You don’t pay attention for a week, and suddenly everything is topsy-turvy…. I visited rapidshare to upload the new record, and I found this message on my premium account “Unfortunately all drives of RapidShare.de are full right now.” WTF?!?! Are they in trouble? I am paying for an account to upload these records, I hope they don’t fold! Anyone?

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1. Wish You Were Here
2. Slaughter on 10th Avenue Theme
3. I Love You
4. In The Still Of The Night
5. Ciribiribin
6. Jumping Jack
7. Old Devil Moon
8. September Song
9. La Paloma
10. Yellow Rose Of Texas
11. Cheyenne
12. Nellie Bly

This weeks fine taste of sharity is another in the ping-pong series from Spinorama Records. These were, apparently, department store b-grade series, but as with many things, give them time and they become treasures. And, yes, this is the last of the harmonica music for a while. Though this album is credited to Eddy Manson, another of Borrah Minevitch’s students, according to this link, it was actually made by Danny Welton.

Whomever the artist, the LP is well worth a listen. Enjoy!

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Sorry for the delay! Family issues and other things have been taking up a lot of my time lately.

In the meantime here are a few photos I shot at last Friday’s Kaiju Big Battel event at Avalon, in Boston. They should have many more of these posted at the Kaiju site in the next few days, once they finish writing the recap of the event.

Hey Folks,

Sorry for the delay… I have finally updated the links page. I should be posting a new LP in the next couple days.

-S

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1. La Vie En Rose
2. The River Seine
3. Arriverderci, Roma
4. Domani
5. Strange Enchantment
6. Sleepy Lagoon
7. The Petite Waltz
8. Lili Marlene
9. The Girls In Brazil
10. The Breeze and I
11. King’s Serenade
12. To You Sweetheart, Aloha

I can’t think of a better way to start off a new month than MORE HARMONICA MUSIC!

This week’s fine mouth organ extravaganza is brought to you by another apprentice of Borrah Minevitch and his Harmonica Rascals, Leo Diamond. Certain to have been popular with the stereo early-adopters of the late 50’s, “Exciting Sounds From Romantic Places” is brimming with cars and trains and planes zooming from left to right and back again. Plus, it’s loaded with plenty of crazy sound effects and obscure instruments, making it a sure-to-be hit at your fancy parties. As an added treat, the cover… I have no idea where they found the tripe bathing suit, but come on, amazing… and the look of utter contempt from our bathing beauty, perfect. I can’t imagine who could pass up this fine bargain.

It’s priced to move, so download now.

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Just updated the Big-Page-O-Current-Sharity-Covers! There are many exciting new sharity titles out there, brought to you by the caring people of blogville.