. Oh well, all is good and thanks for following this !
Yep ! I had to spend another hour editing cutting and changing my video ! Funny thing.. It was the suggested music from my editing app ! All the other song clips were OK
Hey Bruce ! I was trying to explain about the fellow whom I bought the records from ( He was a Londoner and British Army in '79 ), actually..It got lost in translation, and that's why I typed in info saying that the owner of these brought all of the records over to Nevada in 1981. In review of proofing my video, I knew it would be a bit confusing. Also.. I did not know what part Mike Harding or Jake Thakray was from.. So thank you for that. Billy Connolly, I know pretty well and enjoy his comedy and acting ! Appreciated ! 🎵
Another superb bunch of records (well apart from Jake Thackeray!) love that Beggars Banquet. TRB the singles didn't come with the albums but there was a stencil!
The stencil is intact and thanks for telling me that the 45's are separate. I first found TRB records at Bill's. My Beggars might be the winner of all of these records, well.. Ziggy on the original orange RCA, and 3rd place goes to that low numbered mono original 1968 White Album. I miss your Berwickshire handle ! It was a good strong name.
Hi JT. Great selection as usual. Mike Harding caught my eye. He's remembered fondly by many people for the Folk Show he did on BBC Radio 2. After they let him go (one of many unpopular moves made by BBC radio over the years), he started his own podcast which eventually ended a couple of years ago. If you look for Mike Harding's Folk Show online, you can still listen to his podcast archive (over 300 shows!). That will definitely send you off down various rabbit holes! A thoroughly decent and likeable man ... I've been listening to quite a bit of Wishbone Ash recently. I keep going back to 'Argus'.
I know.. Argus is the one, and it goes back to when we were just kids ! Billy Connolly I know pretty well, and enjoy his acting, comedy and musically he was in that folk group with Gerry Rafferty .. Glasgow, right ? Mike Harding, I know nothing about except that he was a Northerner.. well Crumpsall north of Manchester. ( Sean and I look in on geographical places on the globe ). I'm so pleased to have this collection, he did love his folk and west coast sound of American music as well.
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Mike Harding came out of the folk clubs around the same time as Billy Connolly. Rafferty and Connolly were the Humblebums. Rafferty's 'Her Father Didn't Like Me Anyway' is a favourite of mine.
I like that music, and saw a doc about Rafferty, it mentioned Billy Connolly.. I love him in various films. I will listen to Her Father Didn't Like Me Anyway"
@@jtsrecordroom3963 I first heard 'Her Father Didn't Like Me Anyway' on the original version of the various artists CD 'Tea And Symphony'. It's simply beautiful baroque pop - the woodwind, together with a melancholy tune, vocal and lyric.
I just love the way you talk about the vinyl , I’m into it collecting big style, but you , you devil you, want me to collect more , but thats not a bad thing is it , thank you I love the way you do your videos, oh and have you got the address for Bills garage 😂😂😂
@robertquinn2528 Haha, LoL !! 😂 Right ! Bill's !!! Finally, someone found out, and there are still good records there to be found ! Thank you for the compliment.. That helps motivate me to prep another video. I have been pickin' for 23 years, here locally in Northern Nevada. It's a great place to hunt for cheap, very good records ! Thank you 🎵
Thanks so much ! I really appreciate your support and compliments. It really does keep me going.. I'm a Dad , and my son is 10, so I keep family first, but I love records, digging for them, and now .. Video making ! Finding Mike Harding and Billy Connolly records in this batch was fun, too. Cheers from Nevada 🎵
Wow JT! Some really good albums you’ve got there. That Andrew Gold album!! I can’t find that album anywhere! 😂 And those Mott The Hoople and Argent 45s? Wow. Big fan of Rod Argent. Rod Argent with The Zombies, Argent, Colin Blunstone, even some solo works. The man is a star. To this day I’m still looking for an Argent - Argent record that isn’t beat… Anyways, keep up the good work as always! Loving the content.
It is so difficult to find Argent, and even Russ Ballard albums that are in NM condish. I am enjoying my Argent " A Collection Of Greatest Hits" on Epic that I scored from Bill's garage last month. Thanks for the motivation.. I have a good one for next week, more digging !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 I’ve been lucky to find some of their earlier material and some of Russ Ballard’s earlier material too, but it’s really difficult to find anything later. I didn’t even know Counterpoints even existed until I saw it one day… Looking forward to more digging!
Hey JT, incredible haul and I also love The Who! I have the same set “a Quick one/sellout except my Sell Out LP severely warped on the turntable many years ago so it’s gone. Does your “Kids Are Alright” still have the booklet?
Thanks, Richard, and I am very fortunate to have come across these records ! I imagine when we visit the UK in the next couple of years, I will pick up several more titles that I generally could only find over your way ( In shops )
Do you just keep those records in those boxes? They are quite nice. I have never heard of Connorly. I do love Elmore James, he is one of my favorites. Really nice condition on those records
@stevecarlsonvinylcommunity9147 I am keeping this collection together, Steve, in those nice cases. Billy Connolly is now Sir Billy Connolly, a big celebrity in the UK, and a very funny guy ! 🫡
Nice Beatles coffee mug!!! nice Grateful dead , Edgar Broughton band , Emmylou , sweet Simon and Garfunkel ,n nice Rick Wakeman , Rod Stewart , Wishbone and Ash, Jimi Hendrix, Canned heat , nice Guitar man , Nice George Harrison , The Band , The Last Waltz , Rolling Stones , Crosby Stills , Nash and Young , Neil Young , Doors , 10 CC Michael Nesmith , the Who , Eagles , Sweet Ac/dc , Nice Motley crue, Judas Priest , , White snake , Byrds lot's of great albums , I heard of Wishbone and Ash , is that Jimi Hendrix original music or rereleased songs after he passed? is that the Canned heat that has a hit from 1969 or is that an earlier album? which do you like better bands like Canned heat , London Town , Mike Harding , , Bil Connoly ,Jake Thackray, Emmylou Harris or hard rock bands like Rolling Stones , the Who, The Doors, Pink Floyd, and Jimi Hendrix? what about back then say 1977 or so the softer bands or hard rock bands which did you like better? so for the 1970's not todays time period but what was happening back then what category would you put Ac/dc in hard rock or heavy Metal? so hard rock would be like the Rolling stones , the Who, Queen , Boston , Foreigner and heavy Metal would be like Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, Kiss and Aerosmith? so what category would Ac/dc fall into for those days the 1970's?
Canned Heat Cookbook is a comp, and a real good one from 1969.On The Road Again and Goin Up The Country is on it. Don't know much about the early Hendrix album.
Back in the day.. AC DC would be hard rock. All the bands that you mentioned would be metal, except KISS and Aerosmith ( Hard Rock ). I can't answer if I like hard or softer bands better, because as you know, I jump around to different genres, it keeps it fresh.. Have a good holiday !
Yeah.. At this point, I won't be typing in my collection into Discogs database. There is a record fair coming up in two weeks.. It will be my first time selling vinyl. Mostly doubles and thinning the herd a bit. Thanks, Dan !
So many fantastic records here. I think the British pressings will win out in the shootout. Of course you’ll keep many US and British pressings of some. Good luck with the record fair and please let us know how you get on. That rare NRPS caught my eye my friend, very nice. Cheers.
I believe you are right about most of the UK records will sound better, although my US Wishbone Ash Argus sounds better than that UK ! Odd, I think ? Which NRPS did you notice, Jack ? Marin County Line ? Also.. Brujo is a good one !
