#vinyljunkies

The Stray Cats greasier and grittier cousins? One of my favorites from way back when. These guys deserved better, like so many bands back then. Start with the second track. "lets go to the beach"

Vinyl is one of the most amazing music formats but has a natural tendency to attract dust and grime. And we all know that fingerprints, dust, static, scratches create unwanted noise, or can make the turntable

I found this gem back in the days when everyone sold off their records for digital. A very young and ambitious Elton Here's a version from youtube. I think there may be a better one out there with more

Ready steady go! Get your dance moves moving. What a great time this was. Turn it up

Queen Bitch The album Oh you pretty things 1972 I might be a bit odd but i wish he would have never fixed his teeth. :) Kooks Andy warhol Have you seen the movie Basquiat? David does the best Andy Warhol.

Before Billy Idol was was a solo act there was Generation X Your generation Live 1977 Kiss me deadly Valley of the dolls 1979 wild youth

Way out ahead of everyone... this is what great artists do isn't it? His Berlin era is scary and dark and fantastic. 1977...i can only dimly imagine him and the musicians working on this. This record freaks

Bowie took it back to a rocking harder edge combo and they do that for certain. Maybe the least appreciated era for him? I got this 10 inch single in 1991 for a dollar! Under the god Live in 1989 Sacrifice

The one and only Sam Cooke. Gone much to soon. Here's over two hours of songs The studio recordings are great but if you want to know what he could really do listen to this! Live in 1963 These old photo

Our House. Written by Graham Nash while he was living with Joni Mitchell. That's her painting on the album cover. Joni was quite the muse for so many. And the greatest of them all... But that's another

Surfer girl live in 1964 at the T.A.M.I. show. The entire T.A.M.I show is incredible if you haven't seen it Your summer dream All summer long The imaginary summer... that plays out every year oddly enough.

This is a gem of a recording. Sam Cooke at his finest. Anyone ever heard it? Listen to how he works the audience throughout the show. Legend. No, really!

This blew me away the first time i heard it. I would call it one of the greatest live recordings ever. And i also am amazed that because of the internet i'm a facebook friend of Steve Hunter and he posts

Nine pound hammer by Merle Travis Lorena I still miss someone live from Folsom Prison Bob Dylan's Don't think twice, it's alright. Live in Newport 1964

This is a later pressing without the fold out inside with the full length photo :( A really great live version of Drive in Saturday where he tells the story of it. 11-25-72 The record Panic in Detroit

Vinyl ~ Django Reinhardt

Oh you pretty things Live at the BBC 1972 I liked his crookedy teeth! The album Queen Bitch Live 1972 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Mick Ronson turned David into a rock star and you can hear it

There aren't many people who can write a song and lyrics like this guy. 1973 and I'm 15 again and the world is wide open in front of me. The truth? It's hard for me to listen to these songs For Everyman

The album Live in 1970 Another live one - 1970

Steve Winwood... That voice! John Barleycorn must die Glad - Freedom rider Stranger to himself