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imported_Chr_stopher

11-03-2003, 07:56 AM

Anyone find any new (or old) tunes over the weekend or previous week ?

Here's some of what I found. (what I can remember off of the top of my head)

Ian Dury "Rythym Stick" [Stiff Whiteleabel]
Can't rember the artist "Me Tarzan You Jane"
Yello "I Love You/Bostich" [Stiff/WB UK 12"]
Rick Lenour "Tikkle"
Madonna "Everybody"
YMO "Computer Games LP" [A&M Yello Vinyl Promo]
a cool dub record on factory - can anyone identify ?
Crown Heights Affair "Dreaming a Dream" [De Lite]
Georgio Moroder "E=MC2 LP" [Casablanca Promo]
First Choice "Love THang - Tee Scott Mix" [Salsoul Promo]
can't remember the artist "Just In Time" [West End Promo]

kelvy

11-03-2003, 08:06 AM

Originally posted by Christopher L. Aquilo:
can't remember the artist "Just In Time" [West End Promo] that's "Raw Silk"...great finds Chris; you have the knack for digging in the dusty crates...i found about 12 records over the weekend which i have with me but i seem to misplaced it inside my digs. as soon as i locate it, i will list them...they were mostly $3 a pop and for some strange reason, they were mainly salsoul/tk disco promos from 1979/80...one cut in there is from a tk sublabel produced by Clarence Reid, the man famous for his outrageous, x-rated parodies as "Blowfly"....

hope all is well in your end...speak soon! graemlins/OLA.gif

imported_Chr_stopher

11-03-2003, 08:14 AM

Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Christopher L. Aquilo:
can't remember the artist "Just In Time" [West End Promo] that's "Raw Silk"...great finds Chris; you have the knack for digging in the dusty crates...i found about 12 records over the weekend which i have with me but i seem to misplaced it inside my digs. as soon as i locate it, i will list them...they were mostly $3 a pop and for some strange reason, they were mainly salsoul/tk disco promos from 1979/80...one cut in there is from a tk sublabel produced by Clarence Reid, the man famous for his outrageous, x-rated parodies as "Blowfly"....

hope all is well in your end...speak soon! graemlins/OLA.gif [/QUOTE]Thanks Kelvy, I manage to do ok digging. Good to hear from you.

c-

djklas

11-03-2003, 09:25 AM

there were a bunch, but my best find by far this week was a copy of LTG Exchange "Waterbed" on Disco International :D

djklas

11-03-2003, 09:29 AM

oh yeah I got several cool 80's/boogie things too. Kelvy, ever heard of a record called "Cop Bop"?

kelvy

11-03-2003, 09:52 AM

Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah I got several cool 80's/boogie things too. Kelvy, ever heard of a record called "Cop Bop"? hey Klas! graemlins/cheering.gif great to hear you're getting some great music especially the 80s boogie ones...about that "Cop Bop", i don't know if i exactly seen it, but is it an Italian record circa 1983 with reference to a "disco cop"???? the reason why i ask is that i saw a record kind on the same lines when i visited a record shop in Rome last year (Metropol Rock, which i highly suggest if you're ever in Rome) and was thinking of picking it up but my buget was kind of tight and i had to forsake that record....nevertheless, bring on the lists...i'll try to get mine up by later today or tomorrow....have a great week!

kelvy

11-03-2003, 10:00 AM

Originally posted by Christopher L. Aquilo:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Christopher L. Aquilo:
can't remember the artist "Just In Time" [West End Promo] that's "Raw Silk"...great finds Chris; you have the knack for digging in the dusty crates...i found about 12 records over the weekend which i have with me but i seem to misplaced it inside my digs. as soon as i locate it, i will list them...they were mostly $3 a pop and for some strange reason, they were mainly salsoul/tk disco promos from 1979/80...one cut in there is from a tk sublabel produced by Clarence Reid, the man famous for his outrageous, x-rated parodies as "Blowfly"....

hope all is well in your end...speak soon! graemlins/OLA.gif [/QUOTE]Thanks Kelvy, I manage to do ok digging. Good to hear from you.

c- [/QUOTE]hey Chris... graemlins/OLA.gif so far, the digging hasn't been that bad but nowhere near the finds i had in the past especially this summer. and it's been especially dry trying to find those 1980s r&b and club records (thankfully, Klas helped get my fix via cd) hail.gif "just in time": mixed by David Todd and Nick Martinelli of Watchout Productions, one of the premier remix/production teams of the eighties. i think David Todd (RIP) was a resident spinner at Philadelphia's "Catacombs", their answer to the "PG"...

[ November 03, 2003, 10:01 AM: Message edited by: kelvy ]

Jacques de Doozu

11-03-2003, 10:07 AM

Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah I got several cool 80's/boogie things too. Kelvy, ever heard of a record called "Cop Bop"? hey Klas! graemlins/cheering.gif great to hear you're getting some great music especially the 80s boogie ones...about that "Cop Bop", i don't know if i exactly seen it, but is it an Italian record circa 1983 with reference to a "disco cop"???? the reason why i ask is that i saw a record kind on the same lines when i visited a record shop in Rome last year (Metropol Rock, which i highly suggest if you're ever in Rome) and was thinking of picking it up but my buget was kind of tight and i had to forsake that record....nevertheless, bring on the lists...i'll try to get mine up by later today or tomorrow....have a great week! [/QUOTE]aerial records: cop bop by portable control feat. the disco cop
leave this one at the shop... :rolleyes: ;)

[ November 03, 2003, 10:08 AM: Message edited by: Tom D ]

djklas

11-03-2003, 10:19 AM

Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah I got several cool 80's/boogie things too. Kelvy, ever heard of a record called "Cop Bop"? hey Klas! graemlins/cheering.gif great to hear you're getting some great music especially the 80s boogie ones...about that "Cop Bop", i don't know if i exactly seen it, but is it an Italian record circa 1983 with reference to a "disco cop"???? the reason why i ask is that i saw a record kind on the same lines when i visited a record shop in Rome last year (Metropol Rock, which i highly suggest if you're ever in Rome) and was thinking of picking it up but my buget was kind of tight and i had to forsake that record....nevertheless, bring on the lists...i'll try to get mine up by later today or tomorrow....have a great week! [/QUOTE]Portable Patrol feat. the "Disco Cop"- "Cop Bop" on Aerial Records 1982...looks to be a US record

Kelvy, I think you'd also be into these;
Master Jam "Dancin All Night" 2nd to none records (washington D.C.) no year?
Colors "Am I Gonna Be The One" First Take(NY) Shep Pettibone Mix , no year on this one either?
Kim Lewis "(Let's All)Fantasize" 3C Records 1983(Same label as Steven Abdul Khan/Tee Scott mix)
Jean Wells "I Just Can't Stop Dancing" TEC 1979

djklas

11-03-2003, 10:22 AM

Originally posted by Tom D:
aerial records: cop bop by portable control feat. the disco cop
leave this one at the shop... :rolleyes: ;) Hi Tom, The instrumental mix is SICK(in my opinion) :rolleyes:

Jacques de Doozu

11-03-2003, 10:26 AM

Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Tom D:
aerial records: cop bop by portable control feat. the disco cop
leave this one at the shop... :rolleyes: ;) Hi Tom, The instrumental mix is SICK(in my opinion) :rolleyes: [/QUOTE]:D anything WITHOUT those cheesy vocals...
graemlins/rofl.gif
you're right though, instrumental is not bad. graemlins/thumbsup.gif

djklas

11-03-2003, 10:29 AM

besides Waterbed & the boogie stuff, here's what I got-

Kid Creole-Adnaloy
Patrick Cowley-Get A little
Bobby Gilliom/Clappa Club-A Dub Break
Dinosaur L-Go Bang
Chantal Curtis-Get Another Love-Key Promo
Q-Voice Of Q
Direct Current-Everybody Here Must Party-TEC(sealed)
Brother To Brother-Let Your Mind Be Free LP-Turbo
Bohannon-Dance Your Ass Off LP for Zulu(needed a clean copy)
Masekela-The Boy's Doin It-Casablanca-DOPE!

and a few other singles for trade...I got to go to work...I'm gonna be late graemlins/bolt.gif

erd

11-03-2003, 10:31 AM

Originally posted by Christopher L. Aquilo:

Rick Lenour "Tikkle"
How is this House Jam?

Peace.

Gerd

Jacques de Doozu

11-03-2003, 10:32 AM

man, need that voice of q...
been looking for this one for a looooooong time.
nice stuff!

ivanjb

11-03-2003, 10:38 AM

Ragtypme/TC Roper - Fix It Man - Bright Star
Cultural Vibe - Mind Games - Easy Street
Imagination - Night Dubbing LP - Red Bus

Jamie 3:26

11-03-2003, 10:49 AM

Best find...Tom Moulton promo of The Player with instrumental.

imported_Chr_stopher

11-03-2003, 11:01 AM

Originally posted by erd:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Christopher L. Aquilo:

Rick Lenour "Tikkle"
How is this House Jam?

Peace.

Gerd [/QUOTE]pretty good, there is one mix on the b-side that is nice. reminicent of those 90-92 joints by dv8

imported_Chr_stopher

11-03-2003, 11:04 AM

Originally posted by Big Sexy:
Best find...Tom Moulton promo of The Player with instrumental. what label is this on ??

good find jamie

djklas

11-03-2003, 11:16 AM

Originally posted by Tom D:
man, need that voice of q...
been looking for this one for a looooooong time.
nice stuff! it was an extra if you wanna trade something?
about those 80's jams like cop bop, I almost always go for the instrumentals..

Jamie 3:26

11-03-2003, 11:35 AM

Originally posted by Christopher L. Aquilo:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Big Sexy:
Best find...Tom Moulton promo of The Player with instrumental. what label is this on ??

good find jamie [/QUOTE]PhillyGroove.

mercado

11-03-2003, 11:43 AM

only a few to report:
The Flying Lizards S/T(kinda like modern romance)
Shriekback - Infinity(Y records) Disc'O'Dell of Max Joy Fame
This is New Beat Compilation LP

Klas check your Neu email!

ciao g

djklas

11-03-2003, 01:49 PM

Originally posted by mercado:
only a few to report:
The Flying Lizards S/T(kinda like modern romance)
Shriekback - Infinity(Y records) Disc'O'Dell of Max Joy Fame
This is New Beat Compilation LP

Klas check your Neu email!

ciao g Hey Mercado, I just replied to your mail. How does that Shriekback sound? I don't think I have that one...
The Flying Lizards are cool too... I have a 7" by them that I really like w/ a cover of "Move On Up" on one side and a real wierd cut called "Portugal" on the flip graemlins/thumbsup.gif
Peace,
klas

mercado

11-03-2003, 02:43 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by mercado:
only a few to report:
The Flying Lizards S/T(kinda like modern romance)
Shriekback - Infinity(Y records) Disc'O'Dell of Max Joy Fame
This is New Beat Compilation LP

Klas check your Neu email!

ciao g Hey Mercado, I just replied to your mail. How does that Shriekback sound? I don't think I have that one...
The Flying Lizards are cool too... I have a 7" by them that I really like w/ a cover of "Move On Up" on one side and a real wierd cut called "Portugal" on the flip graemlins/thumbsup.gif
Peace,
klas [/QUOTE]the shriekback is great...i forget the name of the cuts but they have great basslines like 'silent street" or viv goldmans"private armies dub" strange dubby fascinatin'
stuff. who the h-e-ll was disc-o-dell?

the flying lizards is in the same vein.lemme know if u want it saw another copy..just replied to your email...

peace
g

[ November 03, 2003, 02:51 PM: Message edited by: mercado ]

djklas

11-03-2003, 02:55 PM

I'm cool on the Flying Lizards LP, I see that alot... Disc O Dell = Dick O'Dell who produced alot of stuff on Y.

ramar

11-03-2003, 05:21 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by mercado:
only a few to report:
The Flying Lizards S/T(kinda like modern romance)
Shriekback - Infinity(Y records) Disc'O'Dell of Max Joy Fame
This is New Beat Compilation LP

Klas check your Neu email!

ciao g Hey Mercado, I just replied to your mail. How does that Shriekback sound? I don't think I have that one...
The Flying Lizards are cool too... I have a 7" by them that I really like w/ a cover of "Move On Up" on one side and a real wierd cut called "Portugal" on the flip graemlins/thumbsup.gif
Peace,
klas [/QUOTE]hey Josh I got that very same 7" and Portugal is a cool weird 'un. another one to seek out is Flying Lizards' 'Steam Off', which was sampled by Carl Craig for his Paperclip People's (even better) cut 'Steam'... RMR

Andrew Osborne

11-03-2003, 05:50 PM

Lime - Your Love EP on Black Sun (I wanted it for Your My Magician)

Karen White - Secret Rendezvous house mixes

Buffalo Smoke - Stubborn Kind of Fella

Kiddo - Try My Loving

Eighth Wonder - Cross My Heart (not bad, Louie Vega remix from 1988)

Loni Gamble - Could It Be Love (nice early 80s record, not quite boogie but it has "that" sound)

suenomartino

11-03-2003, 07:45 PM

Originally posted by Big Sexy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Christopher L. Aquilo:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by Big Sexy:
Best find...Tom Moulton promo of The Player with instrumental. what label is this on ??

good find jamie [/QUOTE]PhillyGroove. [/QUOTE]Phillygroove just reissued this 12" with a new Tom Moulton extended mix this week.

kelvy

11-03-2003, 11:13 PM

Originally posted by Andrew Osborne:
Lime - Your Love EP on Black Sun (I wanted it for Your My Magician)

Karen White - Secret Rendezvous house mixes

Buffalo Smoke - Stubborn Kind of Fella

Kiddo - Try My Loving

Eighth Wonder - Cross My Heart (not bad, Louie Vega remix from 1988)

Loni Gamble - Could It Be Love (nice early 80s record, not quite boogie but it has "that" sound) http://www.blackmusicrecords.com/assets/images/Gamble.jpg

he had a good boogie cut called "nightime kind of lover" that was quite good of the same 1983 album.

can't go wrong with Lime especially with "you're my magician"...actually, "your love" was the first 12-inch single i bought with "come and get your love on the flip"...a bergenline ave. classic...

Kiddo was in the spotlight for a minute back in 83-84 for A&M records and then seemed to disappear...he was based in Ohio if my memory serves me right...

"stubborn kind of fella" is a solid, overlooked disco record as well...great call Andrew! :D

kelvy

11-03-2003, 11:17 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah I got several cool 80's/boogie things too. Kelvy, ever heard of a record called "Cop Bop"? hey Klas! graemlins/cheering.gif great to hear you're getting some great music especially the 80s boogie ones...about that "Cop Bop", i don't know if i exactly seen it, but is it an Italian record circa 1983 with reference to a "disco cop"???? the reason why i ask is that i saw a record kind on the same lines when i visited a record shop in Rome last year (Metropol Rock, which i highly suggest if you're ever in Rome) and was thinking of picking it up but my buget was kind of tight and i had to forsake that record....nevertheless, bring on the lists...i'll try to get mine up by later today or tomorrow....have a great week! [/QUOTE]Portable Patrol feat. the "Disco Cop"- "Cop Bop" on Aerial Records 1982...looks to be a US record

Kelvy, I think you'd also be into these;
Master Jam "Dancin All Night" 2nd to none records (washington D.C.) no year?
Colors "Am I Gonna Be The One" First Take(NY) Shep Pettibone Mix , no year on this one either?
Kim Lewis "(Let's All)Fantasize" 3C Records 1983(Same label as Steven Abdul Khan/Tee Scott mix)
Jean Wells "I Just Can't Stop Dancing" TEC 1979 [/QUOTE]you got some heat in there Klas! smile.gif :D The group "Colors" released a song titled "Pay Me Back My Love" on Prelude records back in 1986 which i think was the second-to-last record released on that label (the swan song title was "your love" by satin, silk, and lace before they closed for good.)

[ November 03, 2003, 11:18 PM: Message edited by: kelvy ]

The Compiler

11-03-2003, 11:57 PM

Touch of Class- I'm in heaven 12" w/l (vg)
DJ Rogers- Love Brought me back 12" w/l (m-)
Bee Gees- Sat Night Fever 12" 5 tracks (ordered 2 months ago- finally arrived)(m-)
Ashford and Simpson- One more try (g)
Eli Second Coming- LP (m-)

A lotta good vinyl for no more than 50 (bee gees) and as little as 8 (DJ Rogers).

Perry Blake- California (a cd that sounds like Michael Franks remixed by Blaze)

Andrew Osborne

11-04-2003, 12:20 AM

Kelvy, I like Night Time Lover, more "boogie"-ish, like you say. Could It Be Love has that shuffle beat like Murphy's Law by Cheri. It was quite popular in Montreal and mine is a pressing on a tiny Canadian label.

I'd like to know more about Klas' Colors record too. I really like Pay Me Back My Love.

imported_Chr_stopher

11-04-2003, 07:48 AM

Originally posted by Christopher L. Aquilo:
Anyone find any new (or old) tunes over the weekend or previous week ?

Here's some of what I found. (what I can remember off of the top of my head)

Ian Dury "Rythym Stick" [Stiff Whiteleabel]
Can't rember the artist "Me Tarzan You Jane"
Yello "I Love You/Bostich" [Stiff/WB UK 12"]
Rick Lenour "Tikkle"
Madonna "Everybody"
YMO "Computer Games LP" [A&M Yello Vinyl Promo]
a cool dub record on factory - can anyone identify ?
Crown Heights Affair "Dreaming a Dream" [De Lite]
Georgio Moroder "E=MC2 LP" [Casablanca Promo]
First Choice "Love THang - Tee Scott Mix" [Salsoul Promo]
can't remember the artist "Just In Time" [West End Promo] That dub record on factory was - A Certain Ratio

The Meteores "Me Tarzan You Jane"
The Untouchables "The Untouchables EP" [Europadisk Test]
The Hypothetical Prophets "Person To Person" [Epic]
Trio "Sunday You Need Love" [Mercury]

kelvy

11-04-2003, 11:06 AM

Originally posted by Andrew Osborne:
Kelvy, I like Night Time Lover, more "boogie"-ish, like you say. Could It Be Love has that shuffle beat like Murphy's Law by Cheri. It was quite popular in Montreal and mine is a pressing on a tiny Canadian label.

I'd like to know more about Klas' Colors record too. I really like Pay Me Back My Love. Andrew, that shuffle beat was the rage for a brief moment back in 1982....Howard Johnson's "Jam Song" used it...perhaps the popularity of Stevie Wonder's "Hotter Than July" had something to do with it???

http://www.zeiger.franken.de/Scans/12/First_Take_FTR_515_A.jpg

here's a scan i found at http://www.zeiger.franken.de have you taken a look at their rare 12" scans? i could only dream! graemlins/1luvu.gif graemlins/1luvu.gif

kelvy

11-04-2003, 11:14 AM

from this past weekend:

way out west: city for lovers (1984 mca)

prefab sprout: appetite (1985 epic/produced by thomas dolby)

we all live together vol 4 (1980 children's album where "dance medley" at the end sounds like a distant cousin to "the second time around".)

whispers: contagious (12-inch edit on a German Solar pressing)

metro d: what is a dancer (1991 430 West/Detroit)

margaret reynolds & kc: take me to the moon (1980 sunshine sound)

sherman hunter: dancing down the avenue (1979 tk disco)

ray marco: la la la la (1979 moonsoul/dist. by tk productions)

martha high: showdown (1979 salsoul)

brenda gooch: you and i together (1980 salsoul)

avenue b boogie band: bumper to bumper (1980 salsoul)

pacific blue: argentina forever (1978 prelude)

willie bobo: tomorrow is here album (1977 blue note)

imported_Chr_stopher

11-04-2003, 11:26 AM

some interesting looking labels on there.

djklas

11-04-2003, 11:38 AM

Originally posted by ramar:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by mercado:
only a few to report:
The Flying Lizards S/T(kinda like modern romance)
Shriekback - Infinity(Y records) Disc'O'Dell of Max Joy Fame
This is New Beat Compilation LP

Klas check your Neu email!

ciao g Hey Mercado, I just replied to your mail. How does that Shriekback sound? I don't think I have that one...
The Flying Lizards are cool too... I have a 7" by them that I really like w/ a cover of "Move On Up" on one side and a real wierd cut called "Portugal" on the flip graemlins/thumbsup.gif
Peace,
klas [/QUOTE]hey Josh I got that very same 7" and Portugal is a cool weird 'un. another one to seek out is Flying Lizards' 'Steam Off', which was sampled by Carl Craig for his Paperclip People's (even better) cut 'Steam'... RMR [/QUOTE]Hi John, Was "Steam Off" a 7" too? I'm on the case..haha.

djklas

11-04-2003, 11:42 AM

Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah I got several cool 80's/boogie things too. Kelvy, ever heard of a record called "Cop Bop"? hey Klas! graemlins/cheering.gif great to hear you're getting some great music especially the 80s boogie ones...about that "Cop Bop", i don't know if i exactly seen it, but is it an Italian record circa 1983 with reference to a "disco cop"???? the reason why i ask is that i saw a record kind on the same lines when i visited a record shop in Rome last year (Metropol Rock, which i highly suggest if you're ever in Rome) and was thinking of picking it up but my buget was kind of tight and i had to forsake that record....nevertheless, bring on the lists...i'll try to get mine up by later today or tomorrow....have a great week! [/QUOTE]Portable Patrol feat. the "Disco Cop"- "Cop Bop" on Aerial Records 1982...looks to be a US record

Kelvy, I think you'd also be into these;
Master Jam "Dancin All Night" 2nd to none records (washington D.C.) no year?
Colors "Am I Gonna Be The One" First Take(NY) Shep Pettibone Mix , no year on this one either?
Kim Lewis "(Let's All)Fantasize" 3C Records 1983(Same label as Steven Abdul Khan/Tee Scott mix)
Jean Wells "I Just Can't Stop Dancing" TEC 1979 [/QUOTE]you got some heat in there Klas! smile.gif :D The group "Colors" released a song titled "Pay Me Back My Love" on Prelude records back in 1986 which i think was the second-to-last record released on that label (the swan song title was "your love" by satin, silk, and lace before they closed for good.) [/QUOTE]Hey Kelvy, Yeah that's the record, only the one I found the other day was a white label... it's pretty good...
hey it can be yours if you wanna swap that eastside connection... I'll even throw in something else too... :D

eric justin

11-04-2003, 04:00 PM

I only got one record this week, but it's a good one.
Park Ave "Don't Turn Your Love" Movin Records #2 from 87.
The mixes are done by Tee Scott and Blaze.

I am trying to get as much of the Movin' catalogue as I can. I searched for every artist on the lable today and came up with 3 records. The other two, Elan "Press Your Body" and Vicky Martin "Nowhere To Run" are in my stash :D

matthew

11-04-2003, 04:10 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
there were a bunch, but my best find by far this week was a copy of LTG Exchange "Waterbed" on Disco International :D y'know klas, that would look really nice on my shelves next to Corazon if you're short of storage space...

my two most recent acquisitions:
rso special house party 12" w/ curtis mayfield love me love me now & house party

nightlife unlimited - love is in you / dance freak and boogie (the good versions of both) (Casablanca 12")

MusicFilter

11-04-2003, 04:15 PM

Dam! you found a Giorgio Moroder LP?! That joint is hard to find

MusicFilter

11-04-2003, 04:19 PM

Originally posted by kelvy:
from this past weekend:

way out west: city for lovers (1984 mca)

prefab sprout: appetite (1985 epic/produced by thomas dolby)

we all live together vol 4 (1980 children's album where "dance medley" at the end sounds like a distant cousin to "the second time around".)

whispers: contagious (12-inch edit on a German Solar pressing)

metro d: what is a dancer (1991 430 West/Detroit)

margaret reynolds & kc: take me to the moon (1980 sunshine sound)

sherman hunter: dancing down the avenue (1979 tk disco)

ray marco: la la la la (1979 moonsoul/dist. by tk productions)

martha high: showdown (1979 salsoul)

brenda gooch: you and i together (1980 salsoul)

avenue b boogie band: bumper to bumper (1980 salsoul)

pacific blue: argentina forever (1978 prelude)

willie bobo: tomorrow is here album (1977 blue note) Now how much of this wax are you really going to play???? graemlins/cool_shades.gif

GrantB

11-04-2003, 04:32 PM

I got a few in the last couple weeks

12"
Womack & Womack - Baby I'm Scared of You promo (mint $1)
Brian & Zan - Pump Your Body promo
Blyss - No Turning Back promo
Orbit - The Beat Goes On (German)
The Photos - There's Always Work
Record Review Vol III (w/ Our Darkness)
Afro Heat #1 (a new WL of classic b-boy instros with afrobeat vocals, hot!)

45s (all free!)
Rene & Angela - Secret Rendevous
South Shore Commission - We're on the Right Track
Sade - Smooth Operator / Spirit
Alicia Myers - You Get the Best.../I Want to Thank You

LPs
Winners - Winners (Get Ready for the Future)
Aquarian Dream - Fantasy promo
Tania Maria - Made in New York
Imagination - Night Dubbing promo MCA

All were free or very cheap graemlins/thumbsup.gif

djklas

11-04-2003, 04:53 PM

djklas

11-04-2003, 04:56 PM

Originally posted by matthew:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
there were a bunch, but my best find by far this week was a copy of LTG Exchange "Waterbed" on Disco International :D y'know klas, that would look really nice on my shelves next to Corazon if you're short of storage space...

[/QUOTE]Yeah or another way of looking at it is ...your Corazon would go well with my waterbed.. Is Corazon on Disco International too?

djklas

11-04-2003, 04:58 PM

oh yeah Grant. I got that Stage last week :D ...are you sure you want to pass on that. I like it alot but I feel bad...

GrantB

11-04-2003, 05:08 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah Grant. I got that Stage last week :D ...are you sure you want to pass on that. I like it alot but I feel bad... That cut is hot! You should keep it. I know you will find me another one someday ;) You should do a mix with that one and send me a copy.

djklas

11-04-2003, 05:14 PM

Originally posted by GrantB:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah Grant. I got that Stage last week :D ...are you sure you want to pass on that. I like it alot but I feel bad... That cut is hot! You should keep it. I know you will find me another one someday ;) You should do a mix with that one and send me a copy. [/QUOTE]For sure! I was planning to do a mix with it anyway, in case I had to give it up to you... got some other goodies for the mix too... I've been going a little crazy w/ Jeff...I'm supposed to get a Le Cop this week :eek:

GrantB

11-04-2003, 05:27 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
Nice ones Grant, That Womack & Womack is one of my favorites and a promo for $1 that ties your Elektra promo for $1
I have an issue of that Record Review with a mix of Los Ninos... that Our Darkness mix is probably pretty cool...That Imagination LP is great too!! Several cuts on there!!
I think I got that Afro Heat #1 several months back at WAX records...nice one too!

Hey, Kelvy has an Eastside Connection...get him AR15firing.gif The Womack and Womack came from a record store here where there was about 400 12s sitting behind the counter forever. They kept saying they were going to put them out but never did. Finally they gave in and let me and a friend go through them. My friend got a Lace - Can't Play Around promo out of there. Hot. Let me know if you see one of those. The guys at that place crack me up. I'm always hassling them about the stuff behind the counter, so when I get one and they have to price it, they give me the hardass face and say "$1.20", like they're really sticking it to me. graemlins/rofl.gif graemlins/rofl.gif

The Our Darkness is great. It has Join in the Chant on it too.

Go Kelvy on the EC! Nice!

GrantB

11-04-2003, 05:31 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by GrantB:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah Grant. I got that Stage last week :D ...are you sure you want to pass on that. I like it alot but I feel bad... That cut is hot! You should keep it. I know you will find me another one someday ;) You should do a mix with that one and send me a copy. [/QUOTE]For sure! I was planning to do a mix with it anyway, in case I had to give it up to you... got some other goodies for the mix too... I've been going a little crazy w/ Jeff...I'm supposed to get a Le Cop this week :eek: [/QUOTE]DANG! That guy must have a massive jar of record collectors left nutz!!!

djklas

11-04-2003, 05:34 PM

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matthew

11-04-2003, 05:46 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by matthew:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
there were a bunch, but my best find by far this week was a copy of LTG Exchange "Waterbed" on Disco International :D y'know klas, that would look really nice on my shelves next to Corazon if you're short of storage space...

[/QUOTE]Yeah or another way of looking at it is ...your Corazon would go well with my waterbed.. Is Corazon on Disco International too? [/QUOTE]yup - pristine too and in a nice disco international sleeve. i daren't play it out - but i guess that's what bootlegs are for...

after thinking about it, i still think my storage solution is the best smile.gif

[ November 04, 2003, 05:51 PM: Message edited by: matthew ]

djklas

11-04-2003, 05:51 PM

I just got over the whole thing of not playing certain records, becasue they are too valuable... I figure I have them to play em so that's what I'm gonna do....now somebody book me so they can here all this shit!

matthew

11-04-2003, 05:55 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
I just got over the whole thing of not playing certain records, becasue they are too valuable... I figure I have them to play em so that's what I'm gonna do....now somebody book me so they can here all this shit! i hear you, but after almost having a drink spilt over my 12 of Hooked On You, the booth must meet certain conditions (armed guard, bulletproof glass etc) before certain records leave the house.

kelvy

11-04-2003, 11:14 PM

Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah I got several cool 80's/boogie things too. Kelvy, ever heard of a record called "Cop Bop"? hey Klas! graemlins/cheering.gif great to hear you're getting some great music especially the 80s boogie ones...about that "Cop Bop", i don't know if i exactly seen it, but is it an Italian record circa 1983 with reference to a "disco cop"???? the reason why i ask is that i saw a record kind on the same lines when i visited a record shop in Rome last year (Metropol Rock, which i highly suggest if you're ever in Rome) and was thinking of picking it up but my buget was kind of tight and i had to forsake that record....nevertheless, bring on the lists...i'll try to get mine up by later today or tomorrow....have a great week! [/QUOTE]Portable Patrol feat. the "Disco Cop"- "Cop Bop" on Aerial Records 1982...looks to be a US record

Kelvy, I think you'd also be into these;
Master Jam "Dancin All Night" 2nd to none records (washington D.C.) no year?
Colors "Am I Gonna Be The One" First Take(NY) Shep Pettibone Mix , no year on this one either?
Kim Lewis "(Let's All)Fantasize" 3C Records 1983(Same label as Steven Abdul Khan/Tee Scott mix)
Jean Wells "I Just Can't Stop Dancing" TEC 1979 [/QUOTE]you got some heat in there Klas! smile.gif :D The group "Colors" released a song titled "Pay Me Back My Love" on Prelude records back in 1986 which i think was the second-to-last record released on that label (the swan song title was "your love" by satin, silk, and lace before they closed for good.) [/QUOTE]Hey Kelvy, Yeah that's the record, only the one I found the other day was a white label... it's pretty good...
hey it can be yours if you wanna swap that eastside connection... I'll even throw in something else too... :D [/QUOTE]hey Klas, i'm going to get to you via email by tomorrow...check your email! :D

kelvy

11-04-2003, 11:16 PM

Originally posted by chgodj3:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
from this past weekend:

way out west: city for lovers (1984 mca)

prefab sprout: appetite (1985 epic/produced by thomas dolby)

we all live together vol 4 (1980 children's album where "dance medley" at the end sounds like a distant cousin to "the second time around".)

whispers: contagious (12-inch edit on a German Solar pressing)

metro d: what is a dancer (1991 430 West/Detroit)

margaret reynolds & kc: take me to the moon (1980 sunshine sound)

sherman hunter: dancing down the avenue (1979 tk disco)

ray marco: la la la la (1979 moonsoul/dist. by tk productions)

martha high: showdown (1979 salsoul)

brenda gooch: you and i together (1980 salsoul)

avenue b boogie band: bumper to bumper (1980 salsoul)

pacific blue: argentina forever (1978 prelude)

willie bobo: tomorrow is here album (1977 blue note) Now how much of this wax are you really going to play???? graemlins/cool_shades.gif [/QUOTE]best believe these records are going to eventually make their way in the near future via mixes! biggrinangel.gif smile.gif

kelvy

11-04-2003, 11:30 PM

Originally posted by GrantB:
I got a few in the last couple weeks

12"
Womack & Womack - Baby I'm Scared of You promo (mint $1)
Brian & Zan - Pump Your Body promo
Blyss - No Turning Back promo
Orbit - The Beat Goes On (German)
The Photos - There's Always Work
Record Review Vol III (w/ Our Darkness)
Afro Heat #1 (a new WL of classic b-boy instros with afrobeat vocals, hot!)

45s (all free!)
Rene & Angela - Secret Rendevous
South Shore Commission - We're on the Right Track
Sade - Smooth Operator / Spirit
Alicia Myers - You Get the Best.../I Want to Thank You

LPs
Winners - Winners (Get Ready for the Future)
Aquarian Dream - Fantasy promo
Tania Maria - Made in New York
Imagination - Night Dubbing promo MCA

All were free or very cheap graemlins/thumbsup.gif dang....you got some heat in there! that "get ready for the future" song came out in 1978 on ariola and it's a Loft classic...Brian and Zan's "Pump Your Body" is a very good boogie record from around 1983 which is distinguished by an all-encompassing guitar bass and percussion that are in stark contrast with the electric piano...i've only heard a sample of that song online.

now that Blyss feat. Krystal Davis "No Turning Back" is some hot sh**! that came out in 1986 on "Urban Rock Records" and what instantly drew me to the record was the keyboards done by Fred Zarr, who if i remember correctly, used to do a lot of the keyboards for Began Cekic (BC) records???? uptempo, synth rollergroove backed by a chorus that sings "there's no turning back. no not this time..." and you've got to love the break with just the drum machine pattern on it when the keys start come back in....and if you ever come across Krystal Davis's "So Smooth" from 1985 which i think was also on Urban Rock records, grab it! it's slower than "no turning back" and has a moody, sleazy synth feel (around the 105 bpm neighborhood) that i fell head over heels for. graemlins/1luvu.gif

Alicia Myers "you get the best from me (say say say)" is my all-time favorite from her...uplifting electronic soul with that uncanny synth bassline. hail.gif

samsfromkiribati

11-05-2003, 03:41 AM

Originally posted by djklas:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by GrantB:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by djklas:
oh yeah Grant. I got that Stage last week :D ...are you sure you want to pass on that. I like it alot but I feel bad... That cut is hot! You should keep it. I know you will find me another one someday ;) You should do a mix with that one and send me a copy. [/QUOTE]For sure! I was planning to do a mix with it anyway, in case I had to give it up to you... got some other goodies for the mix too... I've been going a little crazy w/ Jeff...I'm supposed to get a Le Cop this week :eek: [/QUOTE]Hey Klas,is Le Cop an old disco tune with a spoken word by a man who's speaking like a black preacher?In his speech,he's speaking about Bee Gees group (I don't remember if it's in good or bad) .Track sounds like Moodyman 'Black sunday',but it's much speeder.
Peace,Sam.

suenomartino

11-05-2003, 05:16 AM

a few purchases and some doubles:

vicky D - this beat is mine (sam)
michelle wallace - tee's right (emer)
northend - happy days/tee's happy (emer)
BBSca - Rock Shock (sam)
D train - D-train dub/Music (prel)
Denroy Morgan - I'll do anything (becket)
Evelyn King - Love come down (RCA)
Fonda Rae - Over like a fat rat (vanguard)
Goldie Alexander - show me your love (Chaz Ro)
Jeannette Lady Day - Come Let me love you (prel)
Linda Taylor - You and me just started (prel)
Nick Straker - LBOJ (prel)
Revelation - Feel it (handshake)
Sharon Brown - I specialize in love/tee scott mix (profile)
Sylvia Striplin - Cant turn me away (unomelodic)
Terri Gonzales - Treat Yourself (becket)
The Quick - Zulu (Pavillion)
Jimmy Ross - Fall into a trance (RFC)
Jimmy Ross - First true love affair (RFC)
Capricorn - Pow pow pow (emer)
Crown Heights Affair/Frontline Orch - Say a prayer/Dont turn your back (elektra)

lyot

11-05-2003, 06:26 AM

matthew

11-05-2003, 07:18 AM

Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by GrantB:
I got a few in the last couple weeks

12"
Womack & Womack - Baby I'm Scared of You promo (mint $1)
Brian & Zan - Pump Your Body promo
Blyss - No Turning Back promo
Orbit - The Beat Goes On (German)
The Photos - There's Always Work
Record Review Vol III (w/ Our Darkness)
Afro Heat #1 (a new WL of classic b-boy instros with afrobeat vocals, hot!)

45s (all free!)
Rene & Angela - Secret Rendevous
South Shore Commission - We're on the Right Track
Sade - Smooth Operator / Spirit
Alicia Myers - You Get the Best.../I Want to Thank You

LPs
Winners - Winners (Get Ready for the Future)
Aquarian Dream - Fantasy promo
Tania Maria - Made in New York
Imagination - Night Dubbing promo MCA

All were free or very cheap graemlins/thumbsup.gif dang....you got some heat in there! that "get ready for the future" song came out in 1978 on ariola and it's a Loft classic...Brian and Zan's "Pump Your Body" is a very good boogie record from around 1983 which is distinguished by an all-encompassing guitar bass and percussion that are in stark contrast with the electric piano...i've only heard a sample of that song online.

now that Blyss feat. Krystal Davis "No Turning Back" is some hot sh**! that came out in 1986 on "Urban Rock Records" and what instantly drew me to the record was the keyboards done by Fred Zarr, who if i remember correctly, used to do a lot of the keyboards for Began Cekic (BC) records???? uptempo, synth rollergroove backed by a chorus that sings "there's no turning back. no not this time..." and you've got to love the break with just the drum machine pattern on it when the keys start come back in....and if you ever come across Krystal Davis's "So Smooth" from 1985 which i think was also on Urban Rock records, grab it! it's slower than "no turning back" and has a moody, sleazy synth feel (around the 105 bpm neighborhood) that i fell head over heels for. graemlins/1luvu.gif

Alicia Myers "you get the best from me (say say say)" is my all-time favorite from her...uplifting electronic soul with that uncanny synth bassline. hail.gif [/QUOTE]hi kelvy
didn't the winners come out first on Roadshow?

kelvy

11-05-2003, 07:31 AM

Originally posted by matthew:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by GrantB:
I got a few in the last couple weeks

12"
Womack & Womack - Baby I'm Scared of You promo (mint $1)
Brian & Zan - Pump Your Body promo
Blyss - No Turning Back promo
Orbit - The Beat Goes On (German)
The Photos - There's Always Work
Record Review Vol III (w/ Our Darkness)
Afro Heat #1 (a new WL of classic b-boy instros with afrobeat vocals, hot!)

45s (all free!)
Rene & Angela - Secret Rendevous
South Shore Commission - We're on the Right Track
Sade - Smooth Operator / Spirit
Alicia Myers - You Get the Best.../I Want to Thank You

LPs
Winners - Winners (Get Ready for the Future)
Aquarian Dream - Fantasy promo
Tania Maria - Made in New York
Imagination - Night Dubbing promo MCA

All were free or very cheap graemlins/thumbsup.gif dang....you got some heat in there! that "get ready for the future" song came out in 1978 on ariola and it's a Loft classic...Brian and Zan's "Pump Your Body" is a very good boogie record from around 1983 which is distinguished by an all-encompassing guitar bass and percussion that are in stark contrast with the electric piano...i've only heard a sample of that song online.

now that Blyss feat. Krystal Davis "No Turning Back" is some hot sh**! that came out in 1986 on "Urban Rock Records" and what instantly drew me to the record was the keyboards done by Fred Zarr, who if i remember correctly, used to do a lot of the keyboards for Began Cekic (BC) records???? uptempo, synth rollergroove backed by a chorus that sings "there's no turning back. no not this time..." and you've got to love the break with just the drum machine pattern on it when the keys start come back in....and if you ever come across Krystal Davis's "So Smooth" from 1985 which i think was also on Urban Rock records, grab it! it's slower than "no turning back" and has a moody, sleazy synth feel (around the 105 bpm neighborhood) that i fell head over heels for. graemlins/1luvu.gif

Alicia Myers "you get the best from me (say say say)" is my all-time favorite from her...uplifting electronic soul with that uncanny synth bassline. hail.gif [/QUOTE]hi kelvy
didn't the winners come out first on Roadshow? [/QUOTE]Matthew! come to think about it, you're most likely right being that the roadshow logo is also displayed with the ariola one on my copy....

by the way, i have that article almost ready for you...i'll hit you with an email about it soon...may all be well with you.

kelvy

11-05-2003, 07:34 AM

Originally posted by suenomartino:
a few purchases and some doubles:

vicky D - this beat is mine (sam)
michelle wallace - tee's right (emer)
northend - happy days/tee's happy (emer)
BBSca - Rock Shock (sam)
D train - D-train dub/Music (prel)
Denroy Morgan - I'll do anything (becket)
Evelyn King - Love come down (RCA)
Fonda Rae - Over like a fat rat (vanguard)
Goldie Alexander - show me your love (Chaz Ro)
Jeannette Lady Day - Come Let me love you (prel)
Linda Taylor - You and me just started (prel)
Nick Straker - LBOJ (prel)
Revelation - Feel it (handshake)
Sharon Brown - I specialize in love/tee scott mix (profile)
Sylvia Striplin - Cant turn me away (unomelodic)
Terri Gonzales - Treat Yourself (becket)
The Quick - Zulu (Pavillion)
Jimmy Ross - Fall into a trance (RFC)
Jimmy Ross - First true love affair (RFC)
Capricorn - Pow pow pow (emer)
Crown Heights Affair/Frontline Orch - Say a prayer/Dont turn your back (elektra) Revalation's "Feel It" is a favorite of my from them which arrived around 81/82...the string arrangements definetly stand out on that record..

How does that Goldie Alexander sound like? what year is it?

Andrew Osborne

11-05-2003, 09:30 AM

Kelvy, the Goldie Alexander on Chaz-Ro is a must-have. The first time I ever heard it was as a near-new release on an oddball bootleg compilation cassette a friend bought in the Philippines. It's got "that" sound.

GrantB

11-05-2003, 02:24 PM

A few more last night...

Final Edition - I Can Do It (Anyway You Want)
Final Edition - We're Moving On (Straight Ahead) Tee Scott mix

and SSO - Tonight's the Night on Shady Brook 45 (hot!)

FYI The Winners LP I got is on Roadshow.

Ish

11-05-2003, 02:56 PM

Originally posted by kelvy:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by GrantB:
dang....you got some heat in there! that "get ready for the future" song came out in 1978 on ariola and it's a Loft classic...Brian and Zan's "Pump Your Body" is a very good boogie record from around 1983 which is distinguished by an all-encompassing guitar bass and percussion that are in stark contrast with the electric piano...i've only heard a sample of that song online.

now that Blyss feat. Krystal Davis "No Turning Back" is some hot sh**! that came out in 1986 on "Urban Rock Records" and what instantly drew me to the record was the keyboards done by Fred Zarr, who if i remember correctly, used to do a lot of the keyboards for Began Cekic (BC) records???? uptempo, synth rollergroove backed by a chorus that sings "there's no turning back. no not this time..." and you've got to love the break with just the drum machine pattern on it when the keys start come back in....and if you ever come across Krystal Davis's "So Smooth" from 1985 which i think was also on Urban Rock records, grab it! it's slower than "no turning back" and has a moody, sleazy synth feel (around the 105 bpm neighborhood) that i fell head over heels for. graemlins/1luvu.gif

Alicia Myers "you get the best from me (say say say)" is my all-time favorite from her...uplifting electronic soul with that uncanny synth bassline. hail.gif [/QUOTE]Props to all you cats who know so damn much about classics. Sometimes its like where do you even begin, but I just keep diggin and trying to learn about different labels and producers and engineers and so on.

I really enjoy reading these threads though, even if I dont know 80% of the stuff y'all are talking about, someday in the future I will recall it from memory and be like "damn, this was that record Kelvy was saying has such and such singing...." and that would be cool or something.

graemlins/thumbsup.gif