My Record Collection - A THIRD BOX of Records from Dan

THE RECORDS:

1) Diane Hildebrand -- Early Morning Blues and Greens (Elektra 1969)
2) Steve Noonan (Elektra 1968)
3) David Blue (Elektra 1966)
4) David Blue -- These 23 Days in September (Reprise 1968)
5) Moon -- Without Earth (Imperial 1968)
6) Toad Hall -- Class of '68 (Liberty 1968)
7) Kaleidoscope -- Incredible (Epic 1969)
8) Kaleidoscope -- When Scopes Collide (Pacific Arts 1977)
9) Dusk 'Til Dawn Orchestra -- Sea Drift (Elektra 1967)
10) Pierre Henry -- Le Voyage: An Electronic Score Based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead (Mercury 1962)
11) Grahame Bond -- Love is the Law (Pulsar 1969)
12) Graham Bond -- Holy Magick (Mercury 1970)
13) Graham Bond -- We Put Our Magick on You (Mercury 1971)
14) Scott Walker -- Vol. 2 (Smash 1968)
15) Scott Walker -- 3 (Smash 1969)
16) John Kay and the Sparrow (Columbia 1968)
17) John Kay -- My Sportin' Life (Dunhill 1973)
18) OST -- The Wild Racers (Sidewalk 1968)
19) OST -- Three in the Attic (Sidewalk 1969)
20) OST -- Zita (Philips 1969)
21) OST -- Outlaw Riders (MGM 1971)
22) Ventures -- Underground Fire (Liberty 1968)
23) Ventures -- New Testament (Liberty 1971) [Japanese pressing]
24) Ventures -- The Jim Croce Songbook (United Artists 1974)
25) Chris Youlden -- Nowhere Road (London 1973)
26) Chris Youlden -- Citychild (London 1974)
27) Eyes of Blue -- Crossroads of Time (Mercury 1968)
28) Eyes of Blue -- In Fields of Ardath (Mercury 1969)
29) Fresh -- Fresh out of BOrstal (RCA 1970)
30) Alexis Korner -- Bootleg Him! (Warner Bros. 1972)
31) High Tide -- Sea Shanties (Liberty 1969)
32) Laura Nyro -- Eli and the Thirteenth Confession (CBS 1968) [UK pressing]
33) Bridget St. John -- SOngs for the Gentle Man (Elektra 1971)
34) Lily and Maria (Columbia 1968)
35) Anna Black -- Meet Anna Black (Epic 1968)
36) Anna Black -- Thinking about My Man (Epic 1969)
37) Show of Hands -- Formerly Anthrax (Elektra 1970)
38) Stonepillow -- Eleazar's Circus (London 1969)
39) Sweetwater (Reprise 1968)
40) Harvey Mandel -- Cristo Redentor (Philips 1968)
41) John Renbourne -- Faro Annie (Reprise 1972)
42) Neil Diamond -- Velvet Gloves and Spit (UNI 1968) [first pressing]
43) Savage Grace -- 2 (Reprise 1972)
44) Cyrus Faryar - Cyrus (Elektra 1971)
45) Goodthunder (Elektra 1972)
46) David Rose -- The Velvet Beat: Lush String Interpretations of Today's Hits (MGM 1965)
47) Help Yourself -- Beware the Shadow (United Artists 1972)
48) Hub -- CHeata (Capitol 1976)
49) Dana Cooper (Elektra 1973)
50) Dave Clark Five -- Glad All Over (Epic 1964)
51) Yardbirds -- Live Yardbirds Featuring Jimmy Page (Epic 1972) [counterfeit issue]
52) V/A -- Best of the British Invasion (Pye 1975)

+ various features from Rolling Stone, 1970-73

THE SONGS:

1) Moon -- "I Should Be Dreaming"
2) John Kay and the Sparrow -- "Tomorrow's Ship"
3) Sweetwater -- "Two Worlds"

Category:

Music

Tags:

• 1960s
• 1970s
• music
• pop
• garage
• psychedelic
• progressive
• folk
• soundtracks
• albums
• records
• vinyl

[rosehoffman]

Wow.....two Kaleidoscope LP's. Too bad neither are Side Trips or Beacon From Mars, but still a great find. Then, to get the two Chris Youlden London solo LP's. I call that manna from heaven.

[myrecordcollection]

In fact Dan sent me both of those two other Kaleidoscope albums in ANOTHER box. Pretty cool, huh? Prior to that, all I had by the group was a copy of Side Trips that didn't have the record -- just the cover.

[ronkrisin]

Could you tell Me which issue of Rolling Stone had the ad for Weird Scenes Inside The Gold Mine? Even just what was on the cover? Please help me... I'm a HUGE fan of the Doors and even something like that is very cool to have (To me, anyway :D)... And I'd very willingly pay good money For an old magazine on ebay... Thanks and great Collection!

[myrecordcollection]

Sorry but those magazines are a hundred miles away from me; I keep most of my records and stuff at my dad's house back in Ohio.

[1m2a3t4t5]

is there any new videos to come?

(I Think) it would be cool if you made a video touring your "Archive" of records.Your videos are really informative and have taught me a ton, ive seen all of them.

[myrecordcollection]

I hope to make more videos--I've just been busy lately. I'm a graduate student trying to keep up with my PhD degree program.

[2n918]

@rainbowranddy

I too am a fan of Diane. Do you remember a version of her "Early Morning Blues & Greens" that had a what sounds like a calliope line? I heard that version on KLIF when I lived in Dallas in 1968. I have a poor tape recording of it, but have never heard that version elsewhere. Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks for the post, great soore on the discs!

[mozartfx1]

I hope you sent your friend a bottle of wine or something. That was very generous of him. If I did one of these with my boring record collection it would sound like, "Here we have a record by the glam rock band Kiss called Love Gun....." 3 views.

[duxberry1958]

i still buy vinyl you cant beat the sound ...

[JustineLaLoba]

The Moon LP's are great.....

[mellotrongirl]

Nice--those two Eyes Of Blue LP's....Hub is related to Rare Earth, Goodthunder is related to Steppenwolf, and Help Yourself is related to Man. and High Tide is perhaps my fave of the boxload.

[mellotrongirl]

Nice--those two Eyes Of Blue LP's....Hub is related to Rare Earth, Goodthunder is related to Steppenwolf, and Help Yourself is related to Man

[motorbooty86]

Wow, this is inspirational and informative. I've been collecting records for about 8 years now and these are the kind of windfalls you dream about. We have similar tastes, too. It'd be great to talk music sometime.

[MrLinuxfanatik]

Love is the Law - part of a ritual by Aliester Crowley

[alexmortland]

NICE score on those Scott Walker discs.