To: duckman
My rule of thumb: If the record is cheap and you’ve never seen it before, BUY IT! You get stuck with a lot of trash, but you also get some real gems.
There are plenty of white obscurities too. I always had a preference for rockabilly, hot country, and garage bands.
Back in those days, every kid (black or white) had a fantasy of being the next big star, and most of them never made it, but they certainly tried.
77 posted on
10/30/2011 6:22:32 AM PDT by
Fresh Wind
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To: Fresh Wind
“You get stuck with a lot of trash, but you also get some real gems.”
That didn't happen to me that often, I had several portable phonographs, I would take with me, that were battery operated, so you could hear the record first before you decided to buy. Also I went with several collector buddies that had the same phono’s. So if they were playing something different and I liked it I would grab one out of the stack. I never thought the music would be around that long else I would have picked up multiple copies.
80 posted on
10/30/2011 6:33:35 AM PDT by
duckman
(Herman 2012 Zero's worst night mare.)
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