Anyone looking for vinyl.

I have a large selection available to buy at e.bid.net

To take a look just click on the pictures below.

 Art of Noise 7" vinyl 

Jess Roden LP

Be-Bop Deluxe 7" vinyl

   

Queen 12" vinyl

     

Krokus 7" vinyl

Shades of folk LP

These are just a few items I have.

I have vinyl from the fifties through to 2005.

Everything from pop, rock, reggae, soul, country folk & blues. Plus soundtracks and TV themes, comedy & spoken word.

Pretty much something for everyone.

I also have a few CDs & a selection of music books & memorabilia.

So take a look at 

Happy New Year.

Each New Year comes around quicker than the previous one, must be something to do with getting older.

Got some great CDs for Christmas, a mixture of stuff, mostly albums that I have meant to pick up earlier or that I had on vinyl. Two albums from Black Stone Cherry, that i'm pretty sure that would have become "Diskits" favorites, if we still had the shop. Also got another Half Man Hal Biscuit album "90 Bisodol (Crimond)" which like all other HMHB albums is totally brilliant.  Two Jethro Tull CDs "Thick as a brick" & "Aqualung" classics from my youth, and then I spotted in a charity store at the bargain price of 50p, The Mutton Birds "Envy Angels" Saw the Mutton Birds in Derby several years back and have four albums now. They prove that New Zealand had more than Sheep and Crowded House as exports.

Would be great to hear what other people got in the way of music for christmas.

I'll leave you with a selection of tracks from some of mine.

 Black Stone Cherry "Lonely Train"

 Half Man Half Biscuit "The Coroner's footnote"

 Jethro Tull "Thick as a brick" Full album

 Jethro Tull "Aqualung"

 Mutton Birds "She's been talking"

Hope you enjoy

And so we come to the end of another year, and it's time to reflect on all those musicians and singers who sadly left this earthly world to join the ever expanding jam session in the ether, it sure had some greats join the band this year.

 Jimmy Castor

  Fred Milano (Belmonts)

  Tom Ardolino (N.R.B.Q.)

   Dave Alexander (Bluesman)

  Johnny Otis 

 Walter Gaines (Originals)

  Etta James

  Whitney Houston 

 Mark Reale (Riot)   Dory Previn  Michael Davis (MC5) 

  Louisiana Red (Blues) 

  Davy Jones    Ronnie Montrose    Jimmy Ellis (Tramps)

  Big Walter Price (Blues)                      Michael Hossack (Doobie Bros)                              Ced Sharpley (Dramatis)

 Earl Scruggs 

 James Marshall who will crank it up

 Barney McKenna (Dubliners)

 Levon Helm

 Burt Weedon

 Gregg Hamm (Men at Work)

 Tommy Marth (The Killers)

  Adam Yauch (Beastie Boys)

 Donald "Duck" Dunn (Booker T & MG's)

 Chuck Brown  Donna Summer

 Robin Gibb

 Peter Jones (Crowded House)

 Brian Hibbard (Flying Pickets)

 John Harriso (Hawkwind Bassist)

 Robert Nix (Atlanta Rhythm Section)

 Doc Watson  Herb Reed (Platters)

 Bob Welch

 Jon Lord

 Kitty Wells  Scott McKenzie

 Bob Babbit (Funk Brothers)

 Big Walter Smith (Bluesman)

 Jimmy Jones

  Stuart Swanlund (Marshall Tucker Band)

 Marvin Hamlisch

 Ranking Trevor  Max Bygraves

 Maggie Ross (Blues Singer)

 Joe South  Andy Williams

  Lillian Lopez ( Odyssey)

 Frank Wilson (Motown legend)

 Big Jim Sullivan (Super session man)

 Rick Chadock (White Sister)

 Jo Dunne (Fuzzbox)  Clive Dunn

 Michael Dunford (Nashville Teens)

 Ian Campbell (Folk legend)
 Dave Brubeck
 Huw Lloyd Langton (Hawkwind)
 Ravi Shankar
 Jimmy McCracklin (Bluesman)
 Lee Dorman (Iron Butterfly)
 Mike Scaccia (Ministry & Rigor Mortis)
 Ray Collins (Mothers of Invention)
 Fontella Bass

R.I.P. everyone of them, what a gig that could be !!