Yes, the band "Chicago" does most of "Electra-glide in Blue" soundtrack. Robert Blake's 70s films are so unique and that one's ending will shock for sure. Paul Cotton's first major band was Illinois Speed Press, then he moved onto "Poco" after Richie Furay left...
Hi Tuco! Thanks for the shout out on Rachel’s channel! Nice Miles Davis find, and that’s a good looking house, even if you are still setting it up! Take care!- Jean
Cool cover in Electra Glide in Blue soundtrack. It is one of my fav 70s films. I have the original finnish movie poster of movie. And nice Miles Davis finds. Congrats finding house!
@@VinylHunter If it definitely different biker movie, because it is from the view of police. It have all good elements of 70s movie where anything could happen.
Hi, I’m new to your video series. Thanks for this great tour of different record hunting adventures. Was fun looking through the bins with you, spotting records I have as well spotting records that are frequently seen in thrift stores. I think you pass up a few rare easy listening jams but seems you’re pretty thorough west looking. I notice a lot of those disco single 12 inch LPs. I have learned to look at labels whenever I find records that are just in an inner sleeve or without a cover at all. That’s how I found several rare test pressings.
Hi Tuco!!! so cool to see your new place..... now you really have a lot of work to do!!! Never heard any of those records before, but Miles Davis and JJ Cale at a thrift store, that's awesome. cheers and be well
Relay an enjoyable video tour of record hunting and your new place sure is cool, great that you have a basement for your music room. I hope you like the acoustics. I was wondering what that really great easy listening song is that you played several times in this video. It sounded almost like a James Bond theme but done by someone like Ray Conniff Orchestra.
Thank you! The song in the video is just a free download of royalty-free music. I'm not sure what it's called or where i got it (i never have been able to find that particular site again)...but i dig it! I thought it sounded like a cross between Bond and Ennio Morricone, but now i totally hear the Ray Conniff too!
It's cool te be able to compare thriftstore in the US and where I live (the Netherlands). I used to do similar videos where I showed the records, but it takes i little too long to edit for me.
Its cool seein someone film videos in an area im so familiar with idk how much of 50s pop ur into 50s and 60s is my main era i enjoy i even have some Johnny mathis and andy williams but i listen to it all i recommend ronnie dove i saw one of his in there👍😁
I'm really into space-age bachelor pad music and exotica (late 50s early 60s)...that's about as close to 50s pop that i get...you'll see me pick up a LOT of that stuff!!! Probably lots of stuff that's right in your wheelhouse! In fact, I've got a video coming up sometime in the next few weeks where i pick up maybe 60-70 records at an estate sale in Columbus Nebraska! Do you live in Nebraska?
Congratulations on the new home! Loving the search and dig. I seriously HATE when a thrift shelves their records face out on some high shelf..like how can anyone really leaf thru them?? Somebody liked the Heritage USA Singers.
Oh man!...trying to flip through that top shelf one-handed while filming was nearly impossible! I've got another scenario coming up soon where i was in a thrift store, and they had their records on the bottom shelf, they were standing upright, but here was nothing there to support them standing upright...they kept falling over...i kept losing my place...if i remember correctly, i had to grab things from nearby shelves to help prop the records up, all while sitting on the floor, with people shopping literally on top of me!
Once again, a nice vinyl searching adventure! All of those failures are worth it when you factor in the amazing albums you can find. Wow, Miles Davis in a Goodwill.... I think I would have passed out seeing that. That Housemartins vinyl was pretty sweet too, I've got a comp on CD from them, but no vinyl. "Happy Hour" was their biggest hit in the US I think. I do remember hearing it on the alternative station a lot. Electra Glide in Blue would be another great soundtrack to find. Love your videos.
Holy crap I went to that Peter Pan Fantasy Land show when I was a kid, the record you showed at the very beginning of the video huge flashback LOL......crazy diggin Tuco , get that room done !!!!
TUCO, I know this is old information now when I'm watching the video, but congratulations on the house! When you came across that REO Speedwagon Decade of Rock and Roll it made me kind of laugh. I've always been an REO Speedwagon fan. At least up through about 1981 or maybe it was 1980. I love some of their 1970s LPs and especially Lost In A Dream. But when you came across that LP you got, it reminded me of when I found it again 2 years ago. I really loved that one growing up because it was all live but man was I disappointed when I realized how poor the audio is on that recording. I never knew it as a young man when listening to it but the audio on it is just kind of a muffled Hi-Fi it seemed. Still a great LP but I'm hoping one day they might put out a remaster of that one. I'm still looking for the Friday Music repressing of You Get What You Play For. I've bought three or four copies of the regular pressing of it in the last 2 years looking for a really good copy. And then I saw that Friday Music had done a remaster on it but I'm not going to pay $125 to $200 like the crazy people online are asking for it. I've been thinking for a while that sooner or later there's going to be some REO Speedwagon that you come across. And it looks like you finally did :-) I enjoyed the hunt and keep up the good work! Brian in Fort Worth 🎶
I rarely pass up novelty records and would have grabbed that Lou Monte LP. you flipped through early in the video. He was an Italian American singer popular in the '50s and '60s and did a lot of Italian themed novelty numbers.
The most interesting vinyl find I had at the Columbus Goodwill (I go often I'm from Norfolk) was a copy of madness one step beyond. Sadly it was destroyed, water damaged and moldy. Still almost bought it
Man!!! I HATE when they happens!!! I've had that happen several times when you come across a really good album at a thrift store, but it's totally roasted!
The last 2lps are a great score. My bookshelves are super heavy duty. They were cut to proper measurements outdoors. All assembly was done in the basement and the problem is that if I ever have to move...they will never go through the stairway. Oops! Overkill doesn't pay as I won't be able to take them apart. Take care and ☮️.
At my old house, my music room was on the main floor. I built the record shelf right there in that room. But I did take care to make sure that I would be able to get it out the door... unfortunately I never considered having to move it into a basement. And mines glued too so it can't come apart
Yeah they had many 12" singles...i just had so little time (only half hour lunch break) to go through all those records....so, i usually end up missing something because i didn't have the time to look them all up. Thanks for stopping by!!!
Housemartins … British band early 80s lead singer also lead singer of the beautiful south and other members include Norman cook (famous dance DJ from early 2000s AKA Fatboy slim.
Hey man congrats on the new pad! That basement has def potential Love the brick area is that like a fireplace? Man just be really careful that the basement doesn’t take on any water like during a hard rain as it could spell disaster for records! I learned that the hard way in a rental place I had Anyway back to the vid!
I definitely don't want to be the next Steve Carlson! What a nightmare that would be! This basement looks dry...but you never know. My plan is to have probably 3-4 crates of records in the basement, and they'd be on a shelf, waist high/browsing level...so hopefully they'd be safe from taking in rain water.... But, now you've got me thinking about the OTHER danger! Don't put them under the upstairs bathroom!!! One big turd can overflow a toilet and wipe out a collection!!! My other fear is that the big record shelf in my bedroom, because of baseboard trim, sits about 2" away from the wall...so i can't screw it to the wall. Hopefully it doesn't fall over! I AM confident that it is stronger than any store bought shelves...tipping is my only concern.
I don't have know idea what motorcycle cop record was, but it was looking really cool. Swedish folk music!!?! :D Omaha Nebraska, place I'd like to visit one day. That will be nice music room! Really interesting to see progress. So LaVIsta is close to Omaha... If I someday found myself from Nebraska, I'll need to ask from you where to go. Maybe I'd like to go to all record stores. I guess that Mozart cd is really common in thrift stores also there. Here it was every where in some point. Titanic soundtrack I might have bought if it was really cheap. and isn't goodwill always cheap? mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
I'd gladly show you around if you ever came here! Bring the Gas Mask! Goodwill records used to be 59 cents here...not anymore...i was surprised this store was only a dollar!
@@VinylHunter That would be cool. we all have to have dreams. I am dreaming also visiting again in Japan someday. But like ABBA sings "Money money must be funny."
Obrigada! Sim, eu tenho muitas trilhas sonoras! Eu acho que provavelmente cerca de 250 trilhas sonoras e partituras! Eu tenho um fraco por eles 🤣😂🤣 Ennio Morricone, crime/espião jazz, Goblin, John Carpenter, etc!
I e seen that Robert Blake Cop ST around and I take it out and look it over every time but never grab it! How is it? Is it cool or what? If so I may have to pick it up Cool grab on that Miles Davis album! I like how the music of intrigue plays in the background and as it builds I’m just expecting you to unveil some unholiest of grails Haha! Going through shitty records has never been so interesting LoL! Cool stuff! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️ PS Id probably have grabbed that Rare Earth Get Ready even tho I already have it! It’s a good solid rock album!
I haven't listen to Electraglide In Blue yet (or ANY of the records I've bought in the last several months, for that matter) Couldn't tell you off is any good yet...but it's bike related so i had to have it! I'd thought about the Rare Earth. I know Get Ready from oldies radio. I was just telling someone, I usually don't pick up too much stuff that i hear on oldies radio...not that i don't like them...in fact oldies station is the only radio i listen too!...but, i end up NEVER pulling out the records to listen to them...so I'm TRYING to not buy them so they're not taking up space!
I just listened to some Electra Glide In Blue on youtube...meh. Very 70s but not in a good way. 70s porn, but not in a good way. I know those last two sentences are enough to get you to buy it just to see what I'm talking about!! 🤣 I wouldn't spend more than a couple bucks on it...it's got a nice looking gatefold, so it's got that going for it. One track starts out sounding a bit like John Carpenter but quickly takes a turn to the shitty side!
@@VinylHunter haha, no problem, I'm a 6'3" 120kg bricklayer from Australia. I'll unload them tires like frisbees so we can have more time digging..🤣🤣🤣..all the 👌 best. Keep these videos coming
Yeah I've thought about that...i just think I'll have a hard time aiming it...plus I'm not trying to bring attention to myself...i think the only way I'd be able to aim a gopro would be to wear it on my head...and I'm just not down with that. I can film more stealthfully (is that a word?) with my phone, and only occasionally have a struggle with flipping and filming at the same time
I always hit the ‘thumbs up’ button cos it tells me I’ve seen that episode.
That is a good idea! I'm going to start using your method!
Yes, the band "Chicago" does most of "Electra-glide in Blue" soundtrack. Robert Blake's 70s films are so unique and that one's ending will shock for sure. Paul Cotton's first major band was Illinois Speed Press, then he moved onto "Poco" after Richie Furay left...
I didn't realize that was Chicago!!
I really dig that Illinois Speed Press record!!
Several members of Chicago are in the movie. The movie was produced and directed by Chicago and Blood, Sweat & Tears producer James William Guercio.
Hi Tuco! Thanks for the shout out on Rachel’s channel! Nice Miles Davis find, and that’s a good looking house, even if you are still setting it up! Take care!- Jean
No problem! I always try to send people to new channels...help out how i can.
Cool cover in Electra Glide in Blue soundtrack. It is one of my fav 70s films. I have the original finnish movie poster of movie. And nice Miles Davis finds. Congrats finding house!
I've never seen the movie! I'll have to check it out!
Have you had any visits from the VC Inspector lately!?!!
@@VinylHunter Luckily not. I don't open doors anymore.
@@VinylHunter If it definitely different biker movie, because it is from the view of police. It have all good elements of 70s movie where anything could happen.
Ouch !!! "Rare Earth" was a mistake. Congrats on the new digs.
Congrats on the new house!!! Basement listening area will be so cool when you get moved in....Happy Hunting!!!!
Thanks! I'll be sharing the progress!
Hi, I’m new to your video series. Thanks for this great tour of different record hunting adventures. Was fun looking through the bins with you, spotting records I have as well spotting records that are frequently seen in thrift stores.
I think you pass up a few rare easy listening jams but seems you’re pretty thorough west looking. I notice a lot of those disco single 12 inch LPs. I have learned to look at labels whenever I find records that are just in an inner sleeve or without a cover at all. That’s how I found several rare test pressings.
Wow! Cool you found some test pressings!!! I never found any before until a few months ago when i went to that hip hop record sale!
Hi Tuco!!! so cool to see your new place..... now you really have a lot of work to do!!! Never heard any of those records before, but Miles Davis and JJ Cale at a thrift store, that's awesome. cheers and be well
Thanks Cristian! I can't remember if i commented on it, but i just watched your contest entry video last night! Good luck on that!
Relay an enjoyable video tour of record hunting and your new place sure is cool, great that you have a basement for your music room. I hope you like the acoustics.
I was wondering what that really great easy listening song is that you played several times in this video. It sounded almost like a James Bond theme but done by someone like Ray Conniff Orchestra.
Thank you! The song in the video is just a free download of royalty-free music. I'm not sure what it's called or where i got it (i never have been able to find that particular site again)...but i dig it! I thought it sounded like a cross between Bond and Ennio Morricone, but now i totally hear the Ray Conniff too!
Housemartins had good stuff on it. Happy Hour was a great song!
Congratulations on the new home Tuco!
Thank you!!! I still haven't got it set up...I'm working so many hours...so little time to get it done!
Congrats on the new abode! Housemartins yeah baby!
Thank you!!! Hopefully I'll be making some pretty good progress on it this weekend! I haven't even got my stereo set up yet!
Rhino Records had a store here in Albany. All records were used but cool odd ball stuff. Once in a while I would go the Salvation Army
I'm a sucker for oddball stuff! 🤣😂🤣
Just love these thrift with me videos. You find alot of intersting stuff.
Thank you! I'm really enjoying making them! It's just me being me, you know...just filming what I'm already doing anyway!
It's cool te be able to compare thriftstore in the US and where I live (the Netherlands). I used to do similar videos where I showed the records, but it takes i little too long to edit for me.
True! I spend MANY hours making each video!
Its cool seein someone film videos in an area im so familiar with idk how much of 50s pop ur into 50s and 60s is my main era i enjoy i even have some Johnny mathis and andy williams but i listen to it all i recommend ronnie dove i saw one of his in there👍😁
I'm really into space-age bachelor pad music and exotica (late 50s early 60s)...that's about as close to 50s pop that i get...you'll see me pick up a LOT of that stuff!!! Probably lots of stuff that's right in your wheelhouse! In fact, I've got a video coming up sometime in the next few weeks where i pick up maybe 60-70 records at an estate sale in Columbus Nebraska! Do you live in Nebraska?
23:43 Wow! 'Miles In The Sky' is a fantastic Miles Davis album. That is a lucky score indeed provided it isn't scratched into oblivion.
Great score! The vinyl is actually in pretty good shape (visually( I haven't played it yet though.
Congratulations on the new home! Loving the search and dig. I seriously HATE when a thrift shelves their records face out on some high shelf..like how can anyone really leaf thru them?? Somebody liked the Heritage USA Singers.
Oh man!...trying to flip through that top shelf one-handed while filming was nearly impossible! I've got another scenario coming up soon where i was in a thrift store, and they had their records on the bottom shelf, they were standing upright, but here was nothing there to support them standing upright...they kept falling over...i kept losing my place...if i remember correctly, i had to grab things from nearby shelves to help prop the records up, all while sitting on the floor, with people shopping literally on top of me!
Once again, a nice vinyl searching adventure! All of those failures are worth it when you factor in the amazing albums you can find. Wow, Miles Davis in a Goodwill.... I think I would have passed out seeing that. That Housemartins vinyl was pretty sweet too, I've got a comp on CD from them, but no vinyl. "Happy Hour" was their biggest hit in the US I think. I do remember hearing it on the alternative station a lot. Electra Glide in Blue would be another great soundtrack to find. Love your videos.
Yeah that was crazy finding that Miles Davis!!! I listened to a bit of Electra Glide In Blue on YT this morning...I was pretty underwhelmed! 🤣
Holy crap I went to that Peter Pan Fantasy Land show when I was a kid, the record you showed at the very beginning of the video huge flashback LOL......crazy diggin Tuco , get that room done !!!!
Thanks VK! I'll be working on the room this weekend!
Watched this 👍😎
Thank Ewe!!! 🐏
TUCO, I know this is old information now when I'm watching the video, but congratulations on the house!
When you came across that REO Speedwagon Decade of Rock and Roll it made me kind of laugh. I've always been an REO Speedwagon fan. At least up through about 1981 or maybe it was 1980. I love some of their 1970s LPs and especially Lost In A Dream. But when you came across that LP you got, it reminded me of when I found it again 2 years ago. I really loved that one growing up because it was all live but man was I disappointed when I realized how poor the audio is on that recording. I never knew it as a young man when listening to it but the audio on it is just kind of a muffled Hi-Fi it seemed. Still a great LP but I'm hoping one day they might put out a remaster of that one. I'm still looking for the Friday Music repressing of You Get What You Play For. I've bought three or four copies of the regular pressing of it in the last 2 years looking for a really good copy. And then I saw that Friday Music had done a remaster on it but I'm not going to pay $125 to $200 like the crazy people online are asking for it. I've been thinking for a while that sooner or later there's going to be some REO Speedwagon that you come across. And it looks like you finally did :-)
I enjoyed the hunt and keep up the good work!
Brian in Fort Worth 🎶
Yeah, I'd think they'd have to be doing some nice sounding reissues sometime soon, don't they?
I rarely pass up novelty records and would have grabbed that Lou Monte LP. you flipped through early in the video. He was an Italian American singer popular in the '50s and '60s and did a lot of Italian themed novelty numbers.
Never heard of him til now...I'll have to look him up on YT.
Rare earth is a good one
Yeah, I was contemplating that one! I've never heard the full version of Get Ready!
The most interesting vinyl find I had at the Columbus Goodwill (I go often I'm from Norfolk) was a copy of madness one step beyond. Sadly it was destroyed, water damaged and moldy. Still almost bought it
Man!!! I HATE when they happens!!! I've had that happen several times when you come across a really good album at a thrift store, but it's totally roasted!
The last 2lps are a great score. My bookshelves are super heavy duty. They were cut to proper measurements outdoors. All assembly was done in the basement and the problem is that if I ever have to move...they will never go through the stairway. Oops! Overkill doesn't pay as I won't be able to take them apart. Take care
and ☮️.
At my old house, my music room was on the main floor. I built the record shelf right there in that room. But I did take care to make sure that I would be able to get it out the door... unfortunately I never considered having to move it into a basement. And mines glued too so it can't come apart
I snagged a different Housemartins last summer at Goodwill. I see you got my friend's old house. Small world.
Yeah crazy huh! I also know someone who got my old phone number once!
Nick Kamen Madonna s toy boy @1514 can get you a Dime NM , BTW I like the psych find at the end , MD is a heater!
Yeah they had many 12" singles...i just had so little time (only half hour lunch break) to go through all those records....so, i usually end up missing something because i didn't have the time to look them all up. Thanks for stopping by!!!
Housemartins … British band early 80s lead singer also lead singer of the beautiful south and other members include Norman cook (famous dance DJ from early 2000s AKA Fatboy slim.
Pretty unusual find for a thrift store!!!
Hey man congrats on the new pad! That basement has def potential Love the brick area is that like a fireplace? Man just be really careful that the basement doesn’t take on any water like during a hard rain as it could spell disaster for records! I learned that the hard way in a rental place I had Anyway back to the vid!
I definitely don't want to be the next Steve Carlson! What a nightmare that would be! This basement looks dry...but you never know. My plan is to have probably 3-4 crates of records in the basement, and they'd be on a shelf, waist high/browsing level...so hopefully they'd be safe from taking in rain water....
But, now you've got me thinking about the OTHER danger! Don't put them under the upstairs bathroom!!! One big turd can overflow a toilet and wipe out a collection!!!
My other fear is that the big record shelf in my bedroom, because of baseboard trim, sits about 2" away from the wall...so i can't screw it to the wall. Hopefully it doesn't fall over! I AM confident that it is stronger than any store bought shelves...tipping is my only concern.
Something about that album with the Cops on it says buy it!
Starring Robert Dinklage!...I mean Robert Blake!!!
I don't have know idea what motorcycle cop record was, but it was looking really cool.
Swedish folk music!!?! :D
Omaha Nebraska, place I'd like to visit one day.
That will be nice music room! Really interesting to see progress.
So LaVIsta is close to Omaha... If I someday found myself from Nebraska, I'll need to ask from you where to go. Maybe I'd like to go to all record stores.
I guess that Mozart cd is really common in thrift stores also there. Here it was every where in some point. Titanic soundtrack I might have bought if it was really cheap. and isn't goodwill always cheap?
mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
I'd gladly show you around if you ever came here! Bring the Gas Mask! Goodwill records used to be 59 cents here...not anymore...i was surprised this store was only a dollar!
@@VinylHunter That would be cool. we all have to have dreams. I am dreaming also visiting again in Japan someday. But like ABBA sings "Money money must be funny."
Housemartins good find 👌
I haven't got to listen to it yet. I'm going to be working on my music room this weekend...so hopefully I'll get the stereo set up!
What is that bumper music your playing? Sounds familiar.
Some copyright/royalty free download. Sounds like a cross between James Bond and Ennio Morricone!
@@VinylHunter that’s why it sounds do familiar. Ps Miles Davis lp is a total keeper. 🖖🚀
Tuco !! os teus vídeos são muito fixes, parabéns.
Tu tens soundtracks?
Abraço de Portugal.
Obrigada! Sim, eu tenho muitas trilhas sonoras! Eu acho que provavelmente cerca de 250 trilhas sonoras e partituras! Eu tenho um fraco por eles 🤣😂🤣 Ennio Morricone, crime/espião jazz, Goblin, John Carpenter, etc!
I e seen that Robert Blake Cop ST around and I take it out and look it over every time but never grab it! How is it? Is it cool or what? If so I may have to pick it up Cool grab on that Miles Davis album! I like how the music of intrigue plays in the background and as it builds I’m just expecting you to unveil some unholiest of grails Haha! Going through shitty records has never been so interesting LoL! Cool stuff! Peace ☮️✌️👽🤘☮️ PS Id probably have grabbed that Rare Earth Get Ready even tho I already have it! It’s a good solid rock album!
I haven't listen to Electraglide In Blue yet (or ANY of the records I've bought in the last several months, for that matter) Couldn't tell you off is any good yet...but it's bike related so i had to have it! I'd thought about the Rare Earth. I know Get Ready from oldies radio. I was just telling someone, I usually don't pick up too much stuff that i hear on oldies radio...not that i don't like them...in fact oldies station is the only radio i listen too!...but, i end up NEVER pulling out the records to listen to them...so I'm TRYING to not buy them so they're not taking up space!
I just listened to some Electra Glide In Blue on youtube...meh. Very 70s but not in a good way. 70s porn, but not in a good way. I know those last two sentences are enough to get you to buy it just to see what I'm talking about!! 🤣
I wouldn't spend more than a couple bucks on it...it's got a nice looking gatefold, so it's got that going for it. One track starts out sounding a bit like John Carpenter but quickly takes a turn to the shitty side!
awesome, wish I was riding shotgun for real.. Would love to go diggin with you in those small towns.
I wish you were too, because then you could help me unload tires! 🤣😂🤣😂
@@VinylHunter haha, no problem, I'm a 6'3" 120kg bricklayer from Australia. I'll unload them tires like frisbees so we can have more time digging..🤣🤣🤣..all the 👌 best. Keep these videos coming
🤣😂🤣😂
2:55 The only name worse than "Dick Friesen" for the name of a conductor is "Dick Hyman" who also has an unfortunate name. Haha! :)
My inner child chuckles every time i see a Dick Hyman record! 🤣😂🤣😂
Cops remind me of magnum force david soul.
Not sure if I've seen that...David Soul makes me think of Salem's Lot! 🧛
Dirty harry film 1973.cops on motorbikes,
Strap on go pro
Yeah I've thought about that...i just think I'll have a hard time aiming it...plus I'm not trying to bring attention to myself...i think the only way I'd be able to aim a gopro would be to wear it on my head...and I'm just not down with that.
I can film more stealthfully (is that a word?) with my phone, and only occasionally have a struggle with flipping and filming at the same time
@@VinylHunter they make straps for your chest.
Yes, but i believe aiming it would be an issue.
@@VinylHunter - it wouldn’t. All of the crate diggers use it. It’s easy to aim. And it stays in place.
No Dick Friesen joke this time. 😀
There was...but it was an innie
@@VinylHunter is that why you don't like shrink wrap? 🤣
Bros, They owe you nothing, nothing at all!
🤣😂🤣😂 I should have got Bros just for the name alone!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
@@VinylHunter Popular UK act in the 90's. Identical twin brothers.
The James Bond back ground music has to go
Except for Miles I wouldn't buy any of those crappy records.
Illinois Speed Press was a good score too