Wow, an Edgar Broughton Band! They never had any of their records released here in America so that is a very cool score to have. British pressings are just...attractive. The grooves, the flipback covers, their feel. It's a fetish-y thing sometimes. JT

Amazing to see UK pressings in North America.

I just got a killer UK press gaul recently.. here in toronto.. see video

Another superb bunch of records (well apart from Jake Thackeray!) love that Beggars Banquet. TRB the singles didn't come with the albums but there was a stencil!

Most of these records are easy to find in the uk some are must have ones uk pressings i think are best

that haul at 25 cents a pop is down right criminal! awesome haul.

Great video, great collection. Magical Mystery Tour two E.P. set is a hard one to find in decent nick, even here in England. You have a unique collection.

Awesome haul! That Magical Mystery Tour is a real gem, so much greatness here. Happy spinning my friend 👍🤘🤘

Awesome, again. Lots of classics and Leonard Cohen too. Amazing!

JT, cool to show part II of the uk collection. Damn this is the greatest haul/ haul of a lifetime. This guy had the metal also. That’s so cool. Peace ☮️ Namaste 🙏 the Zonkman

Hi JT!!! what an excellent part 2 of your UK record haul.... some of those are in near mint condition!!! Love to see some rock album in there too, just a couple of years ago learned that there's a Uk version of that live Ozzy album that says "Talk of Devil" that being the more commonly expressed idiom there!!! cheers and be well

Hi JT. Great selection as usual. Mike Harding caught my eye. He's remembered fondly by many people for the Folk Show he did on BBC Radio 2. After they let him go (one of many unpopular moves made by BBC radio over the years), he started his own podcast which eventually ended a couple of years ago. If you look for Mike Harding's Folk Show online, you can still listen to his podcast archive (over 300 shows!). That will definitely send you off down various rabbit holes! A thoroughly decent and likeable man ... I've been listening to quite a bit of Wishbone Ash recently. I keep going back to 'Argus'.

Oooh, so, SO many wonderful looking albums I’d love to own! Never really seen Rod’s expression up close on that Never a Dull Moment! That’s hillarious! 😂 My copy of My Sweet Lord 7’’ I love because I bought it at a record store in Aarhus I hadn’t visited since I went to filmschool over 20 years prior, and it was still there (Called Badsturock, saunarock) and the copy IS Danish! When I see that the Band cover Northern Lights, …nah, won’t say it, might ruin it for you 😄 Look at that beautiful Beggars Banquet 🥰 CSNY discography confuses me to this day… keep checking up on it and forget it seconds later. That is the one Boomtown Rats I have never heard. Beautiful 10CC copy as well. UK Records. The label was a map of Britain but a crown replaced Scotland 😄 Oooh, I want that The Kids… Someone nickef my Tommy and my Speak of the Devil 😕 Ooooh, good looking Whitesnake. That is a good live album. History of the Byrds, found a copy last year, not as nice as that one, but when I spin it, with that orange label. Pure love! Instant perfect record collection. Thank you for sharing! 😊

Nice Beatles coffee mug!!! nice Grateful dead , Edgar Broughton band , Emmylou , sweet Simon and Garfunkel ,n nice Rick Wakeman , Rod Stewart , Wishbone and Ash, Jimi Hendrix, Canned heat , nice Guitar man , Nice George Harrison , The Band , The Last Waltz , Rolling Stones , Crosby Stills , Nash and Young , Neil Young , Doors , 10 CC Michael Nesmith , the Who , Eagles , Sweet Ac/dc , Nice Motley crue, Judas Priest , , White snake , Byrds lot's of great albums , I heard of Wishbone and Ash , is that Jimi Hendrix original music or rereleased songs after he passed? is that the Canned heat that has a hit from 1969 or is that an earlier album? which do you like better bands like Canned heat , London Town , Mike Harding , , Bil Connoly ,Jake Thackray, Emmylou Harris or hard rock bands like Rolling Stones , the Who, The Doors, Pink Floyd, and Jimi Hendrix? what about back then say 1977 or so the softer bands or hard rock bands which did you like better? so for the 1970's not todays time period but what was happening back then what category would you put Ac/dc in hard rock or heavy Metal? so hard rock would be like the Rolling stones , the Who, Queen , Boston , Foreigner and heavy Metal would be like Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, Kiss and Aerosmith? so what category would Ac/dc fall into for those days the 1970's?

An unbelievable haul JT. Joan Armatrading is underappreciated by many and her records are usually very cheap. Cool Beatles pickups. The Band was such a great group and those albums look immaculate. Same thing with those great Neil Young albums. I'd be like a kid in a candy store with all that you acquired.

I just love the way you talk about the vinyl , I’m into it collecting big style, but you , you devil you, want me to collect more , but thats not a bad thing is it , thank you I love the way you do your videos, oh and have you got the address for Bills garage 😂😂😂

Nice haul there, JT. FYI Mike harding was certainly not a Londoner. They nicknamed him the 'Rochdale cowboy' i.e. a northerner. As was Jake Thackray.

Wow!!!!! The Last Waltz alone!!! So much good stuff!!

Great to see more of this haul JT. 'Rise up Like the Sun' is a great folk rock album. Interesting to know how those UK comedy albums land in the US. Such a clean Beggar's Banquet and others too. Enjoy spinning these...

Do you just keep those records in those boxes? They are quite nice. I have never heard of Connorly. I do love Elmore James, he is one of my favorites. Really nice condition on those records

That’s one heck of a UK 🇬🇧 collection you picked up JT. Those 7” are beautiful. Great Doors copy. Rarely see that one in such nice condition. Those are some cool LP carrying cases. So many beautiful Grateful Dead records, congratulations on those.

Wow JT! Some really good albums you’ve got there. That Andrew Gold album!! I can’t find that album anywhere! 😂 And those Mott The Hoople and Argent 45s? Wow. Big fan of Rod Argent. Rod Argent with The Zombies, Argent, Colin Blunstone, even some solo works. The man is a star. To this day I’m still looking for an Argent - Argent record that isn’t beat… Anyways, keep up the good work as always! Loving the content.

Man what an incredible collection! Thanks for showing them!

Simply stunning Jt. When you hit, you hit. Enjoy! Cheers, Jeff

J.T., Once again congratulations! I just bought that Ozzy record Speak of the Devil. That band is runnin' on all cylinders! Thanks very much for sharing. Happy 4th of July.

Hi Jt, what a collection! The record cases are beautiful. I own the Magical Mystery Tour 7” singles. Probably my least favorite in their catalog. Beggars Banquet and Harvest stood out. Those are two of my go to albums. Looking forward to seeing all of the 7 inch singles.

Hey JT, incredible haul and I also love The Who! I have the same set “a Quick one/sellout except my Sell Out LP severely warped on the turntable many years ago so it’s gone. Does your “Kids Are Alright” still have the booklet?

It's nice to see the rest of the collection. I was focusing on all the great artwork on the albums, especially the Grateful Dead records. Great titles on the 45s also. 😊

Great haul JT ! Not only do UK releases usually sound better, but for the most part, the ones you picked up are in great shape !

So, when are you going to open your record store? 😂😅 I imagine adding your collection to Discogs is a job within itself.

I've never bought a collection but you came upon a great 👍 one. 1981 I had just came back from the UK. I bought many albums from the markets outside of Cambridge U. Such fun picking on the weekends. I'd take the bus back to the base with 25 or 30 records every time. Thanks for sharing your goodies 😊. Greg

Absolutely incredible purchase there, kudos. It's always edifying to know that there are still great collections to be had out there in the wild. Great vid and thanks for sharing.

Wow, JT, with that haul you have...it had just made MY morning! A BIG congratulations to you 😊 on this miraculous haul!

Rubber soul is a 1969 repressing but still nice to have

Great haul JT. Love all that Dead.

Excellent records im from new Zealand but enjoy collecting english press ,american press and european nice clean uk press nice.😊🎉

What is the address 3:06

Fortune Town is on Rama 9. Next to the MRT station Rama 9.

Wow! I can see why you were so excited for finding this collection! All of these wonderful UK pressings. So cool.

Hi JT. You passed on the Kingsmen's 2nd LP. The initial pressing had 'Death Of An Angel' added after the sleeve was printed, so a yellow sticker was added on the front cover. That's according to Wikipedia ... James McMurtry's debut LP was a good find. Like a fool, I missed out on seeing him live a few years when he played at my favourite venue ... Some nice finds at the Goodwill. It's always good when the record you want is still in the shrink. Did you miss out on 'It Takes A Year' by William Ackerman on Windham Hill?

Bill’s garage is simply unbelievable! His collection is/ was incredible JT. Spectre was a great little store. Great knowledge and pick ups JT. I’m looking forward to seeing the British pick ups video. Mike

Back to Bill’s! That Billy Joe Shaver is a nice pull 💪🏻

Hi JT. Bill's Garage is a wonderful place. I'm looking forward to you showing the British albums you picked up.

My goodness Bill 😁 there's a few LP's in there for sure. Happy hunting.many thanks Jt's Record Room

Wow JT, a fantastic haul. Some lovely stuff. An immense collection. Thanks for sharing.

Great stuff. I would be broke and living in my car if I did much of that.

Nice Bryan Ferry, Coninteals , James MC Murtirty , Lee Oscar , Marshal Crenshaw , BB King , Johnny Cash , Madness , so they found a nice home for Jc Penny? Ours isn't anything!!! I see Jimi Hendrix pictures, 3 dog night Poco , Dan Fogelberg , Art Garfunkel , EmmyLou Harris , sweet Stevie and Jimmy, How much is the Velvet underground first press worth what were they asking for it? in todays money with scuffs and light scratches does 275.00 sound like a lot? it does to me 275 light scratches and scuffs. I went to my Goodwill Wedneseday the 19th the records were either scratched, jackets missing records and some jackets were warped and had mold on them.

Hey J.T. love your Channel . I saw Combustible Edison open for Bryan Ferry (Mamouna Tour) in 1994 at Will Rogers Collesium in Ft. Worth. Honesty don't remember much about their set but it's cool you brought them up. That Mamouna Tour was outstanding. Robin Trower was his lead guitarist on the European leg of the tour. Take care!

Please handle it more carefully. Do not drop it.

I love when you go ti bills garage. That is so interesting. Thrifting out west is better than the east coast. At least here.