Fotografía promocional de Buddah Records.

Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band / Save as Milk

- "Sure 'Nuff 'n Yes I Do" - 2:15

- "Zig Zag Wanderer" - 2:40

- "Call on Me[22]" (Van Vliet) - 2:37

- "Dropout Boogie" - 2:32

- "I'm Glad" (Van Vliet) - 3:31

- "Electricity" - 3:07

Side two:

- "Yellow Brick Road" - 2:28

- "Abba Zaba" (Van Vliet) - 2:44

- "Plastic Factory" (Van Vliet, Bermann, Jerry Handley) - 3:08

- "Where There's Woman" - 2:09

- "Grown So Ugly" (Robert Pete Williams) - 2:27

- "Autumn's Child" - 4:02

(All songs written by Herb Bermann and Don Van Vliet except where noted.)

Don Van Vliet – lead vocals, harmonica, marimba, arrangements Alex St. Clair Snouffer – guitar, backing vocals, bass, percussion

Ry Cooder – guitar, slide guitar, bass, percussion, arrangements

Jerry Handley – bass, backing vocals

John French – drums, backing vocals, percussion

Samuel Hoffman – theremin

Milt Holland – log drum, tambourine, percussion

Taj Mahal – tambourine, percussion

Russ Titelman – guitar

Studio: RCA Studios, Los Angeles (Spring 1967)

sleeve design: Photography by Guy Webster

Label: Buddah Records / 1967

ex Vinyl-Collection MTP

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safe_as_Milk

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Beefheart

> Captain Beefheart And His Magic Band-Electricity (Cannes Live 1968)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_QCjmZnUmM

Isis / Isis (album)

Trackliste:

A1 Waiting For The Sonrise - 5:22

A2 Everybody Needs A Forever - 4:41

A3 Servant Saviour - 7:43

A4 Rubber Boy - 6:21

B1 April Fool - 5:22

B2 Bitter Sweet - 4:10

B3 Do The Football - 3:00

B4 She Loves Me - 4:42

B5 Cocaine Elaine - 3:05

Bass, Vocals – Stella Bass

Drums – Ginger Bianco

Lead Guitar – Suzi Ghezzi

Percussion – Liberty Mata

Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocals – Carol MacDonald

Saxophone, Flute, Vocals – Jeanie Fineberg

Strings – Meko

Trombone, Vocals – Lolly Bienenfeld

Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Vocals – Lauren Draper

Producer – George "Shadow" Morton

Recorded at Ultra Sonic Studios, NY

sleeve design: John Stevens

Label: Buddah Records / 1974

ex Vinyl-Collection MTP

www.discogs.com/de/Isis-Isis/release/1134598

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isis_(horn-rock_band)

Fotografía promocional de Buddah Records.

Newport In New York '72

The Complete Six Record Set, Vols 1-6

> The Jam Sessions, Vol. 1:

- "Jumpin' At The Woodside"

- "Lo-Slo Bluze"

> The Jam Sessions, Vol. 2:

- " Bags' Groove"

- "Night In Tunisia"

> The Jam Sessions, Vol. 3:

- "Perdido"

- "Misty"

- "Now's The Time"

>The Jam Sessions, Vol. 4:

- "Blue 'N' Boogie"

- " So What"

> The Jam Sessions, Vol. 5:

- "Blue 'N' Boogie"

- "Medley"

> The Jam Sessions, Vol. 6:

- "I Apologize"

- "Jelly Jelly"

- "Stone Junkie"

- "Pusherman"

- "I Need You Baby"

- "Hold On I'm Comin'"

- "The Price You Got To Pay To Be Free"

- "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"

- "Somewhere"

Recorded at Radio City Music Hall, Yankee Stadium, Philharmonic Hall, New York, Newport Jazz Festival

Producer [Festival], Presenter, Liner Notes – George Wein

Album Design: Steve Malinchoc

Label: Buddha Records / 1972

ex Vinyl-Collection MTP

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newport_Jazz_Festival

Various - Buddah's Hit Explosion Volume 3

Compilation Album

Trackliste:

A1 – 1910 Fruitgum Co. / Special Delivery - 2:40

A2 – Elephants Memory / Crossroads Of The Stepping Stones - 2:54

A3 – 1910 Fruitgum Co. / Indian Giver - 2:30

A4 – The Kasenetz Katz Super Cirkus / I'm In Love With You - 2:39

A5 – Barry Goldberg / You're Still My Baby - 3:31

A6 – The Edwin Hawkins Singers / Oh, Happy Day - 4:59

B1 – Ohio Express / Sweeter Than Sugar - 2:06

B2 – The Eire Apparent / Rock'n Roll Band - 3:20

B3 – The Rock And Roll Dubble Bubble Trading Card Co. Of Philadelphia 19141 / Bubble Gum Music - 2:22

B4 – Kasenetz Katz present Super Cirkus / Embrassez-moi - 1:58

B5 – Chubby Checker / Back In The U.S.S.R. ( Lennon-McCartney) - 2:52

B6 – Ohio Express / Mercy - 2:20

Label: Buddah Records (Germany) / 1969

ex Vinyl-Collection MTP

www.discogs.com/de/Various-Buddahs-Hit-Explosion-Volume-3...

from my vinyl collection

This cover design was used on the german WHO single - Pictures Of Lilly - from the same year !!

7th hit - a Nr.8 in the states - The last top ten hit.

First Carnegie Hall Concert (1970). Complete different to the US Double LP - Live At The Carnegie Hall from 1973 !

Same as - Live at the Carnegie Hall. -- Issue from Holland

little portable turntable

For the BBT gang. Tammy Grimes is best known for her unsuccessful TV show in 1966. I liked it, but seemed nobody else did, but then, I liked 'OK Crackerby' too.

Somewhere along the way, Tammy recorded a few records. None of them charted. I acquired this record sometime in the 70's. I first played "Father O'Conner" (the plug side) and didn't like it. I flipped it over and enjoyed the eerie sounding quality of this poor girl. It reminded me of somebody I knew. She never got all the way with Tom either. I was Tom.

Many years have passed since then, and now, I find that Melanie (Brand New Key) recorded the original. It's like a completely different song, yet still shows the hurt in her heart while she's singing...and...Tom still didn't get too far.

Tammy also appeared in movies and on broadway. She was also once married to Jeremy Slate who never had a top 40 hit either, though his "Blue Skies, Green Grass" from '62 is an excellent song.

The first single - Do you believe in magic - wasn't released in Germany. That's why the company POLYDOR (they distributed Buddah in that times) decided to back up this first hit with their second - You Didn't Have To Be So Nice.

Artist: Laurie Bogin

Album: The Exceptional Laurie Bogin

Format: LP, Promo

Label: Buddah Records

Cat. #: BDS 5633

Released: 1975

Country: USA

Artist: Laurie Bogin

Album: The Exceptional Laurie Bogin

Format: LP, Promo

Label: Buddah Records

Cat. #: BDS 5633

Released: 1975

Country: USA

From the early 70's

Nice Name ! A US Psycho Beat Group from Michigan. Not bad, French release.

Artist: Laurie Bogin

Album: The Exceptional Laurie Bogin

Format: LP, Promo

Label: Buddah Records

Cat. #: BDS 5633

Released: 1975

Country: USA

Artist: Laurie Bogin

Album: The Exceptional Laurie Bogin

Format: LP, Promo

Label: Buddah Records

Cat. #: BDS 5633

Released: 1975

Country: USA

My favorite Version of Yummy Yummy is done by JULIE LONDON, but she sang it very slow.

Sadly, the pic sleeve of this rare french EP is missing at the moment.

Artist: Laurie Bogin

Album: The Exceptional Laurie Bogin

Format: LP, Promo

Label: Buddah Records

Cat. #: BDS 5633

Released: 1975

Country: USA

Their last top 50 hit. Not the Barrett Strong song (or Beatles & Stones).

Artist: Laurie Bogin

Album: The Exceptional Laurie Bogin

Format: LP, Promo

Label: Buddah Records

Cat. #: BDS 5633

Released: 1975

Country: USA

6th hit - a Nr.10 in the states.

Biggest Hit for the boys from New York. A Nr.1 - nearly worldwide.

It's Howdy Doody time!!!

Artist: Laurie Bogin

Album: The Exceptional Laurie Bogin

Format: LP, Promo

Label: Buddah Records

Cat. #: BDS 5633

Released: 1975

Country: USA

Artist: Laurie Bogin

Album: The Exceptional Laurie Bogin

Format: LP, Promo

Label: Buddah Records

Cat. #: BDS 5633

Released: 1975

Country: USA

A Nr.2 in the States.

Leaving one Friday for work recently, I noticed a neighbor put an old large enclosed stereo console on the curb for the trash. It was just a cheap Sears model, and had seen better days. I decided to peek inside; you never know what may be hiding inside. No Beatles, Stones, Elvis, Spector,garage,psych, or punk classics, just this--

TRU(E)ly one of the biggest "One-Hit-Wonders of the '70s...Andrea True Connection's "More, More,More" Many may only know of this song via the sample found in that abysmal 1999 hit by the Canadian alterna-pop group Len, "Steal My Sunshine". It didn't even sample the best part of the song, in my opinion.

Anyway, one more piece of vintage vinyl saved a cruel death by yours truly.

Here's a link to the tune, if anyone is curious, or has time to kill:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlJGrIyt-X8