
Quite possibly the sexiest voice ever. Ann-Margret here pre-redhead but definitely not pre-sex kitten days. This record is from 1962. Hubba-hubba!GET ONE OF THESE SONGS IN VOLUME ONE

Quite possibly the sexiest voice ever. Ann-Margret here pre-redhead but definitely not pre-sex kitten days. This record is from 1962. Hubba-hubba!
Here are three great songs off of a Kraftwerk Maxi-Single for The Telephone Call. I actually remember hearing this song on the radio for about a week back in '86 or '87. Thanks to Carlos for letting me borrow this.
Alright. I'm in Minnesota where it is currently rainy, crappy and cold. I'm hoping this will bring me to a warm and happy place. I love this cover! No doubt it was taken just moments before this chick burst into flames...
Here is a read along book and record from 1984. The Muppets Take Manhattan. I can't tell if it's a voice actor doing all the voices, or the real people. I go back and forth.
This one was bought at a garage sale on it's cover merit alone. Judging by the red rings around this guys eyes, I don't think he made it much longer that night. It's your average polka-beer drinking song and the record quality sounds like shit. I'll post a song anyway.
Educational, Informative, Entertaining... Go from A to Z learning about he Star Wars Universe in rhyme. Again, this one sounds pretty crappy too and it was also from unplayed records. Cheap plastic?
STAR WARS ADVENTURES IN ABC :: READ-ALONG BOOK AND RECORD
OK kiddies. Time to brush up on your colors and shapes with your favorite Star Wars characters. This is from Buena Vista Records, 1983. They really have Han play the part of a prick in this one. The sound is pretty crappy which is surprising because I removed the wrap from this one before I recorded it. It was never played.
STAR WARS ADVENTURES IN COLORS AND SHAPES :: READ-ALONG BOOK AND RECORD

Lenny Dee is the unsung hero of the early hyper synthesizer. Man! It sounds like this guy has sunshine shooting right out of his backside. The perfect music to play while you make balloon animals for small children. I love it!
I just can't get enough of early '60s Cocktail Culture, especially the record covers. This little clarinet fueled gem was bought for just that reason. It looks like this guy is living the good life. He's probably getting smashed over his lunch hour...
This one is rare. I apologize for it sounding so bad, but I'm sure this is the best copy I'll see. The recording level is very low and there is a lot of background noise. I'm posting it so people can at least hear what it sounds like. I know I was curious.
JAMES DEAN :: JAMES DEAN ON CONGA DRUMS IN AN AD-LIB JAM SESSION

Here are three Smokey and the Bandit tracks from Jerry Reed's East Bound and Down record. This movie is definately one of my favorites and I don't like to admit it.
Morrissey reported at SXSW that The Smiths were offered $5 million to play the Coachella Music Festival. The offer was rejected and there will be no reunion. "No, because money doesn't come into it." He continued, "It never has. I do what I do because it's all that I am." Just take the money Moz. We want to see a reunion!
Everyone was covering the Star Wars Theme in 1977. Here is the Electric Moog Orchestra's version. A little reminiscent of old video games...
THE ELECTRIC MOOG ORCHESTRA :: STAR WARS THEME
Here is a thrift store buy. The record was in pretty rough shape but I thought I'd post some songs anyway. A little sweet. A little creepy... The album is called Let's Be Together Today by none other than Mister Rogers.