Nice to get back in the swing of things after a short while of inactivity. I drove 4 1/2 hours to Cambridge City Indiana, did my work in only about 2 hours, then drove back west to spend the night in Indianapolis. This was on the way and well worth it.
Roger Miller
I scooped this in Michigan about 2 1/2 years ago. Don't see it too often.
Arnett Cobb Is Back
Not familiar with Mr. Cobb but this one did look interesting. I had terrible cell reception so I was having trouble doing any kind of research on artists and releases. I wonder if it was this misprint (linked here) I found, I might have grabbed it in that case.
Force Majeure
I was sure this was a 12" single due to the short track list (either durations were not listed or I did not see them), which did seem odd given the limited info I had on this groups genre.
Let Me Party With You
Fairly outrageous disco album in beat condition.
Solid Gold
This one I have a little regret on not grabbing, it is nearly 50 years old. The track list is solid and something about the font and the colors on the cover called out to me. Again, I couldn't do any research, not sure if it would have mattered, maybe the lesson is to go with my gut once in a while.
Good High
Something about Mr. Brick here makes me uncomfortable. Maybe it is that he seems very uncomfortable, despite his efforts to look like he is having a pleasant day. This gives me bad vibes.
What A Diff'rence A Day Makes
Finally one I did grab. I wouldn't pass on much Kudu stuff, it is an extension of my CTI obsession. Nice bunch of sidemen here. Still has the original inner sleeve to boot. The price did seem low and now that I look closely, it seems like the lazy cashier accidentally charged me for a 7" and not an LP!
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