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June, 2016

Me at work

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Pedago Scolavox  (France)

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A shot of rhythm and blues

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The New Vaccine!  The Boogie, Twist and Madison from Dr. Jean Constantin!  Vogue Records (France)

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Blow man blow!

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“Gaita Gaiata”  Nelson Barbosa  (1968)  Inspiracao Records (Brazil)

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In my room

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Beatin’ Time  Egidio Bortoli’s Rhythm Group featuring Albert Laguerre on Conga Drum   Spotlight Records (Australia)

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Welcome to the working week

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Tempo Records sooths (sic) you with “Music For The Tired Businessman”   “How GOOD can modern Music Be?”  Really smooth vocals by Francis Farwell with the Edward Kay Ensemble (1952)

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I’m looking through you

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“You Are Being Invaded By Demons”  A sermon by Bro Maze Jackson  “preached live at Jesus rally”!

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Doll face

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“The Laughing Beatnik”  Vocal by Johnny Beeman with Dave Meyers Orchestra  (c. 1960)  Silly stoned laughter, but certainly one of my favorite record labels – Doll Records (later this single was re-released on AMY Records)

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Dance your Asimov!

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Hello Matthew, Here is the cover from a very special LP.  My father bought it in the early 70’s. He used some special sounds (“filmsounds”) from this LP for the films that he made with his Super 8 camera.  I still have the record in my collection.  Hope you like it!  Regards from Oliver in Germany

Science Fiction Dance Party  POP Records (Germany)

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