"I'd buy that for a dollar!" Great purchases for a buck or less

At the Pasadena City College swap meet.

$1 each:
Stephen Stills - first album
Renaissance - Prologue
Julie Drsicoll & Brian Auger - Jools
Melanie - first album

50 cents eah:
Bob Newhart - The Button-Down Mind Of
Bob Newhart - The Button-Down Mind Strikes Back!

Also got the REM book, Talk About The Passion, for 50 cents.

Went to 2 thrift stores outside of the city and CLEANED UP, with LPs mostly going for 50 cents apiece. I also found a set of 7 Peanuts comic paperbacks from 1970, each for under a quarter. Plus a first edition of "Pet Semetary" for $1.50! The LPs:

Steppenwolf "At Your Birthday Party"
The Ventures "Hawaii Five-O"
"Midnight Cowboy" OST
Aretha Franklin "Lady Soul"
Henry Mancini "The Pink Panther"
Elvis "In Hal Wallis' Blue Hawaii"
Jefferson Starship "Winds of Change" (actually I found a "Ventures Perform Telstar" LP with no jacket that I snuck in here
Chubby Checker "For Twisters Only"
The Dave Clark Five "Return!"
Mike Oldfield "Tubular Bells"
"Snoopy's Christmas"
"24 Original Happening Hits" (w Love "My Little Red Book" & The Seeds "Pushing Too Hard")
Enoch Light "Presenting" (on Tiara)
Eagles s/t

http://billbungay.com/Items_For_Sale/lp_records/J/jefferson_starship_winds_of_change_lg.jpg

I wanna play a video game that looks like this.

ANTONE’S, May 10, $1 each
Grinder Switch – Redwing (Atco 1977)
Werewolves – Werewolves (RCA 1978)

WATERLOO, May 10, $1 each
Big Chief – Drive It Off (Repulsion Germany 1991)
Lotti Golden – Lotti Golden (GRT 1971)
Phil Harris – America’s Happy-Go-Lucky Good Time Singer (RCA Special Products 2xLP 1990)
Polyrock – Polyrock (RCA EP 1980)
Process and the Doo Rags – Too Sharp (Columbia 1985)
Garland Jeffreys – Rock & Roll Adult (Epic 1981 w/ bonus 7” EP inside)
Andy Fairweather Low – Spider Jiving (A&M 1974)
Ruth Ruth – Laughing Gallery (Ventrue/American CD 1995)
Wishbone Ash – Live Dates (MCA 2xLP 1973)
Jo Jo Zep and the Falcons – Step Lively (Columbia 1981)

END OF AN EAR, May 17, 50 cents each
Bryan Adams – “Heaven”/”Diana”/”Heaven (Live)”/”Kids Wanna Rock (Live)” (A&M EP 1985)
Archie Campbell – The Cockfight And Other Tall Tales (RCA Victor 1966)
Clout – Six Of The Best (Epic 1980)
Code Blue – Code Blue (Warner Bros. 1980, inside translucent blue ziplock album bag)
Earl Thomas Conley – Blue Pearl (Sunbird 1980)
Earl Thomas Conley – Fire And Smoke (RCA 1981)
Earl Thomas Conley – Somewhere Between Right And Wrong (RCA 1982)
DB Cooper – Dangerous Curves (Warner Bros. 1981)
Dragon – Are You Old Enough (Portrait 1977)
Dirk Hamilton – Thug Of Love (Elektra 1980)
Jesters Of Destiny – In A Nostalgic Mood (Metal Blade EP 1987)
Nils Lofgren – Nils Lofgren (A&M 1975)
Magnum – Kingdom Of Madness (Jet 1978)
Rezillos – Can’t Stand The Rezillos (Sire 1978)
Rockets – Love Transfusion (Tortoise International 1977)
Turkey Bones & the Wild Dogs – No Way Before The Weekend (Big Beat U.K. EP 1985)

BREAKAWAY, May 24, $1
Dust – Hard Attack (Kama Sutra 1972)

BREAKAWAY, June 21, $1 each
Razzy Bailey – Makin Friends (RCA 1981)
Dirty Tricks – Night Man (Polydor 1975)

WATERLOO, June 21, $1 each
Labelle – Nightbirds (Epic Quadrophonic 1975)
Tuff Darts - Tuff Darts! (Sire 1978)

FRIENDS OF SOUND, July 15, $1 each except*
Freddie Cannon - Freddie Cannon (Warner Bros. 1964)
Doug Clark and the Hot Nuts – On Campus (Gross 1963) * - $2
Focus – Focus 3 (Sire 1972 2xLP)
David Lasley – Raindance (EMI America 1984)

WATERLOO, today, $1 each
Good Rats – Tasty (Rat City 1978)
Damita Jo – Sing A Country Song (Mercury 1962)
Matthew & the Mandarins – s/t (EMI Singapore 1978) -- C&W band from Singapore!
Moon Mullican – Sings His All-Time Hits (King 1958)
Mort Sahl – Iconoclast: The Future Lies Ahead (Verve 1958)
Rachel Sweet - ..And Then He Kissed Me (Columbia 1981)
Target – Captured (A&M 1977)
Chuck Wagon & the Wheels – Please Pass The Gas (Wagon Tracks 1979)
Buck White & the Down Home Folks -- s/t (County 1972)

I noticed a quad album in there — do you have a quad converter?

About a week ago, from the Poo-Bahs free bins outside their front door:

Roger Miller - Golden Hits
Grieg - Peer Gynt (Prague Symphony)
The Moog Machine - Christmas Becomes Electric
Judy Henske - High Flying Bird
Arthur Fiedler/Boston Pops - Greatest Hits of the 60s
Leonard Bernstein - An American In Paris & Billy the Kid (RCA Victor Symphony)

I'm ashamed to say I haven't played any of them yet.

Wau, what is the Singaporean C&W like? Ex-pats?

I can't say for sure, but judging from the LP cover photo (see link below), I assume they are actual Singaoreans -- Not American Ex-pats. Though they do cover several familiar American C&W songs: "Lucille," "City Of New Orleans," "Margaritaville," "Lovesick Blues," etc.

http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=2620266

And no, I don't have a quad converter. Not sure I'd even recognize one if I saw one.

BREAKAWAY, Aug 23, $1 each LPs
Aurra – Live And Let Live (Salsoul 1983)
Blackbyrds – City Life (Fantasy 1975)
Rick James Present The Stone City Band – In ‘n’ Out (Gordy 1980)
Rosalie Sorrels – Miscellaneous Abstract Record No. 1 (Green Linnet 1982)
Grady Tate – Movin’ Day (Janus 1974)

RECYCLED READS, Aug 23, $1 each CDs
Babasonicos – Mucho (Universal Music Latino 2008)
Bruce Cockburn – Christmas (Columbia 1993)
Michelle Shocked – Arkansas Traveler (Mercury 1992)

RECYCLED READS, Sep 20, 50-cent each LPs
Johnny Adams – Room With A View Of The Blues (Rounder 1987)
Ray Barretto – Tomorrow Live (Atlantic 2xLP 1976)
Brides Of Funkenstein – Never Buy Texas From A Cowboy (Atlantic 1979)
Crusaders – Ghetto Blaster (MCA 1984)
Bobby Fuller Four – Best Of (Rhino 1981)
Carlene Carter – Musical Shapes (Warner Bros. 1980)
James P. Johnson – The Original (Folkways 1973)
Steve Kuhn- Mostly Ballads (New World 1987)
David Lasley – Missing Twenty Grand (EMI 1982)
Moon Martin – Street Fever (Capitol 1980)
Thelonious Monk – Monk (Pausa Jazz Origin Series c. 1982)
NRBQ – At Yankee Stadium (Mercury 1978)
Osmonds – The Plan (MGM 1973)
Carl Perkins – Rocking Guitarman (Charly U.K. 1975)
Lou Reed – The Blue Mask (RCA 1982)
Rochereau – Tabu Ley (Shanachie 1984)
Roches – Keep On Doing (Warner Bros. 1982)
Will Rogers – The Wit And Wisdom Of Will Rogers In His Own Voice (Caedmon 2xLP 1969)
Artie Shaw – The Best Of (MCA 2xLP 1975)
The Sheppards – The Sheppards (Solid Smoke 1980)
James Blood Ulmer – Freelancing (Columbia 1981)*
Tom Verlaine – Tom Verlaine (Elektra 1979)
(Various) – Atlantic Rhythm and Blues Volume 2 1952-1955 (Atlantic 2xLP 1985)
(Various) – Freedom Songs: Selma, Alabama (Folkways 1965)
(Various) – Jazz Odyssey Volume 1 The Sound Of New Orleans 1917-1947 (Columbia Special Products 3xLP 1964)
(Various) - Less Than Zero (Def Jam 1987)
(Various) – The Real Calypso 1927-1946 (Folkways 1966)
(Various) – Send Your Children To The Orphan Home: Calypso Songs Of Social Commentary And Love Troubles (Folkways 1981)
(Various) – Urgh! A Music War (A&M 2xLP 1981)
(Various) – Where Was Butler: A Calypso Documentary From Trinidad (Folkloric 1987)
(Various) – Winners & Losers: Campaign Songs From The Critical Elections In American History Volume 2 1896-1976 (Folkways 1980)

RECYCLED READS, Sep 20, $1 each CDs
Toby Keith – How Do You Like Me Now?! (Dreamworks 1999)
Madonna – Erotica (Maverick 1992)
(Various) – Play Me A Polka: Tex-Czech Polkas (Rounder 1994)

* -- oops,already had a copy of this one

Really lucked out at the Value Village tonight. Records are listed as $1.99 but it's half-off day and the clerk messed up anyways so I paid less than a dollar for each of these:

Dio "Holy Diver"
Alice Cooper "Love It To Death"
Alice Cooper "Welcome to My Nightmare"
Ozzy Osbourne "Blizzard of Oz"
Metal Church "Metal Church"
Suzi Quatro "Your Mama Won't Like Me"
Steve Martin "A Wild and Crazy Guy"

Thrift store buy, "The Early Twentieth Century," a 5-LP set of music by Bartok, Gershwin, Milhaud, Schoenberg, Stravinsky, etc. Looks as if it has never been played. Marked $3 but bought on half-price Thursday.

Found (and purchased) this morning at a Goodwill in Westport, CT (all lp's)

Love-Four Sail
The Tony Williams Lifetime-Ego
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane
Herbie Mann-London Underground
Herbie Mann-Push Push
The Sufi Choir
Talking Heads-Stop Making Sense
Pharoah Sanders-Jewels of Thought
Terje Rydpal-What Comes After
John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
David Holland Quartet-Conference of the Birds
Soft Machine-Soft Machine Six
Pharoah Sanders-Karma
The Tony Williams Lifetime- (turn it over)
Brian Auger's Oblivion Express
John McLaughlin-Devotion
Sam Rivers-Sizzle
Cecil Taylor-Nefertiti, the Beautiful One Has Come
Miles Davis-Get Up With It

Merry Christmas to me.

Impressive. Good condition?

Yeah I would've walked out of that place with a giant smile on my face. California thrifts are all terminally picked over so it's rare to find even one good thing.

good scores kwhitehead. especially in a goodwill!

dave holland's conference of the birds and miles' get up with are two of my all-time jazz records, those are amazing

I've had a quite a year at the area Goodwills. Seems to me there was quite a bit of attic/basement cleanout happening in the New Haven area. The condition of many are quite good and the remainder are dingy but serviceable. I plan on giving them all a good cleaning.

Oh, and regarding Gooodwill record shopping, it's all about the timing.

went to one record fair where I could not find anything to buy. twas so dispiriting! felt like I'd wasted my day, until I flipped through a $1 box and found the Metroplex 12" of Eddie 'Flashin' Fowlkes - "Goodbye Kiss":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjcbxtYF_bI

didn't want to take any chances on further luck - snatched it up and I'm outta here...!

that's the one I usually remember first, but I also bought my copy of Metro's 1976 self-titled LP for $1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kX8LOVII0o

I got it thanks to a mention by Ted White in reference to Lou Stathis' wake.
also picked up their second album, produced by Mike Thorne.
when I hear "Criminal World" I wonder if the insistent pulse inspired the drums & guitar in "I Should Have Known Better".

http://scontent-a-pao.cdninstagram.com/hphotos-xfa1/t51.2885-15/10903382_336999706506680_2054101708_n.jpg

i would not hesitate to buy that for a dollar

First dollar-bin dig in a while. The bins round these parts have been very dry of late; everything that used to be a dollar is now $5+ due to the vinyl boom. Was pleasantly surprised today by:

Love Tractor - This Ain't No Outerspace Ship
The Tubes - The Completion Backwards Principle
Big Country - Steeltown
Squeeze - Sweets From a Stranger
Angel City - Darkroom
Dire Straits - EP
Graham Parker & the Shot - Steady Nerves
and best of all: Keith Jarrett - Staircase (jacket and sleeves a little rough but vinyl is 100%)

Score! $2 ea:
Bill Frisell - Rambler
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy - Distressed Gentlefolk

Distressed Gentlefolk is great! Any Love Tractor for a dollar is a steal! Good finds!

My last good dollar find was the Grateful Dead's Terrapin Station, but that was months back.

Had a blast listening to Distressed Gentlefolk last night for the first time in many moons. Almost every song is a modest gem.

Went to the big record show this morning. Got three interesting political LPs, all sealed and all $5 from a guy I worked with 30 years ago (in a record store, where else?):

LBJ in the Catskills
Portrait of Adlai Stevenson (long interview from '56; the LP came out in '60)
Eisenhower

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41kAAXWSGfL.jpg

Haven't played them yet, so I don't know if the last actually has Nixon on it, or just someone reading his words.

Also: The Best of Ronnie Dove ($5), The Very Best of Del Reeves ($4, sealed), Matthew Sweet's Sunshine Lies ($10, but still sealed and a double), and a few $2 CDs. Among the latter, Final Damnation, which I thought was a best-of from the track listing (pointless in any case, seeing as I already have a two-LP Damned compilation), but turns out to be a live reunion show from '88. Even at $2, I nominate this as the most ill-advised purchase in the entire history of recorded music.

Came across this the other day at the same Goodwill mentioned above:
http://www.discogs.com/Remains-The-Remains/release/2949219

That's a hell of a find. And a great record.

Oh, and regarding Gooodwill record shopping, it's all about the timing.

― kwhitehead, Monday, December 22, 2014 4:11 PM

i.e. getting there as soon as they open?

I found the Warren Zevon bio I'll Sleep When I'm Dead today at a Goodwill ($3).

i.e. getting there as soon as they open?

By timing I mean things beyond your control, like getting there just after they bring a load of records out, or getting to a fresh stack before all the other record nerds get there.

What I learned in college is to just go often and look thoroughly.

yup

BREAKAWAY, Sep 27 - $1
Kleeer – Seeekret (Atlantic 1985)

RECYCLED READS, Oct 12 - 50 cents
Seona McDowell – Australian Ballads: The Early Years (Folkways 1981)

WATERLOO, Oct 25 - $1 each
Anita Baker – Rapture (Elektra 1986)
Bucks Fizz – Are You Ready (RCA UK 1982)
Kathy Dalton – Boogie Bands & One Night Stands (Discreet 1974)
Hank Thompson and the Brazos Valley Boys – Cheyenne Frontier Days (Capitol 1962)

END OF AN EAR, Oct 25 - 50 cents each I think, $1 at most
The Boppers – s/t (Fantasy 1978)
Brass Construction – Renegades (Capitol 1984)
The Cucumbers – s/t (Fake Doom EP 1983)
M.V.D / Ebola – Domination Means Death (Thought Crime Germany 1997) -- useless; sold it at a garage sale a few months later
Takashi – Kamikaze Killers (Mongol Horde EP 1983)
(Various) – Boogie Bus: 16 Non-stop Boogie Hits By The Original Artists (Polystar UK 1979)

BREAKAWAY, 8 November - $1 each
Country Gazette – A Traitor In Our Midst! (United Artists 1972) -- totally bored me, though the LP cover was notably offensive
Stackridge – s/t (MCA 1971)

SID’S LAGOON (HOUSTON), 28 November - $1 each
Herman Brood and his Wild Romance – Cha Cha (Ariola 1978)
Ferron – Shadows On A Dime (Lucy 1984)
Flash and the Pan – Early Morning Wake-Up Call (Epic 1984)
Highway Chile – Storybook Heroes (Mirus 1983)
The Hotmud Family – Stone Mountain Wobble (Vetco 1974)
Modern Romance – Adventures In Clubland (Atlantic 1981)
Nazareth – Razamanaz (A&M 1973)
Mort Sahl – 1960 or Look Forward in Anger (Verve 1959)

WATERLOO RECORDS, March 7 - $1
Phil Harris – That’s What I Like About The South (RCA Camden 1958)

RECYCLED READS, March 14
Arthur Blythe – Illusions (Columbia 1980) 50 cents
Lindsay Logan – Speak (Casablanca 2004 CD) $1

AUSTIN RECORD CONVENTION, today - $1 (+ $8 parking but no entrance fee)
King Sunny Ade and his African Beats -- Togetherness [Ka Jo Se] (SALPS Nigeria 1984)
Razzy Bailey – s/t (RCA 1980)
The Blackbyrds – Night Grooves (Fantasy 1978) - w/ "Rock Creek Park"
B.T. Express – Non Stop (Roadshow 1975)
Earl Thomas Conley – Treadin’ Water (RCA 1984)
D-Train – s/t (Prelude 1982)
R.B. Greaves – s/t (Atco 1969) -- w/ "Take A Letter Maria"
Rick James – Bustin’ Out Of L Seven (Motown 1979)
Junior – Inside Lookin’ Out (Mercury 1983)
D.C. LaRue – The Tea Dance (Pyramid 1976) - w/ Lou Christie on one song
Prince – For You (Warner Bros. 1978) -- amazingly, never owned a copy of this before
Uriah Heep – Salisbury (Mercury 1971)
Tony Joe White – Black And White (Monument 1969) -- w/ "Polk Salad Annie"

Nice. Do you stick to $1 stuff, xhuxk, or did you get any pricier finds at the record show? Last one I went to the only $1 stuff I saw was 45s, but this is California...

I don't even look at more-than-a-dollar stuff. Don't want to be tempted!

Kathy Dalton – Boogie Bands & One Night Stands (Discreet 1974)

"Cannibal Forest" is the highlight here, imo. 40 years on it still sounds good.

I've been curious about that album (Kathy Dalton) for a while. Anything at all like Daughters of Albion?

Bought a record collection that was mainly comprised of excellent-to-dreary mid-70s boogie rock (T-Rex & ZZ Top to Status Quo and some of the Pretty Things' lesser efforts) plus a few outliers. The big surprise for me was The Only Ones - I'd never heard them before & they're great!

I'm not familiar with daughters of albion, but if it's an English folk thing (Albion in the name, gotta be, right?) then no.

And yes, The Only Ones are great!

Free bins at PooBah's:

The Threepenny Opera (2 LP set but I just noticed one disk has a serious warp)
Hair - Original Broadway Cast
An Evening With Mike Nichols and Elaine May
Ruth Wallis - Hot Songs for Cool Nights
Firesign Theater - Waiting for the Electrician
The Womenfolk - at the hungry i (1965, never heard of them, but looks promising)

$1 ea:
B-52s - Whammy!
Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks S/T
Leon Russell - Life & Love
Style Council - Our Favourite Shop

I love Dan Hicks! Don't know of a S/T release though, is it Original Recordings?

(Which contains "Milk Shakin' Mama," and any Hicks fans who haven't seen this, you really should:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWZ8wjQE_bY

Hadn't seen that before and it's awesome. Love Dan Hicks, did take me a while to get over the band name though.

I thought "Original Recordings" was a 'false' title, like ZOSO. But I don't know much.

END OF AN EAR, July 4 - 50 cents each
Ambrosia – Ambrosia (Warner Bros 1975 – 1978 pressing)
The Bottle Ups – Boppalina Goes West (Rainbow Sweden EP 1985)
The DeBarges – The DeBarges (Gordy DJ Copy 1981)
Freak Brothers – “Freak The Beat” (Subway Belgium 12-inch 1988)
Isley Jasper Isley – Broadway’s Closer To Sunset Blvd (CBS Associated 1984)
Jimmy James & the Vagabonds – Life (Casablanca 1977)
Jebediah – Rock ‘N’ Soul (Epic 1978)
Meercaz – Space Hate (Tic Tac Totally EP 2010)
National Lampoon – That’s Not Funny, That’s Sick! (Label 21 1977)
Billy Ocean – “European Queen (No More Love On The Run)” (Jive Spain 12-inch 1984)
Phil N The Blanks – Lands And Peoples (Pink 1982)
Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels – Sock It To Me! (New Voice 1967)
Snopek – First Band On The Moon (Mountain Railroad 1980)
Transvision Vamp – Pop Art (Uni 1988)
Wiseblood – “Motorslug” (Wax Trax! 12-inch 1985)
The Yankees – High N’ Inside (Big Sound 1978)
Yazz – Wanted (Big Life UK 1988)

END OF AN EAR, August 8 - 50 cents each
The Bolshoi – “Sob Story”/”Amsterdam”/”Crosstown Traffic” (Situation Two EP 1985)
Peabo Bryson – Reaching For The Sky (Capitol 1978)
China Crisis – Working With Fire And Steel (Virgin 1983)
Richard “Dimples” Fields – Mmm… (RCA 1984)
Flying Lizards – “Money”/”Summertime Blues” (Virgin 12-inch 1979)
Incredible String Band – U (Elektra 2xLP 1970)
Kansas – Masque (Kirshner 1975)
Kissing The Pink – “Stand Up (Get Down)” (Magnet/WEA UK 12-inch 1988)
New Marines – No Peace (American/Enigma EP 1983)
3rd Bass – “Steppin’ To The A.M.” (Def Jam 12-inch 1989)

WATERLOO, August 8 - $1 each
April Wine – Stand Back (Aquarius/Big Tree 1975)
Meg Christian – Face The Music (Olivia 1977)
Walter Egan – Not Shy (Columbia 1978)
Chico Freeman – Tradition In Transition (Elektra Musician 1982)
Hunters And Collectors – Human Frailty (I.R.S. 1986)
Lambert, Hendricks and Ross – The Way-Out Voices Of (Odyssey c. late ‘60s)
Johnny Lee – Lookin’ For Love (Full Moon/Asylum 1980)

ANTONE’S, August 15 - $1 each
B-52s – Mesopotamia (Warner Bros. EP 1982)
Bonzo Dog Band – The Doughnut In Granny’s Greenhouse (Sunset 1978)
Dȗrocs – Dȗrocs (Capitol 1979)
Foxx – Set Me Free (Malaco 1986)
Rainbow – Rising (Polydor 1976)
Pat Travers – Pat Travers (Polydor 1976)
(Various) – Live Stiffs (Stiff 1978)

BREAKAWAY, August 15 - $1 each
Ambrosia – Somewhere I’ve Never Traveled (Warner Bros. 1976)
City Boy – Dinner At The Ritz (Mercury 1976)
Tom T. Hall – The Rhymer And Other Five And Dimers (Mercury 1973)
Jerry Reed – Texas Bound And Flyin’ (RCA 1980)

HALF-PRICE BOOKS off I-35, South Austin, today - $1 each
George Benson – Bad Benson (CTI 1974)
Budgie – Bandolier (A&M 1975)
Nick Gilder – Frequency (Chrysalis 1979)
Silverfish – With Scrambled Eggs (Creation UK EP 1992)

And yes, I know I typo'd "Lindsay Lohan" up above.

That Mitch Ryder, Budgie and Silverfish would make me pretty happy if I found them. Actually been looking for that Silverfish for a while, don't know why I can find everything else by them but that.

Nashville:
Jane Edwards, Hunger for Reality (Newborn 197?)
Terry Garthwaite, Hand in Glove (Fantasy 1978)
Tommy Overstreet, Heaven Is My Woman's Love (Dot 1972)
Tommy Overstreet, Live from the Silver Slipper (ABC 1975)
Lester Flatt and Mac Wiseman, Lester 'n' Mac (RCA 1970)
The Osborne Brothers, Ru-beeeee (Decca 1970)
Stoneground, Flat Out (Flat Out 1976)
Lainie Kazan, Right Now! (MGM ?)
Buffy Sainte-Marie, Changing Woman (MCA 1975)
Mimi Farina and Tom Jans, Take Heart (A&M 1972)
Etta James, Stickin' to My Guns (Island 1990)
Herbie Mann, Hold On, I'm Comin' Live 1972 (Atlantic 1973)
Mental as Anything, If You Leave Me, Can I Come Too? (A&M 1982)
Lana Cantrell, The Now of Then! (RCA 1969)
Ben E. King, Rough Edges (Maxwell 1970)
Rod Hart, Breakeroo! (Plantation 1976)

END OF AN EAR today, $1
Eve Moon – Eve Moon (Capitol 1981)

BREAKAWAY, today, $1 each
Gus – Convicted! (Nemperor 1980)
Mason Profit – Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream (Ampex 1971)
War – Galaxy (MCA 1977)

RECYCLED READS today
Rosanne Cash – Rhythm & Romance (Columbia 1985) - 50 cents
Charlie Daniels – Honey In The Rock (Kama Sutra 1973 – w/ “Uneasy Rider”) - 50 cents
Ronald L. Davis – A History Of Music In American Life: Volume 1–The Formative Years, 1620-1865 (Robert Krieger Publishing book 982) - $1

WATERLOO, November 15, $1
The Godz – Nothing Is Sacred (Casablanca 1979) – oops, forgot which Godz LP I'd kept; already had this one.
Paris – Paris (Capitol 1976)