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The husband and I hit another antique store yesterday, but failed to find any appropriate vintage beer or whisky crates for my vinyl collection. (okay, I did see a Budweiser crate but even I have standards)
I’m afraid the search is proving fruitful in only one aspect.
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And that’s enlarging the number of albums I need to house in the first place. But I was happy to find 13 of the same records I lost decades ago. A few covers are in rough shape, but for $2 each I won’t complain.
And lest you think the husband came home empty handed, he found a treasure for the man cave as well.
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A wood bound mixed drink recipe book from 1941.
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It’s a hoot and has some interesting drawings.
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As with anything the husband purchases, he always tells me to look it up and see if he paid too much.
This was the first listing I saw.
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Yikes! I was impressed he only paid $15 until I saw a bunch of others ranging from $20-100.
Good luck wdan1351. If you manage to sell it for that price? Please let me know.
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Neat book!!!
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Certainly some old musical treasures there. Do they all play well?
I looked up the Mamas and Papas album. Nice to see members of the Wrecking Crew were named in the credits. I just happened to post the documentary movie of the Wrecking Crew early this morning. It is a valuable piece of Rock n Roll history that needs to be known more widely. It totally changes the narrative we were given in the late 50s and through most of the 60s.
Now I have to follow up with the Funk Brothers movie, the Other musical secret of that era: the music behind Motown.
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I’ve played most of them and so far so good. As for the Crew, you’re right. They were the session musicians for sooo many bands. Leon Russell, how could you lose?
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I do believe today is National Vinyl Record Day, so celebrate that collection you have as well as those “newcomers.” As for the outline of how to drink the Rum Swizzle, I would think an IV set-up would be more effective.
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I’ve often thought a martini IV would be convenient.
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Y’all got some very cool finds. I still have my vinyl…somewhere. I’ve always wanted to do a wall of album art…unfortunately, I’ve run out of wall space. I do miss the warmth of vinyl records and I don’t mind the occasional pop or scratch. Sounds even better after a cocktail or two. M
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Ooh, I like that idea. A wall of music…
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That wooden cover book is almost as old as I am. We should both went on Antiques Road Show,to see which of us the experts think is worth more. 😉
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I already know the answer. You’re priceless…
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I’m glad you scored some new/old vinyl, I’ve been trying to find some of the ones I lost online. And haven’t had any luck because the ones I did find are pretty pricy. That book is hilarious, glad the hubs found something for the man cave, its perfect!
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Check antique stores and flea markets, most are affordable. I rarely buy vinyl online.
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Sure looks like your vinyl was pressed in the 60’s. Might need to buy a static gun. The drink book sure looks like a good fit for the man barn, but I got a feeling you already know how to mix drinks.
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I do, but one can never have too many cocktail recipes.
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Or Vinyl albums.
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Agreed.
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And here I thought I was the only one who loved the Pousette Dart band!!!!
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I can’t tell if you’re joking…
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My motto has always been, as long as the record spins, the cover is immaterial.
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I do like a nice cover, but as I’m showing some wear as well… I really shouldn’t judge.
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