Vinyl Finds - June 24 Roy Montgomery / Windy & Carl / Matthew Halsall / Flying Nun / Ronald Snijder

Vinyl Finds - June 2024 - KZbin
Back with a classic vinyl finds video with some recent pickups!
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Records shown:
Valentina Magaletti - A Queer Anthology of Drums
Windy & Carl - Conciousness
The Max Block
Roy Montgomery - Temple IV
Alastair Galbraith - Lagash
Paul Dresher - Night Songs
Revolutionaries - Drum Sound
Johnny Osborne - Truths and Rights
Ronald Snijders - Natural Sources
Matthew Halsall - An Ever Changing View
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[@annael87]

There’s a 99% chance that if it’s a Buttery Digs find, I’ll love it 😊 Have discovered so many new artists from this channel like no other! Happy to see a new video, thank you! ✌️

[@johncoltrane68]

Too bad dresher did not make more lp's in that era both that one and his lovely label lp are favorites..definitely was me on the snjiders..lol..love that one glad you got yourself an og. Much love chris

[@seekingathread]

Great selection of stuff, all very interesting. I will have to hear the Gabraith project. I would like to know where he's headed. Temple IV is here as well and I am loving it. So magical and a interesting and sad backstory to it. I recently was looking at acquiring the Max Block too! And you know how I feel about Windy and Carl. I think I purged that Ronald Snjiders too soon. I didn't give it enough of a listen. Trying to avoid doing that in the future!

[@psychinthevalleys5324]

Hi James, that version of Kunta Kinte on the Pressure Sounds comp is about as good as it gets. Total killer version. Not sure if you've seen the Small Axe - Lover's Rock drama on BBC, produced by Steve McQueen. It uses Kunta Kinte to mesmerising effect. Well worth watching. Johnny Osbourne's Truth and Rights is terrific as well. A well played record in my collection. Just wish the Studio One stuff would get the reissues they deserve. In total disarray for decades now.The cover almost looks like a Blue Note cover. All the best to you, Steve.

[@christopherkibler511]

James, I thought that Paul Dresher sounded familiar. I have a CD by Vicki Ray - From The Left Edge, which is solo piano and it has a Dresher composition "Blue Diamonds". Lagash seems interesting. I only have Alastair Galbraith's two CDs Long Wires In Dark Museums. Thanks, Chris

[@Avalonrick1]

Valentina Magaletti - A Queer Anthology Of Drums I want to hunt down! Also Laurie Spiegel ‎- The Expanding Universe.both are in a shop about 1.5 hours away.if you haven’t heard claire rousay - A Heavenly Touch I recommend t. Thank you

[@ButteryDigs]

Hey Rick, Claire Rosay is a new name to me. Will investigate

[@the-vinyl-dreamscape5084]

Nice group of records. You always venture into areas of the music world that I may have missed. I’m usually mixing a number of reissues with those originals whenever I can that works. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.

[@FogAndLime]

Magaletti is such a talented drummer---i love her work with RAIME the most.

[@ButteryDigs]

Oh yeah RAIME of course, I had a feeling another band slipped my mind when I said it

[@Localbandography]

I have Dom’s old copy of that Minutemen. Leans more masterpiece than rubbish for me lol Truths and Rights is a favorite in my reggae section. Will be seeking out that Italian drummer record. Looks like multiple color covers.

[@lelanddavis4733]

Johnny Osbourne, local repress? By who?

[@ButteryDigs]

Sorry I probably mumbled meant to say a “weird Jamaican repress” unknown year