| Many blogs feature music from old LPs; usually rips from CD reissues. Very few (like, none) concentrate on the music from the 10-inch LPs that were fairly common from the first several years of the long-playing record, roughly 1948-57. This blog does. We also make room here for other LPs and even 78 and 45 singles from the pre-stereo era. The title of the blog is an homage to an R&B record of the same name by Bullmoose Jackson and His Buffalo Bearcats. (Not sure why a moose would be fronting a band of bearcats, nor why they would be from Buffalo when Jackson was from Cleveland.) The Moose was selling double-entendre blues; we are promoting primarily pop music and classics, although all genres are welcome here! |
8 comments:
I am very sorry to hear the news about Page Cavanaugh. It wasn't long ago when I watched my copy of Romance On The High Seas.
Thank you for posting this record - unfortunately I have very little of his in my collection.
I found you through another website (blog) this morning... I almost fell off my chair ! I adore 10" and as I collect records, I'm always happy to find some in used records stores. I've had a look on many pages here and I salivate for things I'll listen to... soon!
Thanks in advance!
(If you are ever looking for something specific, ask me, I have about 200 ten-inches records)
@ Mel,
You and I have very similar tastes, as you know. I recently watched Romance etc. myself!
@ Ravel,
Thanks for your note! I will remember to ask you if there is something I need - and please feel free to do the same with me.
More Page is welcome, even to recognize his sad passing... Thanks
Sad to hear of his passing. Thanks for keeping his memory alive.
This one I missed too...So thanks man!
j.
One of the first Long Playing Records on our coffee Table back in the early 1950's when things were going from 78s to Long Play. I met Page in LA once and told him so. He laughed.
CLASP
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