Interesting LP privately released by this French singer-songwriter in 1984.
All originals - Words and Music written by Jean-Yves Salmon.
Unfortunately I can't find any track available on YouTube ...
Record : EXC
Cover : EXC (hype sticker on front - autographed on back - see pictures)
Price : 20,00 Euros (+ expedition costs - by registered parcel - calculated by the Belgian Post office)
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Rare and excellent Singer-Songwriter Folk LP released in 1982 on Kiosque d'Orphée.
All originals - Words and music written by Daniel Guernet.
Listen : A2. O mon Cotentin or even ... The whole Daniel Guernet LP
Very interesting LP !
Record : EXC
Cover : EXC (see pictures)
Price : 40,00 Euros (+ expedition costs - by registered parcel - calculated by the Belgian Post office)
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Very interesting Folk / French Chanson LP privately released (in the beginning of the eighties ?) by this French Singer-Songwriter originating from the Toulouse area !
Record : EXC
Cover : VG++ (autographed on back cover - little writing "*" before B3 on tracklist - see pictures)
Price : 60,00 Euros (+ expedition costs - by registered parcel - calculated by the Belgian Post office)
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The Young Rationals were Massachusetts' answer to Donnie Iris and the Cruisers.
Nebbishy Steve Stone, who had the Buddy Holly look down pat, was a more charismatic frontman than most and a better songwriter than just about anyone else on the MA club scene, but thanks to Boston's fascination with terrible bands with zero songwriting talent, The Rationals didn't put the town under a wonderful hold.
Their songs had too much melody apparently.
Young Rationals debuted somewhere around 1983 with a delightfully goofy music video, "World's Collide" (sic), and followed it with an EP, "Under Control" (Recon, 1984), on what I think was drummer Tim Jackson's label.
(Jackson was also Robin Lane and the Chartbusters' drummer, and Robin's 1984 EP, "Heart Connection," is the only other record I have on the Recon label.)
With the title track, Stone penned what those shitty Boston "legends" could only dream of writing -- the perfect 3 minute pop song.
The band split up shortly after the EP came out, leaving "World's Collide" unreleased for whatever reason.
Record : VG+
Cover : VG+ (see pictures)
Price : 20,00 Euros (+ expedition costs - by registered parcel - calculated by the Belgian Post office)
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Great and rare 1972 Spanish Prog Folk LP released on Hispavox.
Tinges of 'Trespass' era Genesis and early Yes, plus the familiar stylings of French and Italian Prog.
Another great Toby Pollock LP privately released in 1970(?) on Dell Monica Records.
Once again depressing songs for a loner/outsider country folk LP !
Record : EXC
Cover : EXC (see pictures)
Price : 80,00 Euros (+ expedition costs - by registered parcel - calculated by the Belgian Post office)
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Lee Richard "Songs Of The South" / Toby Pollock "Songs Of The Prison" (Dell Monica Records).
Obscure, split LP of loner/outsider country folk from Santa Monica, CA.
Depressing songs include one about a wandering dog who gets killed and then is honored by its trucker friends ("Dog Named Whitey"), an Indian who gets killed seeking revenge for his father's murder ("Bo Lightning"), a tornado that kills 400 in a small town and the following rebuilding project ("Greenwood Tornado") ... out there !!!
A rare and excellent album !
Record : VG++
Cover : EXC (see pictures)
Price : 50,00 Euros (+ expedition costs - by registered parcel - calculated by the Belgian Post office)
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