Wanted Records

Louis Prima’s “Just a Gigolo” on his own Prima One label.   Of course with Sam Butera and the Witnesses.  This one’s from the early Seventies I’m sure.  Here’s a great clip of the song with Louis, his wife Keely Smith and the boys back in the late Fifties.

“Skid Row Sounds”  Songs and Stories from the Salvation Army.  1968.

“Bailando en el Espacio!”  Los 4 Planetas.  Microfon Records.

I’m at a loss of words!

“RELAX” John Francis and The Relax Orchestra (The “Relax Orchestra!?”).  Another instant classic from Lp cover lover Ulf Gustafsson.

Thanks to Lp cover lover, Benito Freire.   I love this car, anyone know what kind it is?

“Ferias” NA ITALIA.  Vox records.  So good.  Check her out.  And the smoke trail from his pipe.  You don’t see illustration much these days.  Certainly not like this.

I love this guy.  So happy.  With his hookah pipe, round belly, turban and upturned moostache.  Sweet dreams Mustafa.

“La Gaita del Lobizon” by Cuarteto de Oro. Philips Records Argentina

“Os 7 Diabos” on Brazilian Odeon.

Chef Hank Meadows Tells His Secrets…

“Blue Hawaii” Paul Whiteman on Masterpeice from Brazil. What a beauty!

“The Little World of Tiny Tears”  Majorette Records.  “Tiny Tears favorite games, songs and nursery rhymes.  Play house with Tiny Tears!

“Besame Mucho”  Gran Orquesta Romanicos de Cuba.  Musart from Mexico.

“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)

A torn up copy of “Mera Naam Joker.”  The soundtrack to a 1970 Bollywood movie. On EMI Angel Records. Made in India. Music by Shankar Jaikishan.

Another picture sleeve from Lp cover lover Ulf Gustafsson.  Photo by R. Carre.  On the Riviera label.

This is a Jimi Hendrix bootleg called “GOOD KARMA I”, featuring Hendrix recorded live at The Berkeley, California Community Theatre on May 30, 1970, released in this Collectors Item version by the TRADEMARK OF QUALITY folks. The cover features the classic underground illustration work of William Stout. The tracks are: FIRE, JOHNNY B. GOODE, HEAR MY TRAIN A COMIN’, FOXY LADY, and FREEDOM.

From the nice folks at Do You Speak English Radio!

Trumpet Boy “El Paso Cha-Cha” A Philips EP.