Basic Hip offers the marvelous Michel Legrand: Michel Legrand Plays For Dancers
Kiddie Records Weekly continues to deliver the coolest retro-fun on the 'net with this weeks selection - Woody Woodpecker and his Talent Show
Hepcat Willy has Man on the Moon, the flight of Apollo 11
Another great dustbin find.
(From the liner notes) "The successful flight of Apollo 11 has brought honor to the astronauts, to the U.S., and to all of mankind. Yet it cost the people of the United States 24 billion dollars. And it cost the country the lives of three of its finest men, Astronauts Virgil "Gus" Grissom, Roger Chaffee, and Edward White, who were killed in a tragic training accident. This record, then, is dedicated to all those who have worked so long and so hard to help turn man's age-old dream of setting foot on the moon into reality, and is issued in commemoration of the flight of Apollo 11."
Sweet Thunder offers
Beatles Sing Along/ Radio 1980 (4.16)
Nervous Breakdown of Hanna Barbera (9.05)
Here are some more Beatles sing alongs and a screwed up kids record collage from the Ken Sims collection.
Mister Swank thows a punky curve with This Is Phoenix, Not The Circle Jerks...
We're going to switch lanes here real quick and delve into an album that helped form the soundtrack of my high-school life back in the early 80's. There was some buzz on the Exotica list about early-80's punk awhile back, so I figure this is fair game - sure, it ain't TSOL or Shattered Faith, but this is the punk rock of my youth as a bored kid with a new driver's license, and it's what I loved.
And the ever extraordinary Record Brother has Rush to Judgement...
"This spoken word offering might be the First Lp voicing dissent from the Conclusion of The Warren Commission."