Une Soiree Au Cafe Montmartre Avec Romeo Perusse (Thanks to Guy who writes, I noticed you have a Romeo Perusse album in the collection and I have one too. It was my grandfather’s album, despite him not speaking French. Haha.)
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Al Green’s 2nd album, 1969’s “Green is Blues.” His first on Hi Records and first time with co-writer/producer Willie Mitchell and the tight arrangements of Memphis’ renowned Hi Rhythm Section Includes a mix of a originals and great covers done with “The Memphis Sound.” “Talk to Me”; Smoky Robinson’s “My Girl”; the Box Tops’ “The Letter”; a funky James Brown-inspired “Get Back Baby”; the Beatles’ “Get Back”; and Gershwin’s “Summertime,” done with a slow, mellow stream as opposed to Billy Stewart’s rat-a-tat version from a few years earlier. This is a variation of the original cover, but a nice one that captures in the spotlight the glistening, clench-fisted soul of Green’s deep emotional delivery. “A young man who is a red hot rhythm and blues singer with a difference that is gonna be greatly dug by all who tune an ear to the variegated tones and shades of this album”. – Original liner notes, 1969.
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A rare example of illustrator Jim Flora’s work on this Columbia Records 78RPM 10″ record album, “Come to the Circus”
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Jack Hammer “The Wiggle” / “Wiggling Fool” Vogue EP France
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“Pelea de Gallos” Canta Lola Beltran Peerless Records (Mexico)
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Kool and the Gang “Raw Hamburger” From K to the G’s debut LP (1969) Released stateside on the De-Lite label. (This Gemini released picture sleeve might be from Norway.)
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Vogue The Picture Record discs
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“Devil’s Gun” C.J. & Co. Disco club hit circa 1978. Great Jane Fonda/Barbarella cover shot. Atlantic Records.
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“Mr. Eliminator” Dick Dale and His Del-Tones Capitol Records (1964) The king of surf guitar!
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