Hello Bo; Nice reissues of the Joe Henderson & Booker Ervin LP's along with the mint OG of the Horace Silver Quintet. Speaking of Basketball RIP Frank Selvy. Sam Cooke a great Soul/RnB artist gone too soon. Runaway lady guitarist Lita Ford, with the first LP in the background. Like the wall set up. Take care, Tina & Pat!~
nice seeing you Bo! thanks for the turn on to Joe Henderson turn on....I am 100% into the relax mode jazz, not fast at all, loungey! More sports cards!! I enjoy it! Stopped collecting ages ago. Great that you still playing ball. I would play all PSYCHE UP tunes going to play. Stopped at 53, and when I got pins put into my finger when I went after a ball and the pinky was sticking out sideways. I miss it!!
@@FlipSideCT holy shoot. That’s a gnarly injury. I hoop 2 days a week and run 4. But I’m definitely slowing down. I’ve got a few new hockey cards inbound. I’ll show when I get them. I was thinking about doing a 1977 retrospective through cards. We’ll see.
First off. Very nice Love Train delivery from the Vinyl Guru. I do have the Joe Henderson. That was a no brainer reissue. A classic and very good jazz album. The Kicker and In 'n Out I also own. All good albums. I am sure that you know all of them Bo. Great to see that you have been listening to more jazz as of late. I always appreciated your tastes in quite a few genres~ Rob/Boston
@@Paneeks1960 hi Rob! Yes, I’m really enjoying the jazz reissues. I’m trying to take recommendations and listen to albums on my phone before making purchases. I wish I had done that when I was buying psych albums. I bought a lot of duds. lol.
Say Bo... Love that Expo's pennant over the door... They had some great years with Dawson, Carter, Raines and the rest.... Rusty Staub they called "La Grande Orange" in Montreal. lol...Cheers.
@@BobbyGass5 I remember Rusty. But I was more cognizant of him as a Tiger. You know who I really liked as an Expo? The Soaceman Bill Lee. Back when pitchers pitched. They’re all throwers now. I don’t enjoy the game as much as I used to. You know who was underrated as an Expo? Warren Cromartie.
@@earheadsix4119 Yeah everybody liked pot smokin' Bill Lee. LOL... Cromartie was a keeper for sure. For me all sports have lost their lustre. It's the athletes themselves that have ruined it for me.
@@BD_MEDIA. I started buying packs in 1975. But the first year I ever completed sets was 1977. I was talking cards not albums. I don’t have too many records from 1977.
I am assuming you are thinking about Indigos by Duke Ellington - an excellent album. I'd be nostalgic for that Lita Ford album as well - she did things to preteen Kris.
Booker Ervin has a style that isn’t that far off from Trane. You hear that loud and clear on his Lament. I would suggest funky jazz or CTI releases. Easier on the ears and you will njoy it.
@@Avalonrick1 I appreciate the recommendation. Thanks. I once owned an OG Humility in the Eye of the Creator by Maurice McIntyre. I LOATHED that album. Definitely not my style.
Hello Bo; Nice reissues of the Joe Henderson & Booker Ervin LP's along with the mint OG of the Horace Silver Quintet. Speaking of Basketball RIP Frank Selvy. Sam Cooke a great Soul/RnB artist gone too soon. Runaway lady guitarist Lita Ford, with the first LP in the background. Like the wall set up. Take care, Tina & Pat!~
@@tinaferrazzoli8006 I play hoops but don’t watch anymore. Without the SuperSonics I listen to interest. But hockey? It’s my new favorite.
nice seeing you Bo! thanks for the turn on to Joe Henderson turn on....I am 100% into the relax mode jazz, not fast at all, loungey! More sports cards!! I enjoy it! Stopped collecting ages ago. Great that you still playing ball. I would play all PSYCHE UP tunes going to play. Stopped at 53, and when I got pins put into my finger when I went after a ball and the pinky was sticking out sideways. I miss it!!
@@FlipSideCT holy shoot. That’s a gnarly injury. I hoop 2 days a week and run 4. But I’m definitely slowing down. I’ve got a few new hockey cards inbound. I’ll show when I get them. I was thinking about doing a 1977 retrospective through cards. We’ll see.
First off. Very nice Love Train delivery from the Vinyl Guru. I do have the Joe Henderson. That was a no brainer reissue. A classic and very good jazz album. The Kicker and In 'n Out I also own. All good albums. I am sure that you know all of them Bo. Great to see that you have been listening to more jazz as of late. I always appreciated your tastes in quite a few genres~
Rob/Boston
@@Paneeks1960 hi Rob! Yes, I’m really enjoying the jazz reissues. I’m trying to take recommendations and listen to albums on my phone before making purchases. I wish I had done that when I was buying psych albums. I bought a lot of duds. lol.
Say Bo... Love that Expo's pennant over the door... They had some great years with Dawson, Carter, Raines and the rest.... Rusty Staub they called "La Grande Orange" in Montreal. lol...Cheers.
@@BobbyGass5 I remember Rusty. But I was more cognizant of him as a Tiger. You know who I really liked as an Expo? The Soaceman Bill Lee. Back when pitchers pitched. They’re all throwers now. I don’t enjoy the game as much as I used to. You know who was underrated as an Expo? Warren Cromartie.
@@earheadsix4119 Yeah everybody liked pot smokin' Bill Lee. LOL... Cromartie was a keeper for sure. For me all sports have lost their lustre. It's the athletes themselves that have ruined it for me.
77? I can't wait, Bo! Great finds in this video as well!
@@BD_MEDIA. I started buying packs in 1975. But the first year I ever completed sets was 1977. I was talking cards not albums. I don’t have too many records from 1977.
@@earheadsix4119 Packs are fine, too! I'm there!
I am assuming you are thinking about Indigos by Duke Ellington - an excellent album. I'd be nostalgic for that Lita Ford album as well - she did things to preteen Kris.
@@dixielandfarm hahaha! My brothers friend Travis had the biggest crush on her. Yea, Indigoes. That’s the one. I need that in my collection.
Booker Ervin has a style that isn’t that far off from Trane. You hear that loud and clear on his Lament. I would suggest funky jazz or CTI releases. Easier on the ears and you will njoy it.
@@Avalonrick1 I appreciate the recommendation. Thanks. I once owned an OG Humility in the Eye of the Creator by Maurice McIntyre. I LOATHED that album. Definitely not my style.