Went looking for some vinyl at Half-Price Books during lunch and came back with the following:

John Coltrane - My Favorite Things (excellent condition, no visible scratches)
The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Time Out (cover in poor shape, record excellent)
Stan Kenton - Artistry in Rhythm (perfect, looks never played)
The Kingston Trio - Here We Go Again! (also in excellent shape)
Roxy Music - The Atlantic Years:1972-1980
Weather Report - Heavy Weather
George Benson - The Other Side of Abbey Road (heard reccomendations about this here I believe)
Kenny Rogers - The Gambler (for nostalgic reasons only, it was $.98)
Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms
Eagles - The Long Run

All of the above ran a total of $23.60. So...how did I do? I was ecstatic to find the Coltrane and some other jazz albums. Not a huge jazz fan, just a casual listener...but NEVER see any jazz albums.

The Eagles?

You are dead to me.

Time Out is one of my favorite (along with bitches brew) jazz records of all time. I think grabbing a vinyl version was a freat score. That coltrane album is great too.

Yeah, that one is actually for a guy I work with who is an Eagle's fanatic. (Self-claimed).

Yet, he didn't have this on vinyl. I'm a nice guy that does stuff for people every now and then, what can I say.

Juice, RIP.





Actually, I saw four or five copies of that same album last weekend when I went digging. It was everywhere, I couldn't avoid it.