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SRC ~ Self titled..............1968
Don, while doing a little research on the net I came upon SRC's discography.
After seeing the album covers, I remembered picking the 1st album on vinyl
while in Cleveland during my visit to the R'n'R Hall of Fame. I hit at least 4
record shops while in that area. I can't always remember what's in my collection
anymore

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Marshall Tucker Band on vinyl
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P-man, I'll try to post this again, I think I got the sizing now. I bought this vinyl when it came out and it got played a ton in its day. My buddy the guitarist in our first garage band saw them live and got the rest of us into them.

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Spooky Tooth/Spooky Two on vinyl
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Goose Creek Symphony on vinyl
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Leon Redbone "Champagne Charlie"
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Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans vinyl
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Canned Heat ~ Gamblin' Woman.....................1996
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Uncanned ~ The Best Of Canned Heat
I love track 11 on disc 1...The Hunter (never issued)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U67vqcNBRY&feature=kp
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How's the SQ on that Best of Canned Heat?
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Mike Oldfield "Exposed" live Limited Edition Quad 2 LP set.
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How's the SQ on that Best of Canned Heat?
Don PM me your address again. What do you have on CD by
Canned Heat ??
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Robert Hunter "Tiger Rose" 25 cent vinyl pickup. A bit rough.
The Usual suspects: Mickey Hart, Garcia, ect
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Johnny Winter on vinyl from 1969.
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The Secret Policeman's other Ball
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CANNED HEAT ~THE TIES THAT BIND
CD 1997 (Recorded in 1974)Boogie-woogie blues rockers Canned Heat serve up a gyrating platter of previously-unleashed material, all recorded during three separate studio sessions. The album's final three cuts ("Reefer Blues", "You Tease Me" and "Something's Gotta Go") are the final recorded output from Heat founder/guitarist Alan Wilson, who committed suicide a few weeks after these studio sessions were made.
The album kicks off with the good-time party ambience of "Saturday Night Fish Fry". Track four, "Drunk", is a reeling 'n' rocking slab of slide guitar magic. Then there's the rhythm and blues grinder, "Harry's Open Pit and Bar B Que".
Canned Heat fell by the wayside in the '70s with the advent of disco and punk rock, but while those musical stylings have a tendency to come off as cliche and dated today, the Heat's blistering rhythm and blues still sounds as fresh and new as the day it was canned.
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Tubular Bells live off of "Exposed."
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Canned Heat '70 Concert ~ Recorded Live In Europe
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Blues Traveler ~ Four
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