A classic breakfast
What were they thinking? The “Best of Brahms” Westminster Gold Records Classical music for those on a budget or … Brahms for the poor (?)
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(56 votes, average: 3.38 out of 5) Loading ...Catcher in the rye
Junie “Bread Alone” (1980) Westbound Records A rare solo release by Ohio Players and P-Funk alumn Junie Morrison.
(65 votes, average: 3.78 out of 5) Loading ...The wurst of Lou Donaldson
“Hot Dog” Lou Donaldson Blue Note Records (1969) One of the funkiest Blue Note albums ever with Lou on electrified alto sax, Melvin Sparks on guitar, Charles Earland on organ, Ed Williams on trumpet and the super-tight drumming of a young Idris Muhammad (still billed under his birth name of Leo Morris) “who hits the kit with a snapping, post-Popcorn style! A hard and heavy groove from the very first note with killer remakes of “It’s Your Thing” and “Who’s Making Love” – plus Donaldson originals “Hot Dog” and “Turtle Walk”.”
(51 votes, average: 3.61 out of 5) Loading ...Forty licks
RCA Italy “Lollipop” / “Fickle Baby” Ronald & Ruby
(56 votes, average: 3.52 out of 5) Loading ...Billy learned that he could melt ice cream with his mind
“Party Time Songs” Tops Records
(36 votes, average: 3.33 out of 5) Loading ...Everybody eats when they come to my house
“Suppertime” The Calvary Chords Norman Rockwell meets Charles Adams.
(68 votes, average: 3.96 out of 5) Loading ...Brahms’ grapest hits
Brahms Complete Hungarian Dances Robert Gerle, Violin Westminster Gold Series Records Westminster was the king of the wacky classical package – at times pairing “serious” music with food for no apparent reason. (See our “classical” section for others from the label.)
(46 votes, average: 3.04 out of 5) Loading ...Whip it!
“Whipped Cream” Herb Alpert’s Tijuana Brass Columbia/EMI France (Courtesy of Lp cover lover Uncle Gil) How refreshing to see this record with an alternate cover! The original one being one of the most familiar of the sixties. Upon closer inspection, this is kinda gross – looks more like sour cream (with chives?).
(51 votes, average: 2.88 out of 5) Loading ...Very rare
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.)
(41 votes, average: 3.39 out of 5) Loading ...Where there’s a dill, there’s a way
Betsy & Jo “Kom-Kom-Mertie” and “Schuif Toch Jeti” OJEE Records
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