Wax Treasure (Vinyl)
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@GraemeE This is kind of like one degree of separation. Genya Ravan(Former lead singer with a band called Ten Wheel Drive)had signed a production deal with Media Sound Studios in NYC. It was her job to go out and find new bands and bring them to the studio and produce demos for them with the agreement that if they got signed as a result of those demos they’d record their album at the studio. An engineer there said I saw this band Sorrows at CBGBs you should check them out. Fast forward…She’s late getting to a session,she comes in all out of breath and excited because she had just been singing back up vocals on a song for Lou Reeds new album. And she thought it was the craziest/funniest thing that he had them sing…And the colored girls go. Do Da Do etc. etc. Had no idea as to what she was talking about and then the song comes out. We did get signed as a result of those demos,and recorded our first album at that studio. She didn’t produce our album,but she did produce The Dead Boys Young,Loud,and Snotty.
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Easy saturday morning
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@Inorganic Very much so
Super lucky this weekend when my folks arrived from England
Mum brought over a pile of her 45’s from when she was a teenager
Even have stickers with her name on from when she used to take them to friends houses back in the day
First pressing of hey Jude
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@Brian when they happen, those connections to our parent’s youth before we were around can reshape our opinions of them - or at least help to see them in a new light.
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@Inorganic
We always had records playing growing up singles or lps
It’s what made my love of music really even if my taste didn’t align with my parents taste -
Love Soul Jazz Record Presents @Steve
Especially the
Studio
One
Stuff
with Soul
as well as the Deutsche Elektronische Musik compilation.
On Spotify is not a lot listet under their label.
Worth trying to search under the full name SJRP or to visit the homepage. -
My daughter owning the turntable for the afternoon
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“Walter's innovations helped redefine the harmonica and changed the way people viewed the instrument. Before Walter, harmonicas were considered toys and cost a dime, but after him they were viewed as instruments and cost $5”
-from a Google answer to “what makes little Walter harmonica playing unique”
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@Aetas I'm with you 100% on that, some great albums there, I've got my eye on Space Funk 2 as my next purchase from them.
Check out Daptone Records if you get a chance, I've seen quite a few of there artists live over the years and they are so good (unfortunately a few - Sharon Jones, Charles Bradley, Naomi Shelton to name a few are no longer with us)
