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One collector's eclectic flexi disc collection Welcome to a peek inside Michael Cumella's collection of flexi discs, phonosheets, cardboard discs, and oddity records, acquired by many years of music collecting and many years of hosting WFMUâs The Antique Phonograph Music Program. Author: By Michael Cumella Welcome to a peek inside my collection of flexi discs, phonosheets, cardboard discs, and oddity records, acquired by many years of music collecting and many years of hosting WFMU’s The Antique Phonograph Music Program. These records have a long and mostly undocumented history, spanning the early 1900s through the 1990s. The products of such forgotten manufacturers as Durium, Auravion, Rainbo, Eva-Tone, and American Audiographics, they are made from metal, shellac, celluloid, or flexible materials like plastic or cardboard. The people who made these records would be astounded that we’ve saved them; far from being pop hits, these recordings were meant to have short lives, to tell, sell, or compel us to take action. Fortunately for us, these wonderful objects—and sounds—live on. Take them for a spin!
1-2-3-4 Go! Records gets a stellar Record Store Recon review on the Goldmine Podcast 1-2-3-4 Go! Records of Oakland, California, gets reviewed for its stock, store, website, social media presence and selection (a perfect score!) by veteran anonymous reviewer Dr. Disc on an episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Author: 4 Images 1-2-3-4 Go! Records of Oakland, California, gets reviewed for its stock, staff, website, social media presence and selection (a perfect score!) by veteran anonymous reviewer Dr. Disc on an episode of the Goldmine Podcast. Plus, listen to the episode and receive a hint on how to win signed vinyl from a well-known Northwest rock band!
10 Albums That Changed My Life: Mike Peters As we celebrate The Alarm's 40-year legacy, lead vocalist Mike Peters shares with us 10 albums that changed his life. Author: The Alarm with their album Sigma, following the quartet’s 2018 album Equals. Additionally, their 1985 album Strength was re-released in an expanded format as a double CD, with two flip sides added to the first CD along with a second CD of studio cover songs and outtakes. “Strength” is one of The Alarm’s six singles, on the I.R.S. label, to reach the U.S. Top 100 from 1984 through 1989. In August 2019, our Mike Peters, highlighted songs from
10 Albums that changed the life of Johnny Winter A torch-bearer for the blues, Johnny Winterâs artistic canon offers a clear link between British blues-rock and American Southern rock styles. Here are the 10 albums that Winter had picked that were life changers. Author: Johnny Winter. Publicity photo by Paul Natkin. Since he signed a historic record deal with Columbia in 1969, Johnny Winter had crafted music that influenced generations of artists. A torch-bearer for the blues, Winter’s artistic canon offers a clear link between British blues-rock and American Southern rock styles. The guitar legend was also a man of relatively few words — as evidenced by his to-the-point accounting of the albums that changed his life — who preferred to let his music do most of the talking. So which albums influenced Johnny Winter the most? Here they are, in his own words:
10 Albums That Changed My Life: Bill Mumy No danger here for Will Robinson. Creatively, Bill Mumy has come a long way since his "Lost In Space" role. Author: Warning, Will Robinson! Bill Mumy from one of his alter egos, such as Will Robinson from TV’s Lost in Space. But Mumy has been part of musical groups The Jenerators, Barnes & Barnes, Seduction of the Innocent, The Be Five and Redwood. His last solo album is Lockford, a collection of original songs that look back lovingly on the Americana sound. Lost in Space 1967 promotional photo (L-R) showing cast members: Angela Cartwright, Mark Goddard, Marta Kristen, Bob May (Robot), Jonathan Harris, June Lockhart, Guy Williams and Billy Mumy.
Ronnie Van Zant portrait by Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer Michael Cartellone set for auction A portrait of Lynyrd Skynyrd singer Ronnie Van Zant painted by Michael Cartellone is set for auction via the Cancer Support Community and Goldmine magazine. Cartellone gives Goldmine readers the details. Author: By Patrick Prince M ichael Cartellone has given his musical talent to many a band in need of a professional drummer. He toured and recorded for acts as varied as Cher, Freddie Mercury, Adrian Belew and John Fogerty. He is the former drummer of ’90s hard rock supergroup Damn Yankees and German metallers Accept, and he is currently the drummer for Southern rock stalwarts Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Vinyl reissues scheduled for Chet Bakerâs iconic Riverside catalog Chet Bakerâs iconic Riverside catalog will get vinyl reissues for four titles this March via Craft Recordings. Author: Jan 7, 2021 Chet Bakerâs iconic Riverside catalog will get vinyl reissues for four titles this March via Craft Recordings. Los Angeles, CA (January 7, 2021)— Craft Recordings is pleased to reissue four classic, remastered titles from legendary jazz artist Chet Baker. Set for release on March 5th and available for pre-order now, the albums comprise Baker’s entire output as a leader for the renowned jazz label Riverside—all recorded and released between 1958 and 1959:
Stephenson's Auctioneers rings in new year with music poster auction Rock concert posters from The Estate of Perry Pfeffer, creator of Postercade will be auctioned by Stephensonâs Auctioneers & Appraisers on Friday, January 1, 2021. Author: Dec 30, 2020 Rock concert posters from The Estate of Perry Pfeffer, creator of Postercade will be auctioned by Stephenson’s Auctioneers & Appraisers on Friday, January 1, 2021. There are 400 plus posters from The Estate of Perry Pfeffer, many first printings, and some second and third printings. Some posters artist signed and numbered by Bonnie MacLean, Randy Tuten, Stanley Mouse, Victor Moscoso, and others. These posters range from the 1960’s to the 2000’s for later concerts.