Records and Players

After work and stopping by the local music store, Seelun checks out her new records.

“Der Wecker Vom Dienst”  Gut Aufgelegt von und mit Hermann Haarmann.  Telefunken Records.

“Let’s Subtract” Sometimes less is more - simpler is better. All this talk about adding, multiplying and dividing in the world. Here’s educator Rebecca Warden on her version of the “Inconvenient Truth” tour, speaking to young people about the importance of subtracting - reducing, taking away, lessening, minusing. The kids always seemed to respond with smiles hearing that there was no pressure to put two and two together anymore. (Listen and learn here at Way Out Junk)

“Sounds Electronic” Devised by Dan Hill. 1966.

I don’t get this one.  Why is she sitting on a stack of cheese wheels taking a bite of a record?  Why? Why?

“Semi-Soft Music in Tijuana Style.”

Jerry Fielding “Swinging in Hi-Fi!  Rock ‘n Roll Matriculates.  Decca Records

Nice, the turntable behind the bed.  Is she going to turn the table on him?

with Beth and Evangeline.  The Sunday Sing on Sacred Records.

Al Compas De Mis Recuerdos. Why are there always records laying around on the floor?  Check out the groovy portable turntable with the removable speakers. Check out the babe. Check out the dude with the blue stocking socks, the tall cocktail, the cigarette and the far away look of a guy enjoying his groovy portable turntable, his hot babe, his cocktail, cigarette, tight fitting, powder blue stocking socks and albums spread on the floor around his feet. Ahhhh, life IS good.

“Teen Age Goodies”  On Coral.  A fifties compilation of cool early rock and roll songs by neat groups like “The Fireflys”, “The Chandeliers”,  ” The Elchords” and “The Harptones”.

Fidias Recomienda. RCA.

“Every Pick A Hit” with the Orchestras of Monchito and Ramon Maquez.  On Fiesta.

A monster suprise party! French RCA. I like the guys by the record player.

“Fanfare of Hits” A nice compilation from Argo Records. This is pretty rare or at least I’ve only seen it this once myself.

Hugo and Luigi “Cha-hua-hua”  On Roulette Records

Alan McGill Sings in Hi-Fi.

“A Taste of the Best From World Pacific” 20 Specially Prepared Performances for the Radio and Television Industry. A special DJ only release.

“Nuestra Musica”  Trio Voces De Oro.

Record Galore!!!  A compilation of early sixties big sellers from Ernie’s Record Mart, Nashville, Tennessee.  On A-Bet Records.  Some great R&B and Blues artists here!  Slim Harpo, Bo Diddley, Lowell Fulsom, BB King, etc.