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The Allman Brothers - Piedmont Park 1969
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Soooo...while "jacking around" on your other "First vinyl records now cassette tapes making a comeback" thread rohrt, I dug out some more vinyl and threw on "Just what I needed" for a spin
![]() Don't know exactly what it is (humidity?) that makes vinyl LP playback sound so rich and full on rainy days like we're having today.
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Spinning now: bennie wallace - the fourteen bar blues
"Loft jazz is a Big Apple phenomenon that has had several incarnations..."
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"Baby you can drive my car..." "Beep, beep, beep, beep, yeah!"
the beatles 1962 - 1966 |
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One of my all time fave LPs...David Lindley El Rayo-X
"I was thinking 'bout my image, I can't wash my car..." And now... "If I had money, tell you what I'd do I'd go downtown and buy a Mercury too..." ![]() |
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Edit: YouTube full album for those who are "Vinyl Challenged" here http://youtu.be/D4GkgQZ8zMk Enjoy!
Last edited by Alvin; 09-11-2015 at 04:10 PM. |
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So, while playing vinyl other day, put on some Janice and took a quick pic of Mrs poster of her (Janice) on her Porsche...but didn't post it due to poor quality. Opened up digital copy of November 2015 Hemmings Sports and Exotics and what do I see?
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My previous taken poor quality image w Janis on hood
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2nd page from November 2015 Hemmings Sports and Exotics w Janis' Porsche
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Mercedes Benz http://youtu.be/C-GFqhCq2HA
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There was pro shot video / audio of Atlanta Pop and it still has not been released. PO's me! This release has one disc of Atlanta on it. Note listing of "Whippen" Post, ha.
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![]() Alvin, I always thought these two greatest hits albums had awesome covers! The first photo (red album) was 1963, taken in the stairwell at EMI Records, when The Beatles were first signed. Ringo had just joined the group, and didn't yet have his haircut to match the others. When recording the 1969 album "Get Back" (which would eventually be released as "Let It Be"), they had the idea of posing in the same stairwell, in the same positions. The original concept of the "Get Back" album was that The Beatles wanted to get back to their roots, playing live, and simplifying their recording process. Their long time producer and master craftsman of their sound, George Martin, was not invited to participate. The "Get Back" sessions showed how dysfunctional the band had become, and was a disaster. The album and film were shelved. By the time "Let It Be" was released, the group was effectively broken up. United Artists, the film company that owned the rights to the movie and soundtrack, decided that "Get Back" was an inappropriate title considering the animosity shared among the group members. They used Paul's song "Let It Be" as a new title, which seemed more appropriate now. The new cover for "Let It Be" consisted of 4 pics of the members taken from the movie.
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I like both the "strings" version (that's the version everyone is familiar with, the recordings that have been used since the album was released), as well as the "Let It Be...Naked" album that was released a few years ago. The "naked" album was the entire "Let It Be" album in its original form, before all the overdubs.
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1959-1980 Pontiac Window Sticker Reproductions : http://www.pontiacwindowstickers.com My Bio: I am currently writing articles for POCI's Smoke Signals magazine and enjoy promoting and discussing the history of the Pontiac Motor Division. |
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Thx for the back story's. Don't forget to post the old lengthy in depth Beatles PY thread link Mike from was mega GR8 info and details IIRC.
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Note below Janice in the original(?) with her dog Buddy as painted that differs from paint the one with her above and lower below When my Mrs and I visited the Port Arthur, TX museum in the early 2000s we saw Janice's Porsche on display in the Museums second floor...and we were trying to remember when exactly we were told there were actually two (2) cars...my wife saw it also at the Whitney Museum in NYC around '07 or '08...![]() Why it matters now? Reported that it will be going to auction at Sotheby's in December with an estimated $400,000 sale price...which will be interesting as you will see on the History Channel video - the engine is (was?) inop.! ![]() ![]() Edit: "Several replicas of Janis’ beloved 356 have been built over the years. The original (itself restored several times) sits in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland. https://porschemania.wordpress.com/2...6-convertible/ " I say: Still interesting to see original pix of Janice w different paint schemes...perhaps changed & "repaired" after rear grey primer theft episode?
Last edited by Alvin; 09-22-2015 at 09:58 PM. |
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5WSulenOUb0 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QeiosAwgkFo |
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