Put that old record on

Above: Los Incognitos “Boleros Para Ti” Fuentes Records Below: “Fat Samba”

These two seem to go together.

Above: Los Incognitos “Boleros Para Ti” Fuentes Records Below: “Fat Samba”

These two seem to go together.

Mr. Lee Grant (1967) From the trickbag of DJ Mel James, a personal friend, a dedicated crate digger and sweet groove merchant from New Zealand.

ExSqueeze me?!? Our Send in the Caption Contest Winner is….drumroll please….is Calzone! (Calzone! also contributed a runner-up caption – “Baby’s First Broken Sternum LPâ€) There are some sick, but very funny, (or funny, but very sick), people out there. Good to know. Thanks to everyone who played along.

“Let’s Make Music” A Child’s Introduction to Rhythm and Melody with Ann Callender and Margaret Harmsworth Wonderland Records

Jim Flora (edit: DID NOT) design this playful cover for Puppets on Parade (Organ Solos by Larry Ferrari) Vik Records You can almost hear the music. CORRECTION: This is a Flora-inspired design credited to Jon Henry on the cover.

“Class, who can identify the verb in this sentence – I need a fuckin’ drink now,”
Elementary Grammer with Music: “The Parts of Speech” “Sing and Learn with Rebecca Warden” (Nice last name for a teacher.)

Emil Nargi IS Elvis “It’s Now or Never” There are so many records by Elvis impersonators you can’t imagine. Each one stranger than the last. Emil looks like he could be one of the little dolls or porceline statuettes that my Grandma Loretta kept in a glass case.