Great stories and memories of Reno. Lived there in the early 2000’s. Once I finally retire and get back to Nevada, my first project will be to buy a couple turntables and stock up on vinyl! Thank you for this series. Your timing couldn’t be more perfect!
I have an extra Technics if you guys ever need one, I'm sure once you settle down and have more free time, there should be plenty of records around ! I'd always be glad to help where or who to go to for good deals on vinyl. Thanks Karen.
@@jtsrecordroom3963 thank you! I may take up on your offer. I just completed move #23 this year. Augh! Got tired of packing and storing so I gave away 3 storage sheds of great stuff we’d collected over the past 45 yrs and almost two households of furniture. Made some needy families very happy. I’d love to start collecting my records now but the less I have to move and unpack the happier I am. I’m considering looking for a resource to find out which are the rarest or hardest to find. If I drive back to the west coast I’ll pass through a lot of towns and could make some good finds! Maybe I’m trying to talk myself into starting it now. My album collection can’t be heavier than my rock collection
@@jtsrecordroom3963 my collection will be 60’s and 70’s classic rock. Zepplin, Skynyrd, Segar, AC/DC, ZZT just to name a few. The only exception will be some Johnny Cash, especially his Folsom Prison live album
@karenking6178 Some of my personal favorite records.. either AC/DC... " Powerage" and Highway To Hell" are my go-to Bon Scott along with " Jailbreak '74 !!! 🤟
Ok you made my heart skip a beat when you ran that red light! I could just picture the crash. I liked all the old scenery. That car museum would be cool to see also. Awesome video JT!
Yeah, that would be cool to show you, Gary ! Bill Harrah had one of the best car collections in the world ! When he died, they sold off at least half of it ! If you have a chance, take a peek at Harrahs Auto Museum online.. very cool ! We just had our last Reno Air Races 2 weeks ago.. It had been going since 1965. Folks come from around the world for it !
There is a neon sign graveyard, like Vegas.. Reno size, though ! All hotel casino signs from the old days.. They light them up as well at night. I forgot that they were right down 4th St. where I ran the red light ! ( You should have seen me skiing ) DANGER !!!! 🤙
cool trip thru town dude. always appreciate the history lessons you bring to the table. always respect people like yourself who have such a love for their community and its history.
20 yrs. ago , I was gonna do a book on the nightlife and entertainment of Reno in the golden era.. 1949- 1978.. Too much work ! LoL !! 😉 Anyhow.. thanks, Steve. On my days off, I was thinking how I do it.. Driving around the streets, taking my time, getting something to eat, and then.. thrifting ! ( Or Reno Coffee Co. ) for good used records !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 damn dude that would've been cool to read. You could've titled it "OH YEAH!" Still bends my brain the vinyl u find in thrift stores. The stuff I find is always either that stuff that sits around in every store that no one wants or just records in worst shape.
Wow. I have never visited Reno even though it's not far from San Francisco. Such a treat seeing the town and all those neon signs in an art deco font? Those thrift stores look really big and you got some great pick-ups. Thanks for taking us along.
Reno and Sparks are incredible for thrifting, always have been.I picked up a Byrds " Younger Than Yesterday" Mono Near Mint for 3.00.. And that's paying more than our usual 1.00 to 2.00 per record ! Thanks for checking out my latest vid..✌️ See you on yours !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 I visited Lake Tahoe when I was a child and can't really remember much other than a ski resort I think called called "Heavenly Valley"? or something like that. Just remembered it being super cold and lots of snow!
That's it ! That's the place ! Haha🙂I was gonna say, If you are ever out west again.. It is a must to see, but.. Nowadays we can see everything on TH-cam ! LoL !! @@retromusings
I love neon signs. Don't have any but even as a kid was fascinated by them. Btw your name appears in my newest upload. A Halloween Horror Soundtracks contest. Various members of the VC's names have been whispered by the vinyl spirits. 😂👻
Thanks for looking in on this one ! I always mess around before hitting the thrift stores.. Lunch, taking my time, that sort of thing. I'm peeking in on your contest that you have going..
I really enjoyed the Reno tour. Looks like you have some good thrifts there. Lots of standard fodder, but some good ones too. I put in the time years ago and built up my collection. I mostly only find anything at yard sales now,but few and far between.
Yard sales can be awesome ! I think.. meeting folks and asking about records, even to other pickers, is key as well ! Many entertain the idea of downsizing their record collections.. That's how I met Bill ! Thank you, Harry.. again ! 😁
Enjoy your Videos have great taste and knowledge about good music .I went to one of the record stores in Sacramento Rocket Records in midtown with my wife .We went there and I had a blast .Got a nice haul and let the owner know you mentioned his shop .We were in Sacramento to see The Pyschdelic Furs and Squeeze at the Hard Rock he has nice vinyl and is very reasonable thank you for spreading the word .Looking foward to more videos.Have a good one JT
What a show ! Squeeze and The furs !! ☺ Thanks for the kind words, going to Rocket Records is about when I started filming my vinyl hunting style of taking you guys along with me ! I got a bunch of good records that day , and Augie ( I think that's how he spells his name ) is one of the coolest record shop owners around ! I found out he worked at Tower Records before ! I really appreciate this comment, and glad to meet you !
@@jtsrecordroom3963Good to meet you as well . I scored some good stuff there Tom Petty Stones Lou Reed Ten Years After and Elvis Costellos first album .Very good quailty I will be back there again .I do frequent Berkley and if your ever in Frisco go to Grooves you might want to find parking elswhere there is no parking where the store is It Is a little bit bigger than Rocket but has nice Jazz 60s rock and other rare stuff on the wall look up Grooves I think you would enjoy this store
I’m a big fan of neon signs. Cincinnati has an incredible museum dedicated to neon signs. I have a phone filled with pictures of them. You did find some music, pretty sure I would have come out empty handed but it is nice to see what others appreciate
I like that Steve.. What others appreciate ! There is a neon graveyard here, I have never been there.. Signs from the major, and minor hotel/ casinos back in the heyday.. Thanks for looking in on this one !
Hi JT!!! and thanks for the cool tour too, that area of Reno seems to be pretty cool with the Old Neon Signs. Nice stuff you have added to the collection, you really are a thrift store Pro always getting killer records and super cheapp!!! cheers and be well
Thanks, Cristian ! It has been fun putting my Priest records together as well.. "Stained Class" British Steel" and I want to get "Turbo" as well. "Sin After Sin" I have on a 2nd pressing and a sealed repress.. Great band, Huh !!! 🤘I always take my time before I start out on a record dig on my days off.. Chao ! ✌
great video jt, love the tour of the old motels and those awesome neons so cool, last time i was in the us thats the kind of things that i loved to seek out ( it was a long time ago ), some great finds man love the mose allison album, i have been watching spectre records unboxing videos hes had some great stuff in there, j think only you and me have commented on his videos hopefully it will grow soon, you got some sweet albums off of him the go gos, cream and arthur brown all look in amazing condition, cheers jt
Hey Stephen ! Stoner's Stashbox ( Dan ) and Steve Carlson have commented with him as well.. He is a great guy, and I'm so glad to have gone over to meet him ( Gabriel ).. records or no records ! I went back today, where I got that Mose LP.. I double checked the Vince Guaraldi LP again.. no dice, and I did pick up a cool Julie London that I had missed along with Larry Coryell that I left behind , also. I drive by these old buildings a lot, and thought it would be a good into before driving over to Salvation Army ! Thanks..☺
Absolutely ! I have her debut, and a few others.. My Mom was in show-biz, and she used to imitate Julie just for fun with "Cry Me A River" ! I missed out checking the vinyl on that Julie LP at thrift #1 "The End Of The World".. I want one ! And I'm looking for her 2nd album on vinyl. Thanks for looking in on this one !
Loving those Neon Signs JT. I’m a huge fan of the photography of William Eggleston & he used to take pictures of stuff like that & cheap motel rooms mainly in Tennessee. I collect his books. Great to see .I think Reno & Southampton have almost the same population....that’s where the similarities end! 😊
Right.. William Eggleston, I am familiar. I met Annie Liebovitz on St. Thomas, actually hung out with her ! The Eggleston stuff is like Jarmusch's film.. "Mystery Train" subject matter ! See you, Harris, and thanks, mate !
My office is on old Hwy 40 in Loomis, CA. They have a marker in Rocklin. I love the old neon. I've had a few small signs and even 20 or 30 years ago it was hard to get them repaired. Love the history. I visited Harrah's auto collection several times when it was in Sparks. That goodwill flip was a nice group, my kind of stuff. Enjoyed the rant.
Yeah, Harry ! I usually don't go off on any kind of rant's.. but, some collector's really put down perfectly good artists/ bands. Glad you appreciate the neon's.. and I always like hearing from you !
Yeah, Dave.. I enjoy jazz about as much as all of my rock stuff ! Variety is the spice of listening, for sure ! Those 3 guys.. Herb, Barney and Charlie Byrd are monster guitarists !
Great tour of Reno Jt. If those old motel rooms could talk. Nice Mose Allison. I agree with your comments about respecting musicians. Takes so much dedication to forge a career. Great finds. That Band album is pretty good. Cheers.
Hey there Jack ! I was thinking earlier about what you said about collecting, and how many records we have ! It could be worse, right ! We could start up a 12 Step meeting for addicted obsessive record collectors... like me ! Hehe🙂 Thanks for mentioning the players .. They work so hard, weather it be an Englebert Humperdinck album, or anything at all ! The unsung heroes, often.. guys and gals that don't get mentioned much behind the lines of the great players that we know and love ! See you later..🙂
Hi JT, another great video. It’s always great to see and hear your Reno knowledge and stories. When I discovered your videos about a year ago, you really inspired me to broaden my listening range - and I was able to find a couple stores in my area that sold $1 records. I went a little overboard, and 10 records or so a month turned to 40, 50, etc. I made it a priority to clean and listen to each record, but I have built up a box of ‘meh’ type records. I was wondering if you ever ‘weed’ out your thrift store finds? Thanks.
OK.. So, I do weed out shabby records, and re donate. My issue is that I like every decade of music ! LoL !! I now have a lot of very clean records, and am thinking of a booth in a new antique mall, only to balance the load I have coming in ! I still have plenty of room, and am going back to Bill's today, actually ! I really like the older jazz/ pop singers as well.. Sarah Vaughan, Julie London, Billie Holiday. Nancy Wilson, Dinah Washington.. and most of the great male vocalists as well.
How awesome !! Some great scores there, I’ve been listening to more jazz ! Especially the horn/sax jazz, (Parker, miles, monk) soo cool I’ll check some of those you got, Mose one looks interesting ! I’ve been on hunt for that Arthur brown fur a while that’s awesome !! Cool stuff, Reno looks cool !
I always dilly dally, and take my time on my day-off, and now that I film my thrifting/ picking journeys, I will pull over.. And I'm lucky that I didn't get pulled over for running that red light ! LoL !! 🙂 Thank you for watching, JD. ✌
Fantastic, Jt. I love the Sandman sign with the car on top. I would have grabbed the Belafonte On Campus. My attention was just drawn to the JB - Live At The Garden frame. Has that always been there? It's one of my favorite JB jackets. The recording itself is so-so. I'm always impressed with how well your thrift stores are stocked. The ones around me are horrible. The Mose Allison album takes the cake; it looks new. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Now I need to listen to Belafonte On Campus ! I change the framed album art occasionally.. Too bad the JB live recording is weak on that album. Most of our thrift stores are stocked pretty well, but.. not always with desirable records ! Thanks, Mark. 🤚
Interesting to hear that ! In the last few years, I have been listening to Geogie Fame.. He wasn't big over here at all. Actually, Van Morrison is the one who brought him to our attention, more or less.😊
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Alan Price's and Georgie Fame's voices gel together well ... Back in the 60s and into the early 70s, the BBC had a limited amount of tape, so they would tape over old shows. I suspect that's what happened to 'The Price Of Fame'. I just checked on TH-cam. I found one show, but the picture quality isn't very good.
We were having breakfast at the Davenport hotel in Spokane . We heard awesome piano playing in the lobby on the grand piano. I had to go and check it out. I started talking to the player to tell him how good he was. He then told me that he was in Stanley Clarke's current band. It was Jahari Stampley. I've never seen anyone play that good and fast. I checked out a video online and it was him.
Wow ! Very cool ! Those guys are amazing, and to see a player like that up close, and solo would stick with any music lover, always ! I will have a look on TH-cam.. Thanks, Harry. 😊
You can just search Stanley Clarke N 4EVER.Jazz San Javier 2022. He plays a 4 minute piano solo about 11 minutes in. He played that one in the hotel lobby.
I liked seeing those old signs. I would sure have my camera out for those. The first jazz album I bought was either by Mose Allison or Chet Baker. I guess that I don't put in enough effort as I don't really find anything. I have done pretty well with DVDs as I am a big movie fan. I guess that I am similar as I have several copies of that Tony Bennett album.
Might as well have the mono and the stereo pressings of this Tony LP.. and a UK or German copy wouldn't hurt, either ! 🫡 My last film that I bought thrifting was an upgrade to " Black Mass" on Blu Ray from my DVD copy.. I have 4 films by Scott Cooper/ Director. Thanks, Randy.. This was a fun one to put together !
What a crazy world indeed!!! JT😂!!! to find the crazy world of AB....So ecstatically happy for you my friend...ENJOY!!! and please send a little of that luck my way!!!
It is funny, Louis.. driving over to meet Gabriel, I would have never thought of picking up that Arthur Brown LP !!! And, seriously.. Wheels Of Fire has eluded me for the longest time ! I'm sending good thoughts and luck your way ! 👍
Aloha JT, You are so correct the more persistent we are the more opportunities that we will find great music. Here on Oahu the prices at Salvation Army has tripled.😢 Record albums last year was at .99 cents this year it's at $ 2.99, goodwill has increased their prices also, but they are a few others that still have great prices. I myself enjoy Charlie Byrd also, one of my personal Favorite is Called "Guitar Guitar" with Herb Ellis which came out in 1965. Julie London is awesome. Martin Denny is a classic , his Percussionist Augie Colon is awesome, & so is his son Lopaka Colon who was in a band call "Pure Heart" with Jake Shimabukuro , before Jake went solo. Thanks again for another great video. Looking forward to watching your next video. Mahalo Ed
Aloha, Ed ! Some stores here are 3.00 per record, as well ! Two weeks ago , I found Liz Damon's Orient Express in Bill's Garage on White Whale ! We hope to travel back to Oahu next fall.. Thanks for looking in, and enjoy your cooler weather.. coming soon, Mahalo 😁
I had the privilege of seeing Mose live with my Dad at the Del Mar Fairgrounds in the early 90s. Amazing experience- he was a huge influence on Who’s Pete Townsend
I remember hearing that about Mose influencing Pete.. I read Townshend's biography about 10 years back. I only have 1 or 2 Mose on vinyl, so I was stoked to get this very good LP ! Thanks for that and watching my video !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 my pleasure! I’ve seen a few & love your taste & knowledge.. I just read recently in a Phil Spector book that Phil idolized Bernie Kessel & he was a Wall of Sound session guy. Martin Denny, Jimmy Smith, Chet, Cal Tjader…yeah, you’re my kinda guy
@michaeljemal Interesting about Spector loving Barney ! I had no idea ! For jazz, I dig Kenny Burrell and Benson, actually.. There are so many outstanding guitarists ! Nice to know you appreciate the same artists as me.. Cool ! 👍
@michaeljemal Coryell is the man ! I have a lot of CDs by him, and on vinyl " Spaces" is excellent, and two other early titles ! Larry Carlton is the other guitar god.. for real ! 👍
Hello JT and thank you very much for another great video. Congratulations for the Mose Allison Atlantic record. The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (great LP) label is Track, Kit Lambert, Chris Stamp and the Who UK label. A subsidiary of German Polydor. The Who LPs from Sell Out were issued in the UK on Track. As well as the 4 Jimi Hendrix albums issued in his lifetime. One of the last before they get bankrupted was The Heartbreakers L.A.M.F. (UK). Amicalement. Marc
Thanks for that info on Track Records ! And to have The Heartbreakers on Track would be too cool ! Johnny Thunders.. A repress might be in order for me a bit down the record picking road ! Haha😏 Appreciated, Marc. That Mose is so so good !
I didn’t comment the other day but the Pretenders Brass in Pocket video is also a favorite of mine of that era, along with Nick Lowe Cruel to be Kind and Elvis Costello A Good Year for the Roses@@jtsrecordroom3963
Did you pass on that Larry Coryell ? That’s a great album. Love that Mose LP, of course I love all Mose. Thanks for the tour of Reno. Maybe someday I’ll get there.
It killed me to pass on that Larry Coryell ! I might go back, the wax was good, actually.. I am a definite fan of his ! So pleased to have that Mose, it is on the early powder blue and light green Atlantic label ! ( 4th US Label 1960-1962 ) Thanks, Jon !
If you are ever rolling through Reno.. I am off Sunday thru Tuesday, would be fun to meet-up, even for coffee and a chat.. or, take you out into the "real wild" hunting for records ! 😆 I know you have done well through the years of your own record picking !
Sounds good, Jon ! I've never been, so that would be great, and anywhere I go, I want to look for records, anyway.. and OK, enjoy the scenery and food as well ! Haha😆@@cheapcheerfulrecordcollect8071
Thank you JT I really appreciate you looking out for me.. However I already own a great copy of ‘Dark Side of The Moon’… it’s not an OG pressing ,in fact that’s the only Pink Floyd album I have😂 Thanks again for keeping me in mind..
Yeah my son and I watch that show together on Fridays since that’s when the new episode comes out.. In regards to Pink Floyd albums I am looking to add any really but ‘The Wall’ is my favorite I have it on CD and MP3… I need to give their real early material a listen… Take care my friend.
Gabriel is such a great guy. I just discovered him this past week. But you know that. Lol. Hey thank you for taking us around and showing Reno. Yeah thrifting is a bit of hit or miss. But we both know that there are times that it really can pay off. Sometimes like gang busters. Sometimes like a wet dog turd. Lol. But you have to work at it. Great finds, and as always a great video, Jt. Catch you later.
Yeah, Dan.. That was my first meet-up, ever ! I had fun going over to his work area for an hour or so. I'm thinking of getting a booth in the new mall.. So I can buy more records ! LoL !!😆
It's getting about to be about that time.. I'm not gonna stop buying, my collection is so cool.. I can't stop now ! Haha. Can't wait to see Gabriel's space in the mall. It's our old Jc Penny's building very close to my work !@@StonersStashbox
Man, east 4th Street was kind of a stomping ground for me. Dive bars galore - Big Ed's, Alturas, and a little further east there was a place called Area 51, for a while. Pretty sure I saw Deadbolt there one night. Saw Southern Culture on the Skids at Big Ed's when Bruce Van Dyke was a part owner there. Was on staff at the Bowling Stadium when they filmed 'Kingpin'. Lot of memories for me in that area.
We used to play at Area 51 back in 1999 ! One time.. with Sprout, a real good 3 piece band. We were Mary Underground from South Lake Tahoe ! I work on 4th, and was a Harrah's man for 7 years, or so from 2002- 2010 ! I was in a lot of action ( 9-Ball ) at Keystone, and Diamond Billiards down in South Reno.. I don't play anymore.. Too busy ! Thanks for this, and glad to have someone know just what I am speaking of !
Hey JT great video loved the tour, love the albums! I inherited ‘School Days’ from my dad’s collection, he didn’t have many records really - maybe 30 or so, but they were all good! Glad you picked up the ‘I left my heart..’ I have that album I picked it up for £2 a couple of years back love Tony Bennett what a talent he was. Also the Go-Go’s love that album. I’ve been in love with Belinda Carlisle since the 80’s. Saw her live about 4 years ago and she’s still smoking hot I was like a teenager again lol! Talking of beauties that Arthur Brown is a fantastic find - noice! Take care cheers
Did your Dad have any Return To Forever" albums ? Some excellent Fusion, for sure ! My Uncle Bob in SF would submit songs directly to Ralph Sharon , he always reached high, and Mr. Sharon would refuse to take on any of his songs.. Some were outstanding, by the way ! Go Go's and Bangles.. Love it !!! 😉 ( pkg is not here yet )
@@jtsrecordroom3963 no he didn’t I’m not sure I’ve heard any of their stuff I will check them out. I did inherit some nice early UK presses Elton John, Gerry Rafferty’s first 3 or 4 albums, some Eric Clapton and Dire Straits and a copy of War of the Worlds, which along with Captain Fantastic and the brown dirt cowboy sparked my interest in vinyl records in the late 1970’s. I’ve got my dad’s old turntable here I rescued it from the shed about 3 years ago and it had seen better days, but I’ve been gradually sprucing it up over time. After a new belt and service It works just fine. I just put a new headshell/cart on last week as well as a tonearm holder clip as the old one had been snapped off. It’s a Sansui SR-222 Mk 2 that my dad bought in 1978 for £70! The lid is cracked so that’s the next thing I want to fix. That’s very cool about your uncle you gotta just keep plugging away! No worries JT many thanks again
I guess I-80 obliterated most of the old US-40. Sometimes I think it would be fun to somehow just travel the old highways without having to live in those days (I wouldn't want to get stranded in the desert without a phone lol). I've been wanting to find an old Road Atlas from like the 1950's just to see how much things have changed in the roadways, but those atlases are a lot harder to find than you would think. I would have definitely picked up that Vince Guaraldi. Nice Stanley Clarke albums, haven't heard either one of those yet. That Great Guitars album looks pretty good too. Extremely pristine copies of Wheels of Fire and Arthur Brown, wow someone really took care of their records. Excellent scores once again!
I went back for that Vince G.. somebody's cat had chewed the corners a bit, and the wax was bad. I did get Larry Coryell and Julie London that I left behind yesterday ! Actually, this is the old highway 40, Mike ( now called 4th Street ). And it stretches all the way up through Truckee and over Donner Summit to Auburn and Sacramento !
Yeah, thanks, Mike.. You know how hit and miss this picking thing gets ! Gabriel has a good new channel ( the guy I got Wheels of Fire from ).. Spectre Records ! His flip videos are great.. 7 free boxes of records !
I put it back, knowing that I can get a cleaner copy for 12.00 or so.. I think ? Actually.. I'm going back, I do want that one, as it might still be there. The wax was very good, and I dig Larry Coryell ! Thanks, Greg.😊
@@jtsrecordroom3963 sorry JT I didn't know it was fetching 12 bucks. Seems a little high but that's easy for me to say since I have it. Love your videos JT
That Brazil i77 is an amazing album. His best more baraz jazz than pop and it sounds so good. Love the signs. Went through there w my parents back in the early 60s. ✌🏻
Yeah, Mazzy.. That is a good Sergio & company album, I have a nice copy.. I think ? I should have picked up another ! Haha. I am a big Lani Hall fan, and as you know, those early LP's are terrific as well ! There is a neon graveyard here in town that I should film down the vinyl pickin' road ! ✌
Hey Catherine ! I drive by these old neon's often on my way to work, downtown ! There is a neon graveyard that has most of the classic Reno hotel signs laying around ! I enjoyed your vids as well ! See you soon.😊.
They really are ! Growing up between Tahoe, Vegas and born here in Reno, with Mom & Dad in the entertainment biz.. was fun and nostalgic for me all the while ! Have a good one in Colorado☺ @@catherine6653
Chett and Glen are two of my favorites. Today I broadend my collection of glen by picking up 5 of his records including that live record you talked about. What a small world it is and band I never heard of called blood, sweat, & tears.
Thanks.. I really have fun putting these together ! In the spring, we are going back to Japan and Thailand.. So.. more record hunting video's way over there ! 🥲
I wanted that Vince G !! The vinyl was beat ! I should have bought it for the jacket, actually ! Yeah.. I never see that one.. those early ones on Fantasy are excellent. That one is from 1963.. I might go back, or at least look at the flip vid again.. Thanks so much !
73 records 73 dollars at a thrift store an hour north of my condo. He threw in a box set of 78’s. The best Part of what I got. JT. Crazy not to run into thrifts. Takes just a little effort
So awesome, Greg ! Congrats on this haul .. Wow !!! 👍 So true, a little effort, or a bit more, and it will happen ! Went to Bills, today.. 27 records for 5.00 each ! Some very good ones, again ! Enjoy those, brother !
Amazing haul, once again. Cool neon signs. Are these lit up at night still? I don't think there is much neon left in Toronto. Every time I see copies of that Arthur Brown record, they are trashed 😔
Hey there Brian ! Glad I caught this message.. I took a week off video making just to get caught up on watching other vids ! Thanks for looking in on this one.. My thrifting journeys are usually near all of these cool old neon signs.. See you on yours. Oh.. And no , most of these motor lodge signs are not working, although there is a neon graveyard of the great old hotel casino signs nearby that are lit up at night !
Your dad has good taste ! Haha.. Thrift finds are almost always old music.. I have a big punk rock collection that I rarely show, 90s bands, and I'm into Indie stuff from 2000 through now ! Thanks for looking in..
That's awesome.. Sounds like this region, Robbie, never too cold ! This past summer had only 4 or 5 99 degree high temps.. We will miss this year without any smoke from forest fires. Aren't you up in Michigan ?@@robbiedetroitstigermanviny8883
@@jtsrecordroom3963 I grew up in Detroit next to Aretha Franklin's Daddy's Church Near Downtown also about a 15 min drive to Hitsville U.S.A recording studio. I went into the Army in 1984 and Retired here at Ft. Gordon Ga. Augusta. Home of James Brown, Hulk Hogan, Brenda Lee and Lawrence Fishborne.
OK.. here is my idea on why he's not making vids.. First off, he seriously had the score of a lifetime ! That is a ton of records to curate ( price, clean, sleeve, keep or not keep ). Then.. him and his brother do record pop-ups to sell. His video making is very elaborate, takes hours and hours to edit. Also, his work ( driving ) is important.. now he can dig without having to film. but.. I bet he is a little bit, anyway. He has everything .. almost that he could possibly ever want, or need, and when he organizes and sells through stuff, he might be back. I miss him and his vids too ! I might be wrong, but.. I think I'm close !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Thanks for the reply. I knew he sold records but obviously more Involved than I realized. He did have a major score of a lifetime. I have had scores with Some great records but not at that volume with the quality he found.
You mention in your video that you have viewers that go thrifting but don't really find any records. Like most things in life timing is everything. Most people try to thrift for records on the weekends the worst time. That's when people are mostly off work when the compilation is the highest for finding records. The best time to go is on a Monday or a Tuesday early in the morning when they open. The weekend is the time when people make the donations, Monday and Tuesday is when thrift stores put the records out not the weekends when it's the most busy. It's like a hunting or fishing thing it takes patience but also going at the optimum time.
Good stuff.. I agree 100% !! I always try to help others in the way of not giving up, just enjoy the journey and flipping through titles help increase knowledge of record labels, condition, and ultimately.. finding good records. Also networking. I went out on Tuesday, bought 3 nice records for 10 dollars.. and a fellow offered to sell me 160 records. Next day, he brought them over, all NM vinyl and jackets, he took a hundred dollars. Chaka Kahn, The Commodores, MJ, Herbie Hancock, Weather Report on and on ! Networking definitely works, and I pass that on as well... So did Tuco !
On your days off do you do Laundry, sit outside on the patio, take your son out for ice cream do you get your car looked at and do you catch up on videos? Motel how classic we have one on route 17 ? and there also cool to me , Bobby Mcfarin 89 cents to 2.00 sounds like a decent deal , same with Tonny Bemet , go go's nice vacation , cream I remember when Mtv did their closet classic they showed Arthur Brown, So I left my heart in San Francisco is in your top 50 of that genre or top 50 including Rock? what do you think about the Band's album from 1977 their last album ?
Yes, I do all of that, and at home I do a lot of different chores, and cook dinner once in a while. We just went for ice cream Tuesday ( my last day off ).
Wow ! I like that kind of stuff.. And I can relate as well with many of the Aries musicians that are out there in the world ! Thanks so much for that.🌎.
Great stories and memories of Reno. Lived there in the early 2000’s. Once I finally retire and get back to Nevada, my first project will be to buy a couple turntables and stock up on vinyl! Thank you for this series. Your timing couldn’t be more perfect!
I have an extra Technics if you guys ever need one, I'm sure once you settle down and have more free time, there should be plenty of records around ! I'd always be glad to help where or who to go to for good deals on vinyl. Thanks Karen.
@@jtsrecordroom3963 thank you! I may take up on your offer. I just completed move #23 this year. Augh! Got tired of packing and storing so I gave away 3 storage sheds of great stuff we’d collected over the past 45 yrs and almost two households of furniture. Made some needy families very happy. I’d love to start collecting my records now but the less I have to move and unpack the happier I am. I’m considering looking for a resource to find out which are the rarest or hardest to find. If I drive back to the west coast I’ll pass through a lot of towns and could make some good finds! Maybe I’m trying to talk myself into starting it now. My album collection can’t be heavier than my rock collection
@@jtsrecordroom3963 my collection will be 60’s and 70’s classic rock. Zepplin, Skynyrd, Segar, AC/DC, ZZT just to name a few. The only exception will be some Johnny Cash, especially his Folsom Prison live album
@karenking6178 Some of my personal favorite records.. either AC/DC... " Powerage" and Highway To Hell" are my go-to Bon Scott along with " Jailbreak '74 !!! 🤟
Ok you made my heart skip a beat when you ran that red light! I could just picture the crash. I liked all the old scenery. That car museum would be cool to see also. Awesome video JT!
Yeah, that would be cool to show you, Gary ! Bill Harrah had one of the best car collections in the world ! When he died, they sold off at least half of it ! If you have a chance, take a peek at Harrahs Auto Museum online.. very cool ! We just had our last Reno Air Races 2 weeks ago.. It had been going since 1965. Folks come from around the world for it !
There is a neon sign graveyard, like Vegas.. Reno size, though ! All hotel casino signs from the old days.. They light them up as well at night. I forgot that they were right down 4th St. where I ran the red light ! ( You should have seen me skiing ) DANGER !!!! 🤙
You killed it with that Julie, Gogos and Mose. Dang great finds. Out in Reno. Mining for gold!
Yes I am.. And I used to actually work on a small gold crew 11 years ago out in eastern Nevada.. Very hard work, but I didn't mind at all !
cool trip thru town dude. always appreciate the history lessons you bring to the table. always respect people like yourself who have such a love for their community and its history.
20 yrs. ago , I was gonna do a book on the nightlife and entertainment of Reno in the golden era.. 1949- 1978.. Too much work ! LoL !! 😉 Anyhow.. thanks, Steve. On my days off, I was thinking how I do it.. Driving around the streets, taking my time, getting something to eat, and then.. thrifting ! ( Or Reno Coffee Co. ) for good used records !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 damn dude that would've been cool to read. You could've titled it "OH YEAH!" Still bends my brain the vinyl u find in thrift stores. The stuff I find is always either that stuff that sits around in every store that no one wants or just records in worst shape.
@STEVEHEROLD How did you know ?? 🤣.. Ohhhh yeah, baby ! Might be a proper embellishment of my standard every day.. " Oh Yeah" ! Hehe😁
Wow. I have never visited Reno even though it's not far from San Francisco. Such a treat seeing the town and all those neon signs in an art deco font? Those thrift stores look really big and you got some great pick-ups. Thanks for taking us along.
Reno and Sparks are incredible for thrifting, always have been.I picked up a Byrds " Younger Than Yesterday" Mono Near Mint for 3.00.. And that's paying more than our usual 1.00 to 2.00 per record ! Thanks for checking out my latest vid..✌️ See you on yours !
Have you been to Lake Tahoe ? we are 50 min. from North Shore..
@@jtsrecordroom3963 I visited Lake Tahoe when I was a child and can't really remember much other than a ski resort I think called called "Heavenly Valley"? or something like that. Just remembered it being super cold and lots of snow!
That's it ! That's the place ! Haha🙂I was gonna say, If you are ever out west again.. It is a must to see, but.. Nowadays we can see everything on TH-cam ! LoL !! @@retromusings
I love neon signs. Don't have any but even as a kid was fascinated by them. Btw your name appears in my newest upload. A Halloween Horror Soundtracks contest. Various members of the VC's names have been whispered by the vinyl spirits. 😂👻
Thanks for looking in on this one ! I always mess around before hitting the thrift stores.. Lunch, taking my time, that sort of thing. I'm peeking in on your contest that you have going..
I really enjoyed the Reno tour. Looks like you have some good thrifts there. Lots of standard fodder, but some good ones too. I put in the time years ago and built up my collection. I mostly only find anything at yard sales now,but few and far between.
Yard sales can be awesome ! I think.. meeting folks and asking about records, even to other pickers, is key as well ! Many entertain the idea of downsizing their record collections.. That's how I met Bill ! Thank you, Harry.. again ! 😁
Enjoy your Videos have great taste and knowledge about good music .I went to one of the record stores in Sacramento Rocket Records in midtown with my wife .We went there and I had a blast .Got a nice haul and let the owner know you mentioned his shop .We were in Sacramento to see The Pyschdelic Furs and Squeeze at the Hard Rock he has nice vinyl and is very reasonable thank you for spreading the word .Looking foward to more videos.Have a good one JT
What a show ! Squeeze and The furs !! ☺ Thanks for the kind words, going to Rocket Records is about when I started filming my vinyl hunting style of taking you guys along with me ! I got a bunch of good records that day , and Augie ( I think that's how he spells his name ) is one of the coolest record shop owners around ! I found out he worked at Tower Records before ! I really appreciate this comment, and glad to meet you !
@@jtsrecordroom3963Good to meet you as well . I scored some good stuff there Tom Petty Stones Lou Reed Ten Years After and Elvis Costellos first album .Very good quailty I will be back there again .I do frequent Berkley and if your ever in Frisco go to Grooves you might want to find parking elswhere there is no parking where the store is It Is a little bit bigger than Rocket but has nice Jazz 60s rock and other rare stuff on the wall look up Grooves I think you would enjoy this store
I’m a big fan of neon signs. Cincinnati has an incredible museum dedicated to neon signs. I have a phone filled with pictures of them. You did find some music, pretty sure I would have come out empty handed but it is nice to see what others appreciate
I like that Steve.. What others appreciate ! There is a neon graveyard here, I have never been there.. Signs from the major, and minor hotel/ casinos back in the heyday.. Thanks for looking in on this one !
Hi JT!!! and thanks for the cool tour too, that area of Reno seems to be pretty cool with the Old Neon Signs. Nice stuff you have added to the collection, you really are a thrift store Pro always getting killer records and super cheapp!!! cheers and be well
Thanks, Cristian ! It has been fun putting my Priest records together as well.. "Stained Class" British Steel" and I want to get "Turbo" as well. "Sin After Sin" I have on a 2nd pressing and a sealed repress.. Great band, Huh !!! 🤘I always take my time before I start out on a record dig on my days off.. Chao ! ✌
great video jt, love the tour of the old motels and those awesome neons so cool, last time i was in the us thats the kind of things that i loved to seek out ( it was a long time ago ), some great finds man love the mose allison album, i have been watching spectre records unboxing videos hes had some great stuff in there, j think only you and me have commented on his videos hopefully it will grow soon, you got some sweet albums off of him the go gos, cream and arthur brown all look in amazing condition, cheers jt
Hey Stephen ! Stoner's Stashbox ( Dan ) and Steve Carlson have commented with him as well.. He is a great guy, and I'm so glad to have gone over to meet him ( Gabriel ).. records or no records ! I went back today, where I got that Mose LP.. I double checked the Vince Guaraldi LP again.. no dice, and I did pick up a cool Julie London that I had missed along with Larry Coryell that I left behind , also. I drive by these old buildings a lot, and thought it would be a good into before driving over to Salvation Army ! Thanks..☺
I love Julie London! Whenever I find her albums in good condition I pick them up
Great finds! 👍🏻
Absolutely ! I have her debut, and a few others.. My Mom was in show-biz, and she used to imitate Julie just for fun with "Cry Me A River" ! I missed out checking the vinyl on that Julie LP at thrift #1 "The End Of The World".. I want one ! And I'm looking for her 2nd album on vinyl. Thanks for looking in on this one !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 great content,
I love thrift finds!
Loving those Neon Signs JT. I’m a huge fan of the photography of William Eggleston & he used to take pictures of stuff like that & cheap motel rooms mainly in Tennessee. I collect his books. Great to see .I think Reno & Southampton have almost the same population....that’s where the similarities end! 😊
Right.. William Eggleston, I am familiar. I met Annie Liebovitz on St. Thomas, actually hung out with her ! The Eggleston stuff is like Jarmusch's film.. "Mystery Train" subject matter ! See you, Harris, and thanks, mate !
My office is on old Hwy 40 in Loomis, CA. They have a marker in Rocklin. I love the old neon. I've had a few small signs and even 20 or 30 years ago it was hard to get them repaired. Love the history. I visited Harrah's auto collection several times when it was in Sparks. That goodwill flip was a nice group, my kind of stuff. Enjoyed the rant.
Yeah, Harry ! I usually don't go off on any kind of rant's.. but, some collector's really put down perfectly good artists/ bands. Glad you appreciate the neon's.. and I always like hearing from you !
nice tour, of the old signs and I'm here for the jazz, nice jazz finds, J t!!
Yeah, Dave.. I enjoy jazz about as much as all of my rock stuff ! Variety is the spice of listening, for sure ! Those 3 guys.. Herb, Barney and Charlie Byrd are monster guitarists !
Great tour of Reno Jt. If those old motel rooms could talk. Nice Mose Allison. I agree with your comments about respecting musicians. Takes so much dedication to forge a career. Great finds. That Band album is pretty good. Cheers.
Hey there Jack ! I was thinking earlier about what you said about collecting, and how many records we have ! It could be worse, right ! We could start up a 12 Step meeting for addicted obsessive record collectors... like me ! Hehe🙂 Thanks for mentioning the players .. They work so hard, weather it be an Englebert Humperdinck album, or anything at all ! The unsung heroes, often.. guys and gals that don't get mentioned much behind the lines of the great players that we know and love ! See you later..🙂
Hi JT, another great video. It’s always great to see and hear your Reno knowledge and stories. When I discovered your videos about a year ago, you really inspired me to broaden my listening range - and I was able to find a couple stores in my area that sold $1 records. I went a little overboard, and 10 records or so a month turned to 40, 50, etc. I made it a priority to clean and listen to each record, but I have built up a box of ‘meh’ type records. I was wondering if you ever ‘weed’ out your thrift store finds? Thanks.
OK.. So, I do weed out shabby records, and re donate. My issue is that I like every decade of music ! LoL !! I now have a lot of very clean records, and am thinking of a booth in a new antique mall, only to balance the load I have coming in ! I still have plenty of room, and am going back to Bill's today, actually ! I really like the older jazz/ pop singers as well.. Sarah Vaughan, Julie London, Billie Holiday. Nancy Wilson, Dinah Washington.. and most of the great male vocalists as well.
@@jtsrecordroom3963 yes, I picked up Julie and Dinah thanks to you.
How awesome !! Some great scores there, I’ve been listening to more jazz ! Especially the horn/sax jazz, (Parker, miles, monk) soo cool I’ll check some of those you got, Mose one looks interesting ! I’ve been on hunt for that Arthur brown fur a while that’s awesome !! Cool stuff, Reno looks cool !
I always dilly dally, and take my time on my day-off, and now that I film my thrifting/ picking journeys, I will pull over.. And I'm lucky that I didn't get pulled over for running that red light ! LoL !! 🙂 Thank you for watching, JD. ✌
Fantastic, Jt. I love the Sandman sign with the car on top. I would have grabbed the Belafonte On Campus. My attention was just drawn to the JB - Live At The Garden frame. Has that always been there? It's one of my favorite JB jackets. The recording itself is so-so. I'm always impressed with how well your thrift stores are stocked. The ones around me are horrible. The Mose Allison album takes the cake; it looks new. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Now I need to listen to Belafonte On Campus ! I change the framed album art occasionally.. Too bad the JB live recording is weak on that album. Most of our thrift stores are stocked pretty well, but.. not always with desirable records ! Thanks, Mark. 🤚
The Mose wax is actually a VG.. on that old Atlantic label, the record plays beautifully from start to finish ! ( The jacket is NM ) !!! 👍
I had no idea that " On Camus" was that good ! What's really scary is.. I might have it already ! 🤣 But, I don't think so.
HI JT. Nice Mose Allison LP. He was a big influence on Georgie Fame (and many others) ... I also enjoyed seeing the shots of downtown Reno.
Interesting to hear that ! In the last few years, I have been listening to Geogie Fame.. He wasn't big over here at all. Actually, Van Morrison is the one who brought him to our attention, more or less.😊
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Georgie Fame and Alan Price worked together for awhile. Their TV series 'The Price Of Fame' was my introduction to both of them.
@@carltweed942 Alan Price..The Animals, right ? Eric Burdon's original band was the best !
@@carltweed942 I might be able to see " The Price Of Fame" on TH-cam.. hopefully.
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Alan Price's and Georgie Fame's voices gel together well ... Back in the 60s and into the early 70s, the BBC had a limited amount of tape, so they would tape over old shows. I suspect that's what happened to 'The Price Of Fame'. I just checked on TH-cam. I found one show, but the picture quality isn't very good.
The Band Islands. Cream Wheels. I'd like to hear that Arthur Brown. Damn. Those vinyls look nice!
Sweet sweet records ! I am in vinyl heaven again this week ! I am doing a tour of a cool store in Sacramento for next weeks video.. Thanks so much.
That Cream album is a treasure!
Thanks ! It is.. I've been waiting to find a decent one, good cover and vinyl. Appreciated..🫡
Primal Roots is a bomb!
Yeah, man ! It is very good, and I enjoy all of the early Sergio w/ Lani Hall.. Brasil 66 ! 👍
We were having breakfast at the Davenport hotel in Spokane . We heard awesome piano playing in the lobby on the grand piano. I had to go and check it out. I started talking to the player to tell him how good he was. He then told me that he was in Stanley Clarke's current band. It was Jahari Stampley. I've never seen anyone play that good and fast. I checked out a video online and it was him.
Wow ! Very cool ! Those guys are amazing, and to see a player like that up close, and solo would stick with any music lover, always ! I will have a look on TH-cam.. Thanks, Harry. 😊
I'll find a link and send it to if you want. He wasn't playing a show there He told me whenever he sees a free piano he practices.
You can just search Stanley Clarke N 4EVER.Jazz San Javier 2022. He plays a 4 minute piano solo about 11 minutes in. He played that one in the hotel lobby.
Alright.. I will listen in a bit, sounds great ! Driving to Bill's in 20 mins or so. I love suggestions, that's how we learn !@@harryriles8609
I liked seeing those old signs. I would sure have my camera out for those. The first jazz album I bought was either by Mose Allison or Chet Baker. I guess that I don't put in enough effort as I don't really find anything. I have done pretty well with DVDs as I am a big movie fan. I guess that I am similar as I have several copies of that Tony Bennett album.
Might as well have the mono and the stereo pressings of this Tony LP.. and a UK or German copy wouldn't hurt, either ! 🫡 My last film that I bought thrifting was an upgrade to " Black Mass" on Blu Ray from my DVD copy.. I have 4 films by Scott Cooper/ Director. Thanks, Randy.. This was a fun one to put together !
What a crazy world indeed!!! JT😂!!! to find the crazy world of AB....So ecstatically happy for you my friend...ENJOY!!! and please send a little of that luck my way!!!
It is funny, Louis.. driving over to meet Gabriel, I would have never thought of picking up that Arthur Brown LP !!! And, seriously.. Wheels Of Fire has eluded me for the longest time ! I'm sending good thoughts and luck your way ! 👍
@jtsrecordroom3963 Thanks JT!!
Sure thing brother ! Talk soon☺@@louismartinez7387
Aloha JT,
You are so correct the more persistent we are the more opportunities that we will find great music.
Here on Oahu the prices at Salvation Army has tripled.😢 Record albums last year was at .99 cents this year it's at $ 2.99, goodwill has increased their prices also, but they are a few others that still have great prices.
I myself enjoy Charlie Byrd also, one of my personal Favorite is Called
"Guitar Guitar" with Herb Ellis which came out in 1965. Julie London is awesome.
Martin Denny is a classic , his Percussionist Augie Colon is awesome, & so is his son Lopaka Colon who was in a band call "Pure Heart" with Jake Shimabukuro , before Jake went solo.
Thanks again for another great video. Looking forward to watching your next video.
Mahalo Ed
Aloha, Ed ! Some stores here are 3.00 per record, as well ! Two weeks ago , I found Liz Damon's Orient Express in Bill's Garage on White Whale ! We hope to travel back to Oahu next fall.. Thanks for looking in, and enjoy your cooler weather.. coming soon, Mahalo 😁
I had the privilege of seeing Mose live with my Dad at the Del Mar Fairgrounds in the early 90s. Amazing experience- he was a huge influence on Who’s Pete Townsend
I remember hearing that about Mose influencing Pete.. I read Townshend's biography about 10 years back. I only have 1 or 2 Mose on vinyl, so I was stoked to get this very good LP ! Thanks for that and watching my video !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 my pleasure! I’ve seen a few & love your taste & knowledge.. I just read recently in a Phil Spector book that Phil idolized Bernie Kessel & he was a Wall of Sound session guy. Martin Denny, Jimmy Smith, Chet, Cal Tjader…yeah, you’re my kinda guy
@michaeljemal Interesting about Spector loving Barney ! I had no idea ! For jazz, I dig Kenny Burrell and Benson, actually.. There are so many outstanding guitarists ! Nice to know you appreciate the same artists as me.. Cool ! 👍
@@jtsrecordroom3963 also incredible- and forgot to mention I love Larry Coryell, who you mentioned as well . The Godfather of Fusion
@michaeljemal Coryell is the man ! I have a lot of CDs by him, and on vinyl " Spaces" is excellent, and two other early titles ! Larry Carlton is the other guitar god.. for real ! 👍
Hello JT and thank you very much for another great video. Congratulations for the Mose Allison Atlantic record. The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (great LP) label is Track, Kit Lambert, Chris Stamp and the Who UK label. A subsidiary of German Polydor. The Who LPs from Sell Out were issued in the UK on Track. As well as the 4 Jimi Hendrix albums issued in his lifetime. One of the last before they get bankrupted was The Heartbreakers L.A.M.F. (UK). Amicalement. Marc
Thanks for that info on Track Records ! And to have The Heartbreakers on Track would be too cool ! Johnny Thunders.. A repress might be in order for me a bit down the record picking road ! Haha😏 Appreciated, Marc. That Mose is so so good !
I didn’t comment the other day but the Pretenders Brass in Pocket video is also a favorite of mine of that era, along with Nick Lowe Cruel to be Kind and Elvis Costello A Good Year for the Roses@@jtsrecordroom3963
Did you pass on that Larry Coryell ? That’s a great album. Love that Mose LP, of course I love all Mose. Thanks for the tour of Reno. Maybe someday I’ll get there.
It killed me to pass on that Larry Coryell ! I might go back, the wax was good, actually.. I am a definite fan of his ! So pleased to have that Mose, it is on the early powder blue and light green Atlantic label ! ( 4th US Label 1960-1962 ) Thanks, Jon !
If you are ever rolling through Reno.. I am off Sunday thru Tuesday, would be fun to meet-up, even for coffee and a chat.. or, take you out into the "real wild" hunting for records ! 😆 I know you have done well through the years of your own record picking !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 -And of course if you ever find yourself in Maine, I’d love to show you around and do some digging.
Sounds good, Jon ! I've never been, so that would be great, and anywhere I go, I want to look for records, anyway.. and OK, enjoy the scenery and food as well ! Haha😆@@cheapcheerfulrecordcollect8071
I went back and picked up the Larry Coryell.. and a Julie London from 1964 that I completely missed ! The LC is terrific, as you know !
Hey JT thank you for the tour of your area…Enjoy your picks🤗 Take care🤘🏻
Thanks Craig.. I tried to shorten this one, it wanted to stay long ! Oh well.. I need to drop in on you and see what's up ? See you soon on yours.🙂
There is a clean "Dark Side" Craig.. I didn't ask him what he ( Bill ) wants, or if he might not want to sell, not sure. Next time, I will ask ! 😊
Thank you JT I really appreciate you looking out for me.. However I already own a great copy of ‘Dark Side of The Moon’… it’s not an OG pressing ,in fact that’s the only Pink Floyd album I have😂 Thanks again for keeping me in mind..
OK then Craig.. Thanks for letting me know. We are getting ready to watch Ahsoka ( The Star Wars spin off ).. Talk soon ! ✌@@Craig_KCfan
Yeah my son and I watch that show together on Fridays since that’s when the new episode comes out.. In regards to Pink Floyd albums I am looking to add any really but ‘The Wall’ is my favorite I have it on CD and MP3… I need to give their real early material a listen… Take care my friend.
Gabriel is such a great guy. I just discovered him this past week. But you know that. Lol. Hey thank you for taking us around and showing Reno. Yeah thrifting is a bit of hit or miss. But we both know that there are times that it really can pay off. Sometimes like gang busters. Sometimes like a wet dog turd. Lol. But you have to work at it. Great finds, and as always a great video, Jt. Catch you later.
Yeah, Dan.. That was my first meet-up, ever ! I had fun going over to his work area for an hour or so. I'm thinking of getting a booth in the new mall.. So I can buy more records ! LoL !!😆
That would be awesome, you having your own booth.
It's getting about to be about that time.. I'm not gonna stop buying, my collection is so cool.. I can't stop now ! Haha. Can't wait to see Gabriel's space in the mall. It's our old Jc Penny's building very close to my work !@@StonersStashbox
Man, east 4th Street was kind of a stomping ground for me. Dive bars galore - Big Ed's, Alturas, and a little further east there was a place called Area 51, for a while. Pretty sure I saw Deadbolt there one night. Saw Southern Culture on the Skids at Big Ed's when Bruce Van Dyke was a part owner there. Was on staff at the Bowling Stadium when they filmed 'Kingpin'. Lot of memories for me in that area.
We used to play at Area 51 back in 1999 ! One time.. with Sprout, a real good 3 piece band. We were Mary Underground from South Lake Tahoe ! I work on 4th, and was a Harrah's man for 7 years, or so from 2002- 2010 ! I was in a lot of action ( 9-Ball ) at Keystone, and Diamond Billiards down in South Reno.. I don't play anymore.. Too busy ! Thanks for this, and glad to have someone know just what I am speaking of !
Hey JT great video loved the tour, love the albums! I inherited ‘School Days’ from my dad’s collection, he didn’t have many records really - maybe 30 or so, but they were all good! Glad you picked up the ‘I left my heart..’ I have that album I picked it up for £2 a couple of years back love Tony Bennett what a talent he was. Also the Go-Go’s love that album. I’ve been in love with Belinda Carlisle since the 80’s. Saw her live about 4 years ago and she’s still smoking hot I was like a teenager again lol! Talking of beauties that Arthur Brown is a fantastic find - noice! Take care cheers
Did your Dad have any Return To Forever" albums ? Some excellent Fusion, for sure ! My Uncle Bob in SF would submit songs directly to Ralph Sharon , he always reached high, and Mr. Sharon would refuse to take on any of his songs.. Some were outstanding, by the way ! Go Go's and Bangles.. Love it !!! 😉 ( pkg is not here yet )
@@jtsrecordroom3963 no he didn’t I’m not sure I’ve heard any of their stuff I will check them out. I did inherit some nice early UK presses Elton John, Gerry Rafferty’s first 3 or 4 albums, some Eric Clapton and Dire Straits and a copy of War of the Worlds, which along with Captain Fantastic and the brown dirt cowboy sparked my interest in vinyl records in the late 1970’s. I’ve got my dad’s old turntable here I rescued it from the shed about 3 years ago and it had seen better days, but I’ve been gradually sprucing it up over time. After a new belt and service It works just fine. I just put a new headshell/cart on last week as well as a tonearm holder clip as the old one had been snapped off. It’s a Sansui SR-222 Mk 2 that my dad bought in 1978 for £70! The lid is cracked so that’s the next thing I want to fix. That’s very cool about your uncle you gotta just keep plugging away! No worries JT many thanks again
I guess I-80 obliterated most of the old US-40. Sometimes I think it would be fun to somehow just travel the old highways without having to live in those days (I wouldn't want to get stranded in the desert without a phone lol). I've been wanting to find an old Road Atlas from like the 1950's just to see how much things have changed in the roadways, but those atlases are a lot harder to find than you would think. I would have definitely picked up that Vince Guaraldi. Nice Stanley Clarke albums, haven't heard either one of those yet. That Great Guitars album looks pretty good too. Extremely pristine copies of Wheels of Fire and Arthur Brown, wow someone really took care of their records. Excellent scores once again!
I went back for that Vince G.. somebody's cat had chewed the corners a bit, and the wax was bad. I did get Larry Coryell and Julie London that I left behind yesterday ! Actually, this is the old highway 40, Mike ( now called 4th Street ). And it stretches all the way up through Truckee and over Donner Summit to Auburn and Sacramento !
Yeah, thanks, Mike.. You know how hit and miss this picking thing gets ! Gabriel has a good new channel ( the guy I got Wheels of Fire from ).. Spectre Records ! His flip videos are great.. 7 free boxes of records !
Thanks for sharing your tour through Reno. I guess you left the Coryell record for someone else to discover. Greg
I put it back, knowing that I can get a cleaner copy for 12.00 or so.. I think ? Actually.. I'm going back, I do want that one, as it might still be there. The wax was very good, and I dig Larry Coryell ! Thanks, Greg.😊
@@jtsrecordroom3963 sorry JT I didn't know it was fetching 12 bucks. Seems a little high but that's easy for me to say since I have it. Love your videos JT
That's a beautiful copy of the Arthur Brown album.😳👌
Man, Silvio.. It really is, and I'm lucky that Gabriel sold it to me ! Thanks , again ✌
That Brazil i77 is an amazing album. His best more baraz jazz than pop and it sounds so good. Love the signs. Went through there w my parents back in the early 60s. ✌🏻
Yeah, Mazzy.. That is a good Sergio & company album, I have a nice copy.. I think ? I should have picked up another ! Haha. I am a big Lani Hall fan, and as you know, those early LP's are terrific as well ! There is a neon graveyard here in town that I should film down the vinyl pickin' road ! ✌
Very cool thrift scores. Amazed how neat the lps were stored
More together than Bill's garage, that's for sure ! going over in an hour.. Can't wait ! My son's coming with me this time.. Thanks so much !
This was a good video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge about the records. 😊
Hey Catherine ! I drive by these old neon's often on my way to work, downtown ! There is a neon graveyard that has most of the classic Reno hotel signs laying around ! I enjoyed your vids as well ! See you soon.😊.
@@jtsrecordroom3963The neon signs are a nice glimpse of nostalgic history.
They really are ! Growing up between Tahoe, Vegas and born here in Reno, with Mom & Dad in the entertainment biz.. was fun and nostalgic for me all the while ! Have a good one in Colorado☺ @@catherine6653
I will check out the Jordan vlog ! I need to get down there to the neon graveyard, as well !
Chett and Glen are two of my favorites. Today I broadend my collection of glen by picking up 5 of his records including that live record you talked about. What a small world it is and band I never heard of called blood, sweat, & tears.
So glad you are a Glen fan, and know about how good that live LP is ! The first BS&T album is about my favorite ( Al Kooper ). Thanks ☺
Love sharing your thrift trip! ❤
Thanks.. I really have fun putting these together ! In the spring, we are going back to Japan and Thailand.. So.. more record hunting video's way over there ! 🥲
@@jtsrecordroom3963 wow!
If the vinyl on that Vince Guaraldi was decent I would have grabbed it.
I love his work and that’s a fairly hard album to find in the wild.
I wanted that Vince G !! The vinyl was beat ! I should have bought it for the jacket, actually ! Yeah.. I never see that one.. those early ones on Fantasy are excellent. That one is from 1963.. I might go back, or at least look at the flip vid again.. Thanks so much !
73 records 73 dollars at a thrift store an hour north of my condo. He threw in a box set of 78’s. The best
Part of what I got. JT. Crazy not to run into thrifts. Takes just a little effort
So awesome, Greg ! Congrats on this haul .. Wow !!! 👍 So true, a little effort, or a bit more, and it will happen ! Went to Bills, today.. 27 records for 5.00 each ! Some very good ones, again ! Enjoy those, brother !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 quality records at $5 all day long
Amazing haul, once again. Cool neon signs. Are these lit up at night still? I don't think there is much neon left in Toronto. Every time I see copies of that Arthur Brown record, they are trashed 😔
Hey there Brian ! Glad I caught this message.. I took a week off video making just to get caught up on watching other vids ! Thanks for looking in on this one.. My thrifting journeys are usually near all of these cool old neon signs.. See you on yours. Oh.. And no , most of these motor lodge signs are not working, although there is a neon graveyard of the great old hotel casino signs nearby that are lit up at night !
Looks like my dads album collection
Your dad has good taste ! Haha.. Thrift finds are almost always old music.. I have a big punk rock collection that I rarely show, 90s bands, and I'm into Indie stuff from 2000 through now ! Thanks for looking in..
Awesome video J.T.
Thanks, Robbie ! I bet the weather's getting nice out your way.. Take care ! 😉
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Mid 80's J.T. it doesn't really get cold here year round.
That's awesome.. Sounds like this region, Robbie, never too cold ! This past summer had only 4 or 5 99 degree high temps.. We will miss this year without any smoke from forest fires. Aren't you up in Michigan ?@@robbiedetroitstigermanviny8883
@@jtsrecordroom3963 I grew up in Detroit next to Aretha Franklin's Daddy's Church Near Downtown also about a 15 min drive to Hitsville U.S.A recording studio. I went into the Army in 1984 and Retired here at Ft. Gordon Ga. Augusta. Home of James Brown, Hulk Hogan, Brenda Lee and Lawrence Fishborne.
Hey man is there anything going on with Tuco. I always enjoy watching his videos and he’s been absent
For about 6 months.
OK.. here is my idea on why he's not making vids.. First off, he seriously had the score of a lifetime ! That is a ton of records to curate ( price, clean, sleeve, keep or not keep ). Then.. him and his brother do record pop-ups to sell. His video making is very elaborate, takes hours and hours to edit. Also, his work ( driving ) is important.. now he can dig without having to film. but.. I bet he is a little bit, anyway. He has everything .. almost that he could possibly ever want, or need, and when he organizes and sells through stuff, he might be back. I miss him and his vids too ! I might be wrong, but.. I think I'm close !
@@jtsrecordroom3963 Thanks for the reply. I knew he sold records but obviously more
Involved than I realized. He did have a major score of a lifetime. I have had scores with
Some great records but not at that volume with the quality he found.
You mention in your video that you have viewers that go thrifting but don't really find any records. Like most things in life timing is everything. Most people try to thrift for records on the weekends the worst time. That's when people are mostly off work when the compilation is the highest for finding records. The best time to go is on a Monday or a Tuesday early in the morning when they open. The weekend is the time when people make the donations, Monday and Tuesday is when thrift stores put the records out not the weekends when it's the most busy. It's like a hunting or fishing thing it takes patience but also going at the optimum time.
Good stuff.. I agree 100% !! I always try to help others in the way of not giving up, just enjoy the journey and flipping through titles help increase knowledge of record labels, condition, and ultimately.. finding good records. Also networking. I went out on Tuesday, bought 3 nice records for 10 dollars.. and a fellow offered to sell me 160 records. Next day, he brought them over, all NM vinyl and jackets, he took a hundred dollars. Chaka Kahn, The Commodores, MJ, Herbie Hancock, Weather Report on and on ! Networking definitely works, and I pass that on as well... So did Tuco !
On your days off do you do Laundry, sit outside on the patio, take your son out for ice cream do you get your car looked at and do you catch up on videos?
Motel how classic we have one on route 17 ?
and there also cool to me ,
Bobby Mcfarin 89 cents to 2.00 sounds like a decent deal , same with Tonny Bemet ,
go go's nice vacation , cream
I remember when Mtv did their closet classic they showed Arthur Brown,
So I left my heart in San Francisco is in your top 50 of that genre or top 50 including Rock?
what do you think about the Band's album from 1977 their last album ?
Yes, I do all of that, and at home I do a lot of different chores, and cook dinner once in a while. We just went for ice cream Tuesday ( my last day off ).
Thanks for checking this out Mark ! This is one direction I go when thrifting in downtown.. by all of the old motor lodges along old highway 40 🫡
I share a birthday with Arthur Browne.
Wow ! I like that kind of stuff.. And I can relate as well with many of the Aries musicians that are out there in the world ! Thanks so much for that.🌎.