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I picked this up for $1 from a guy who had thousands of records for sale on the top floor of a horse carriage barn next door to the Mad Hatter down here in Covington.  He had tons of cool maps up there and a whole slew of weird doo-dads tucked away in glass cases.

At first I thought I was walking into a trap after I walked through the second chain link fence inside the barn. Visions of zipper-lipped rubber masks and red rubber-ball gags danced wildly in my head. I was never meant to be a barnyard boy toy; it’s just not my style.

Luckily I was assaulted only by the stench of horse crap and gnats that hung heavy in the air.  My gamble paid off because he had great gobs of good stuff up there; each a buck apiece. I bought 20 records from him and plan to go back when the fever peaks.

The best part of this story is that I just found this album for sale online for $155. The moral is that sometimes your vinyl hunt’s gotta get weird if you’re gonna get lucky.

Enjoy.

Click here to download Afro-American Jazz Dance

**Update: The guy I bought this album from now has some of his vinyl for sale online with Free Shipping. Check it out here http://www.thevinyldays.com/

5 Comments

  1. Thanks for this, white sound=SMOOTH, as well as the whole album, This record should be worth $100,000

    • white sound….more like melting butter sound

  2. Hey, Wait a minute, That Guy Was ME!

    I still have thousands of records for sale, and lots of other stuff. To access
    my stuff, go to http://www.ChucksHouse.com for directions. Sorry about not assulting you but I’m not really into that.

    I am glad you found a great record, I just wish I had checked, as Homer says, “What are you gonna do?”.

    Later.

    Chuck E.

    • Hey Chuck,

      Thanks for stopping by and thanks for letting me scrounge through your stacks…it was a blast. I’ll keep spreading the word about your goldmine.

      Keep On Truckin’

  3. thanks for this!


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