INCREDIBLE! Vinyl Finds IN THE WILD! Vinyl Community 2022 | Record Collection Thrift Store Haul!
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Thrift with me for vinyl records! You're there WITH ME digging for Vinyl Records in THRIFT STORES, ANTIQUE STORES, GARAGE SALES....anywhere I think we may be able to find cool vintage vinyl records! You're there AS I FIND THE RECORDS!!!
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You rule. You remind me so much of a old friend of mine El Duce from the Mentors. Sadly no longer with us.
Ha! Thank you! I love the Mentors! I've seen them twice (once with El). I've met Sickie and Lomas
Anybody have a copy of that vhs xxx video called backstage sxxts with El duce interview? It was stolen from me and I can't find it anywhere .
@@kensims4086 I don't. But I wish I had a video camera back then. Many crazy nights with him.
Seems to me we played with them once! After that gig, my guitarist wouldn't shut up about how great El Duce is.
@@VinylHunter heh Tuco in what video did you spot or see a Edison record in one of your videos may you tell me🙂
I once found a whole sheet of acid in a Frank Zappa album. It had rows of donald duck, pluto, and micky and minny, paper acid. If I would have found that when I was a kid, I know I would have done every hit over time. Ahhh the good ol days....
Good find with the autograph. I found 6 autographs by Wanda Jackson the other day. Some post cards from her husband also. It’s always fun to find autographed albums. If you need one just holler lol
Oh my!!! LOVE Wanda Jackson!!! I'd love to buy one from you if you're interested in parting with one!
@@VinylHunter How do I send pics of them to you?
diabolicpossession at cox dot net
Thanks Tommy! Records arrived safely! Can't thank you enough! I'll be showing it in, i think, the next video...if not, very soon! So cool!!! Thrilled to have that in my collection!!!
38:45 I always have to dig through 200 to 400 records to find one I'm looking for that also happens to be in excellent condition, but that's all part of discovering interesting music and the thrill of the hunt. :)
I'll gladly dig through 1000 records just to find one gem!...or buy a handful of $1 blind buys just to find out one of them is great.
I once found the wizards from kansas debut album at a thrift store for 2$ and sold it for about 100$ at a record store
Wow! I just found that record recently too! Never heard of them until then!...and right next to that i found The Wozard Of Iz!
Nice! I like getting box sets cos the records are so clean and sometimes still in shrink wrap. I got a few jazz, orchestra & easy listening box sets.
I stumbled upon a warehouse while driving down a street and buddy had thousands of records. It took me two full days to go thtough all the records and I only found two decent records . One was a near mint Lester Flatt and Earl Schruggs and Bad Company album with half of the cover missing but it's fun to find these places .
Oooo! I would love to come across that!!!
Hi Tuco!!! Another great digging and Congrats for your additions to your collection...... cheers and be well
Thanks Cristian! Yes, added a couple new gems to the collection! So glad i got that Ernest Tubb autograph! Legend!!!
So many bloody Christmas albums 😆
...and Polka!!!
Great video again TUCO. Congrats for your purchases!
Thank you! Very excited for that Ernest Tubb signed record! Legend!!!
I need 4 of those Firestones for my car! My 2 Gooodwill and SA are $4 per LP and more for Box sets. i would be lucky to sell those for 50c each. Nice you found Tubb in the tub. My friend has Legarde fever.
My theory is, thrift stores are not trying to sell crappy records for $4...they're pricing ALL their records at $4, understanding that people WILL pay that for GOOD records...later, when any good records have been cherry picked out of there, they can discount or discard the junk records.
@@VinylHunter This is true.
Gotta watch 'em all!
Good video!
By the way, could you make the background music like a little less loud?
Then it's easier to understand it. (Can also be because english is not my native language and that i never use subtitles).
Thx!!
Yes, i need to turn music down. It always ends up sounding louder than expected.
I appreciate you always stopping by!!!
@@VinylHunter
Ah thx! Keep up the good work!
Somebody needs to burn about 95% of classical and 50s crooner records. I once found a B52s record at Savers. That's the best you can hope for.
Fellow cratedigger here, randomly found this, lovin the vid and cool finds! Subscribed!
Thank you! I'm glad you found your way here!!!
He went straight past a Grass Roots album
Very little knowledge . Painful to watch.
I know!
17:00 One of the sub-subgenres of records I collect are 'Peter and the Wolf' records composed by Prokofiev which have various famous people as the narrator and I have records narrated by Boris Karloff, Sir Alec Guinness (Obi-Wan Kenobi himself), Sir Ralph Richardson, Sir Sean Connery, David Bowie (on clear green vinyl), Jack Lemmon, Peter Ustinov, Sterling Holloway, and Leonard Bernstein. :)
I know I've got at least one Peter and the Wolf...can't remember of its anyone cool! Definitely not Obi Wan!!!! I wish!!! I've got several Boris Karloff records! 🖤
Great thumbnail
Thank you! I've been trying to get better at them!
A day in the wild. Pure Excitement.
I've been digging for records "in the wild" for decades, and had no idea i was even "in the wild" 🤣😂🤣😂 I thought i was just at a thrift store! It wasn't until i discovered the youtube vinyl community that i learned that i was "in the wild" this whole time!!!
@@VinylHunter Born to be wild...
Got a lot of sealed country records that came from his warehouse
From Ernest Tubb? Very cool!
Another great show. Lov digging
Thank you!!!! My house is being overtaken by boxes of new arrivals (just bought a collection of about 1000 records!)...plus I've got boxes of my personal collection that I've been moving from my brothers....piled in my living room!!!! I'll be spending the entire long weekend trying to get my house back!!!
Don't know where this store is but amazingly you are looking at the same crappy records I see over and over at my Goodwill. Finding something viable is a joy for sure. I think you need to be there the day they bring out the "good" records to get lucky. I am doing the same things you are, just no video. Best of digging luck!
Absolutely!!! You MUST be there at the right time!!! That's why you have to go back over and over again...it's a numbers game...the more often you go, the better the chances you'll be at the right place at the right time!...
But if you watch my other videos you'll see my trick is that i search out places where no one else is looking for records....that's where i usually score!!!
23:48 Guy Lombardo was born in London, Ontario, Canada which was the city where I spent most of my childhood and teen years. It's also the birthplace of actors Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling, and Victor Garber (the guy who played the Irish engineer in 'Titanic'), and some pop star no one ever heard of named JUSTIN BIEBER. Haha!
Not too shabby for a city with a population of roughly 400,000 people. :)
Have you heard Ryan Gosling's band Dead Man's Bones? I dig it!!! I should really snatch up a physical copy sometime!
@@VinylHunter No, I didn't even know Ryan Gosling had a band or maybe the name is vaguely familiar, but I'd never heard his band's music, so thanks for the info, Tuco. I'll have to check it out on UA-cam at the very least. :)
Elvis didn't die, he ended up in a nursing home.
Another great video Tuco. Thanks for all your hard work filming the flip throughs.
Thank you! Actually, filming is the easy part! 🤣 It's the editing that MANY hours!
Cool records. I love the "you are there" thrift store videos. Sicilian Pete Rugolo did a lot of arrangements for Hollywood films, The Four Freshman, June Christy and Stan Kenton. I have a few of his Mercury albums. He did some earlier albums on Columbia which are hard to find. If you like Terry Snyder stuff check out some of those Command Records albums (Enoch Light Orchestra) that has the same style of bachelor pad-sputnik era music.
Thank you Eddie! Yes!!! I dig those old Command records! I've got quite a few!
Donny osmond records for 15 a piece! What kind of crack are they smoking
Totally on crack!!! I just bought a collection...tons of Donny Osmond and Donny & Marie...they're all going in my dollar record sale!
I completely agree that nothing matches the feeling of finding great records at the 2nd hand stores. That's why I keep doing it. Ha that's a perfect name for those of us that pick through the thrift stacks of records....vinyl archaeologists.
Yes!!! We're like the Indiana Joneses of the VC! 🤣😂🤣😂
Council Buff IA!!! dang man, i may have to jump across the river and check out that salvation Army.
Yeah! It's pretty hit or miss, but I've found things there a few times! Watch my video that says "I filled My Cart..." That was a good score at the same store!
Wait a second!!! You're from Omaha?!!! Well, dang! Don't know how i didn't know about you until now! Just subscribed! Pleasure to meet you!
@@VinylHunter thanks man! I appreciate the sub. I moved here back in 15 from the west coast. I'm still pretty new to the VC.
My dad had that Marty Robbins album when I was a kid. That KYNN Ranchhouse Gazzette is interesting. My dad used to listen to that station back in the day. I hope your big record haul worked out for you yesterday.
Yes! Worked out great! Turns out it was about 200 LPs and 4 boxes of 45s! Lots of picture sleeves. Lots of treasures!!!
@@VinylHunter I saw about 250 45's yesterday at a garage sale. 70's and 80's stuff. Some picture sleeves. Some decent bands. I passed. The lady really wants to move them though. Asked if I would give $20. I said no. Not really wanting a bunch of 45s. I might be able to hook you up if you want them. 🙂
I think I'd better pass because I've got way more than i can handle right now! Thanks for lookin out though! 👈
A man’s gotta dig where a man can dig! 👍🏻🖖🚀
Hey Rik! Thanks for stopping by! I've been watching your videos for quite some time!
Thanks fer dialin in! Pretty nutso want you find in your neck of the woods! No so out this way!! 🖖🚀
I do an INSANE amount of thrifting...plus i go where other people aren't looking...that's the secret to actually finding stuff when thrifting
Well you got it down. Cheers!🖖🚀
We collectors know even if u probably wont find anything you least have to skim it quick part of thrill of the hunt which we all love when you collect for many different areas you got to decide that day what you're more lookin for or have time to deal with.
Always gotta look!!!
Like hitting a gold nugget
Totally! Great score!!!
Sadly the earnest Tubb record shop here in Nashville just closed a couple weeks ago . But I still love watching Your thrift with me videos.
I used to go to Nebraska about every 6 weeks back about 20 or 25 years ago on business . I would go all the way to North Platte hitting as many thrift stores as I could along the way.
I think some of the records I used to see then are in your videos. Lol. But the stuff I'd find back in those days would blow your mind.
Thanks for making these videos they're great and I love your humor.
Dang! I knew the Ernest Tubb record store was struggling! Sad
Yeah, i wish i was buying vinyl more back then!...20-30 years ago when everyone was getting rid of their records! Hindsight is 20/20
Cool finds particularly the Tubb however some of those oddball Christian ones would tickle my fancy, why anyone would make a ventriloquist on record doesn't make sense really but there you go I'm sure Kenneth Copeland has missed a trick there.......
Wow! Quite genius now that i think about it!
Hell...I think even i could possibly be the world's best ventriloquist...on vinyl!
I'll even do the "while drinking a glass of water" trick!
I once found a beatles demo for 50p i sold it for 500 pounds😊
Love the Billy Boyd, found that about 40 years ago. It’s actually Jerry Cole who was a respected session guitarist and also had some great surf albums on Capitol. He had a number of Crown LP’s as well (Jerry Kole and His Strokers has a great hot rod cover)
The Bahari Brothers owned Crown and a lot of the material was re-releases of all the great material they recorded in the 1950’s for their Modern, RPM, Flair and original Crown labels. Lots of great and legitimate R&B and blues. Heck, that’s who originally signed BB King.
They were, however, kings of repackaging issuing the same albums over and over with new cover art to reflect the latest fads, “Twist With” or Surf With” etc.
Also, look for the Fazio artwork covers. Those have drawings of the artist featured.
Musically, Joe Houston, The Cadets, The Jacks, The Teen Queens, Wardell Gray, Jimmy Beasley are all worth picking up, there are many more.
During the 1960’s the Biharis label for new releases was Kent, they were still able by contact flaw to record BB King (while he was signed to ABC), the label released other great new soul and R&B with the likes of Ike and Tina Turner, Lowell Fulson, ZZ Hill, Al King, etc.
Wow! I just looked into him a bit more! He did a lot of stuff! Champs, Them, and Mr Gasser & The Weirdos (aka Ed Big Daddy Roth)! I used to have that album...took it to an auto show and got out autographed by Roth!
@@VinylHunter Nice! Big Daddy such a cool guy
Get hunt! That Ernest Tubb was a great find!
Thank you! Yeah, that was such a great score!!! Legend! I just scored a Julian Lennon autographed record the other day too!
Julie London stuff is so hard to come by
I've got lucky in the last several months...I went from having one Julie London record to having 6 or 7
It's fun watching you go through the records, I hope you find some grails pretty soon. I think it's time for all us subscribers to virtually join hands kumbaya style and chant the beginning of ACDC Thunderstruk for good luck.
Ha!!! I'm thinking of doing some LIVE Thrift With Me videos! I think it'd be cool if you all were actually right there in real time! Live chat etc!!!
You don't see these fines very often, but congrats you're a lucky man✌
Yeah they don't happen too often, but I've gotten lucky quite a bit!
those coloured post-it's (price tags) are hilarious and easy to switch them up lol
Super expensive too! I'm going through lots of post-its now! So much easier than notes in a notebook though!
I follow "I buy old records" & sometimes I can't watch because he'll flip RIGHT PAST something that I would want! But that's mainly Casablanca Records! lol I'm sure a bunch of collectors feel the same way! lol
Right when you started there was an Elvis "Burnin' Love", took me right back to my childhood! lol
I Rockhound & @15:28 is how I sound when I get to a spot on the river no one has hit yet! lol
Yes! So often i get people saying "you should have grabbed _____"...usually i knew what it was, i just didn't want it (for various reasons)...but sometimes it was something i just didn't know! You can't know everything! I do the same thing when I'm watching someone else flip.
Right now, you can hardly give Elvis records away...but, i just learned that there is an Elvis movie in making which may spark a new interest in him...perhaps now is a good time to be buying Elvis record.
1:57 That 'Going Baroque' record by The Swingle Singers is great and they have a few other excellent albums too. They are an a cappella musical group (no instrumental accompaniment) that use their voices as instruments. :)
And the album title also describes my vinyl habit! 💰💰💰🤣😂🤪
@@VinylHunter Hahaha! Yeah, between going broke buying records or breaking our knees while digging through records, we all suffer a bit as record collectors. :)
I hope you went back and got that Drag Race at Surf City....that was the winner!
I would have definitely snatched that one up, but they wanted more than i was willing to pay. I've got a bunch of those budget label surf/drag/motorcycle records by uncredited studio musicians like The Woofers, The Hornets, and The T-Bones (which i believe is the wrecking crew?)
Why aren't any new videos from this guy?
Al Hirt AND live black mold for ten bucks ! What a bargain !
I'll say!!!
Early Ivory Joe was good, Tubb autograph too, otherwise looks like worse junk in the thrift stores by you than where I live. Rugolo is catagorized as big band because of his tenure with Stan Kenton. I once found a half gram of coke someone stashed in an Archie Shepp album. Forgot what I did with it…
I found Archie Shepp at a thrift store...but no coke🤪
@@VinylHunter yeah, that happened back in the early ‘80’s during the last recession. Laid off work, I literally spent my last three dollars on some jazz albums at a rummage. Woke up the next morning broke and decided to spin the Shepp album and found that. Turned out to be not such a bad day after all.
I have those Video All Stars lp’s, if I remember correctly there are top jazz guys on those sessions
All the thrift stores in my area just have records that are so dirty they're beyond being able to be cleaned. Or scratched all to hell. Or even moldy. Sometimes missing the sleeve. Sometimes just a sleeve with no record. I don't even understand why they'd put those on the shelves. Occasionally there will be something decent or in decent shape but it's very rare.
Yep! That's mostly what i have to dig through...but, that's why I'm always looking for off-the-beaten-path places to dig for records... Your chances go way up there!
Wasn't familiar with the Stereo Action label. I'll be watching for them now.
Yeah it's a fun series! I've probably got about 20 of them now
I've been to the Ernest Tube record store in Nashville. It was a few years ago, before the vinyl revival started picking up steam. At that time, they had more CDs than vinyl -- It's probably just the opposite now.
Yeah gotta roll with the times i guess!
36:07 I love that Marty Robbins 'Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs' record which has outstanding dynamic sound quality aside from that iconic cover. I think I did manage to buy one at a thrift store for $2 once and I also bought a still-sealed vintage record from an eBay seller many years ago for $10 and of course, the "six-eye" Columbia records are the ones to hunt.
I also have the 'More Gunfighter Ballads' album which is great, but the original first album is the better of the two in my humble opinion.
Yes! I dig More Gunfighter Ballads too! Like you said, not as good ad the first but still good!
I buy every clean copy of both that i see (for a dollar)! I'll resell them, or give them to friends!
46:09 London Phase 4 records is another sub-subgenre of records I collect and I enjoy Edmundo Ros' albums too. There are lots of great world music records on Phase 4 as well as exotica records and classical music records, of course.
That's a rabbit hole i stay away from! I've got a handful of select Phase 4...but there's so many! Just can't do them all!
@@VinylHunter Trust me, I still try to be selective and have no plans to collect every single Phase 4, but it is a treat to see them at thrift stores. :)
what you realize is how pedestrian peoples tastes are everyone had he same records How many Mitch Millers or The First Family records do you see??
Yeah it's crazy!
The Simon & Garfunkel exploitation LP by The Living Brass you pulled was interesting - never saw that one before - Certainly nice background muzak though! "Twangy Guitars' by Billy Boyd is very good... The Surfaris LP you showed @$75 is vastly over-priced... I remember the "Drag Race At Surf City" exploito LP as being decent but nothing special. Most, if not all of their priced LPs at the Marble Museum were way too high IMHO.... The Hal Mooney LP you got was nice - especially the "Wacker Series" stamp on back - lol! The Ernest Tubb signed LP was a bargain! Orion, the Elvis wannabe LP with the silly cover was a gas! Talking about gate-fold LPs, I once found a Savoy Brown LP with weed seeds stuck in the inside! Thanks for bringing us along!
I didn't buy any of the "priced" records at the Marble Museum...way high! I don't remember what the others cost...only a dollar or two.
Yeah!!! What the hell is "Wacker Series"!!?!? 🤣😂🤣🤪
@@VinylHunter Nice scores!
@@VinylHunter A series dedicated to and specially created for what bachelors do in their pads on lonely evenings?
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John Denver is on the Mitchell Trio album at 2:20
Wow! I never knew that he did anything other than his solo stuff!
Yes, in '65 or '66 he replaced Chad Mitchell who founded the group. Mitchell made a few solo albums but with little success. John was on three Mitchell Trio albums. There's old TV appearances on UA-cam of him with the group, a good one on Merv Griffin's show especially
44:54 Kaiwaza, here on UA-cam, knows a lot about and collects budget label records. He would know quite a bit about Crown Records and other budget labels. :)
Yes!!!! LOVE his channel!!! One of my faves!!! He's the king of the budget label!
You totally missed that GG Allin!
Ha! I definitely would not have let a GG album get away!
'incredible vinyl finds' ?? you have to be joking?
I guess it's all matter of taste. I think most people agree (according to the responses in the comments) that an autographed Ernest Tubb record at a thrift store is a great find!
Don't know whether to be relieved or dispirited that the vast majority of charity shop / antique shop vinyl is as shite in the US as it is in the UK. 🙄
Yeah, lots of junk to dig through
OMG! That background music is so annoying! Please... no more
Just a bunch of shit records
Great finds bro!!!! I'm glad I found your channel, new subbie here. I also thrift and post videos. If you can please show some love back and lmk what you think. I'll appreciate the feedback!