Deke Dickerson I LIKE RECORDS! Episode Four

Here's a new You Tube Channel about a man who loves his records! Deke Dickerson isn't some newcomer and he most certainly doesn't call his records "Vinyls." Enjoy Deke's tales of his favorite records of all genres from the earliest days of recorded music through records recorded directly at his house! Episode Four is a special "Road Trip" episode, where Deke visits his favorite record store in the whole world--Kanesville Kollectibles in Council Bluffs, Iowa!
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[@JereR]

OMG, that looks like days and days worth of digging! 😍

[@fink94]

Those floors are built tough with all that weight! God!

[@groovingonvintagevinyl7840]

I could spend weeks in there! A road trip here is now on my bucket list.

[@matthiaspfisterer2066]

Thanks for taking us with you Deke! I absolutely understand your bathing phantasy. And I must admit, when you went into the cellar and I saw those stacks of 78s, I felt that my heart was pounding like a steamhammer. What a beautiful place! In fact, my favorite record store over here in Central Europe is very similar, and it is perfect for finding odd records with great performances by people I never heard of before - only that it is, of course, incomparably smaller.

[@amaninthestreet8002]

That would be my dream. Spending a fortnight digging thru those 45's 😲👍

[@geewillikers5342]

Dude, you are a national treasure. A real musical historian and one hell of a musician.

[@maritavandervinne4327]

OMG that place is heaven! I could spend a month in there! Added to my wishlist of places to go to on my next trip to the US, cant wait! Thanks Deke!

[@lincolndickison4905]

That trash hole is a treasure trove. Everything about it IS awesome

[@ducktailcat]

It's my favourite record store too!

[@jdfolbre]

Freddy Hart's Easy Lovin' was the #1 Country Song when I was born.

[@erikb835]

Must be heaven specialy if they have Great rockabilly and teen pops from the 50’/60’s 👍👍

[@Scodiddly]

I like my bookstores to be like that. Just the floor creaking under your footsteps put me in a good mood!

[@greghawkins229]

Love to go into that store

[@zonary1]

that's not a stash, that's a hoard. Lovely.

[@greglaxton5766]

Holy smokes! Added to my road trip list. Awesome episode as always!

[@um3899]

this video gave me that tingly feeling in my teeth I used to get when I'd go looking for treasures in places like this back in the 80s

[@guitareveryone]

Another great episode Mr. Dickerson! If guitar acquisition syndrome is GAS, you’ve definitely got RAS (record acquisition syndrome!!

[@jasonadams371]

I wish I was closer to this place I could get lost. BTW very interesting record at the end and it's not on Discogs would love to find a copy

[@stephenbrowne3399]

My fingers were twitchin' to get at those records. I once scoured a big second hand record shop and emerged with two prized records (The Singing Cowboy with Johnny Bond and the Willis Brothers + an Aussie 45 to complete that bands' releases) and the shop owner said " I should pay you for looking' through all that". Nice video. Really enjoyed it. I guess sitting around with friends, playing records, drinking beer and talking would be a real good video, or even series, you could do Deke. That would be nice.

[@gabrielfuentes1054]

What a glorious place! Thanks for sharing

[@ijuggle42]

Man that place was triggering my OCD but that record was truely awesome.

[@tuskedbeast]

As a record clerk, I once went to an outbuy from a deceased instructor at a religious collage in Orinda, California. It was one of those inland places that gets real hot in the summer. He had been allowed to keep his collection in an unused classroom. At least 10,000 records. They were all stored sideways like the ones in the video, and every record we looked at was warped from that kind of storage in that hot, unventilated room for decades. 10,000 unplayable records.

[@petzi7437]

The place looks great, I wish I could go there and get lost digging for days in these record piles.

[@theprestonpoeshow3526]

Wow man. Yeah, like Uncle Scrooge in the vault of gold coins! I gotta say though. That last records was a 70's country novelty album misfire of epic proportions. Those are great late at night when your pals have had too much to drink and you put that on and act like it's a fine wine of excellent caliber.

[@mattdiel151]

love this deke

[@Scaberino]

Just a random Beer Bust Blues 45 lying around, nothing to be excited about. How I'd love to spend a week in that shop...

[@AudioMobil]

My idea of the greatest record store is very similar to yours! I always will remember when a friend took me to the Brian's Record Option in Kingston, Ontario back in 2016. I spent the whole day digging through piles of 45s and took more than 150 records home to Germany. I love the idea of not knowing what I will find, that's why I'm never looking for particular records, I just love browsing all day long and buying whole lots of records as long as the price is right. Still hoping to be able to return to this magic place someday.

[@Scott-qp9rw]

I’d have to pack a lunch for that record store.

[@tooner58]

Man, that ALMOST makes me wish i still lived in Iowa. Looking forward to hearing your cover version of "Hog Wild." Hint... hint....

[@PeterSchow]

Wow! Thanks for surveying this wonderful place with your camera. For those who are serious $$$ collectors, would I be correct in assuming that all three floors have been picked over many times?

[@portsideguitar1981]

Wow, how do you know where to begin! And how did you ever find that place?

[@gunners47]

Holy f......., could you please move this records store to Holland? (in parts please!), Reminds me (a little) of a Chicago warehouse with records I visited in 1972... but this!!!!!!!!!!!???????

[@barfoonisland2003]

I have this disease called "vinylitis". A severe addiction to flat black discs with a hole in the middle. There is no know cure and frankly I don't want to be cured. This collectibles store would put me over the edge.

[@matthewscheidt9801]

Nice little Newcomb your dad has. Said he needs a new stylus. If you want to check out a nice little prewar jazz collection ask him about me next time you’re in the Show Me State.

[@richardboughton8338]

Where do you even start?!?!

[@gregmaryhughes6830]

Not a neck of the woods I get into often and that's probably a good thing. If I got into that store I might never come out.

[@zonary1]

6:46 wow! ya gotta start some where.

[@CC-qb9sm]

👍

[@adamrichards3174]

I was impressed until the 78 room, then I went slack-jawed and eyes glazed-over and could only draw out a long "WOW"

[@jerseyswampdevil]

A lil slice o heaven

[@thesurfhotrodscene4060]

OK, next 2-week vacation will be in Iowa even if it´s a long way from Sweden.

[@lincolndickison4905]

Believe it or not, the upstairs is even worse (or better?) now.

[@jerryleeelvisberryrichard6247]

10 minutes ago I thought I had a lot of records.