The next time you're in Josey I'd appreciate a pan around of the place. I don't care much for 45s, but I'm just interested in what the store looks like inside.
At first I did think it was just a lot of looking at records getting flipped through. But after a lot more watching I see a vintage gear and record lathe nut like myself, as well as an obvious musician and all around cool guy. I am seeing this shop as a favorite stop. I am a music distributor myself, not just a record collector.
I grew up listening to Billy's Ripsaw cuts, still love 'em and now have 'em on CD. His magnum opus was the double-A 45, 'Can't be Satisfied' / 'Rootie Tootie'. Probably more respected than collected (being 'revival') but all the same it is - respected.
Good golly if a lot of those 45s were a dollar each I probably wouldn’t be passing up many of them but I guess that’s just me. By the way what was that repetitious tune playing in the background.
Wayne Hancock did a song at during the credits of movie Devil in the Flesh, that just blew me away. He sounded every bit as good as Hank Williams. And I don't even like country music.
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The next time you're in Josey I'd appreciate a pan around of the place. I don't care much for 45s, but I'm just interested in what the store looks like inside.
At first I did think it was just a lot of looking at records getting flipped through. But after a lot more watching I see a vintage gear and record lathe nut like myself, as well as an obvious musician and all around cool guy. I am seeing this shop as a favorite stop. I am a music distributor myself, not just a record collector.
I’d faint in there! The Disco section omg!! Really, id pass out in my wheelchair
I grew up listening to Billy's Ripsaw cuts, still love 'em and now have 'em on CD. His magnum opus was the double-A 45, 'Can't be Satisfied' / 'Rootie Tootie'. Probably more respected than collected (being 'revival') but all the same it is - respected.
I still got that Billy Hancock picture sleeve 45, bought it way back when it was new!
@@jameslarkin6267 - Top marks for that, James - it's a fine record.
Cant believe you skipped kenny Smith, amazing Northern Soul oldie. Love the Garland Green too.
Can you find me 32 copies of Surfin Bird by The Trashmen? A dog and a baby bought the last once...
Simpsons reference
Evan Lanctot Family Guy reference
That's what I meant
3:20. Also Mack, sorry to say this but I just got advertised a Squatty Potty in the middle of your video, LOL!!
Hey, you missed a rhyme, "a DJ on VJ"! Enjoying your trips.
The ever shrinking stack of maybe good 45 😁
I am really interested in that Gospel Warriors 45 you pulled. I couldn't tell if it's on a label and what the songs are. Not sure if I know that one.
Reminder: schedule your vehicle inspection.
I take it the Dearborn wasn't Silky Heargaves at 2.58..That and Kenny
I had high hopes for the Curtis 45 even if it was spelled wrong.
Kenny Smith on gar !
It wasn't "oh lord what happened to your people " was it Mack? 😯
why didn't he take the Kenny Smith? It looked a kosher demo!
@@CordialRecordings man I was screaming at the screen 😂
@@amaninthestreet8002 Kenny smith what are doing
Good golly if a lot of those 45s were a dollar each I probably wouldn’t be passing up many of them but I guess that’s just me.
By the way what was that repetitious tune playing in the background.
Wayne Hancock did a song at during the credits of movie Devil in the Flesh, that just blew me away. He sounded every bit as good as Hank Williams. And I don't even like country music.
"Cool cat"
What 45 labels that is selling