TenderLovingKiller®
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Two outta Three ain’t bad.Facts. A Tribe Called Quest goes under T. The Game goes under G. The Roots goes under R
Two outta Three ain’t bad.Facts. A Tribe Called Quest goes under T. The Game goes under G. The Roots goes under R
This guy gets it.Discogs order so I can just look there
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Live in London
Released for the first time, ‘Live in London’ was recorded at BBC studios and miraculously captured in high fidelity audio and video. VMP has in on Translucent Highlighter Yellow and it's limited to 500 copies.www.vinylmeplease.com
Barnes and Noble has a variant as well.
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Louis In London [Translucent Green Vinyl] [Barnes & Noble Exclusive]
Louis Armstrong made a greater impact on American popular music than any other single artist before or since. ¿What a Wonderful World¿ became his biggest commercial success, first in the U.K. and decades later in the rest of the world. <a...www.barnesandnoble.com
Any reason why VMPs is $13 more expensive?
It's pretty sure that's right unless he performed with them more than once...Was Storf high when he wrote the description for the Louis Armstrong album? Just saw it in my email and I might get the album but his description is off by like 12 years haha! This recording happened in 1968 unless I’m completely missing something. View attachment 203742
There was an article in the papers about the BBC tracks this morning. They’ve only found 5 or 6 so guessing the rest of the album is from other years.It's pretty sure that's right unless he performed with them more than once...
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Who knows man, this article says 1968:It's pretty sure that's right unless he performed with them more than once...
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You have to go round the marrow to find out.I know HypeMan gotta Hype but what the hell does the 2nd paragraph even mean?
Yeah it sounds like he's talking about the earlier Philharmonic concert. But that article is discussing the later BBC sessions. So yeah... who knows. Maybe mix of both...Who knows man, this article says 1968:
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Previously unreleased Louis Armstrong 1968 live album to be issued on Verve as 'Louis In London'
The iconic trumpeter and singer’s legendary 1968 London performances are set to be issued on a new 13-track LP on Vervewww.jazzwise.com
theyve corrected the title since I linked it and it now says 13 track lp instead of double lp. I’m guessing it’s the 68 show.Yeah it sounds like he's talking about the earlier Philharmonic concert. But that article is discussing the later BBC sessions. So yeah... who knows. Maybe mix of both...
looks like it on a reread of thisIs the royal philharmonic and the london
theyve corrected the title since I linked it and it now says 13 track lp instead of double lp. I’m guessing it’s the 68 show.
It's beyond ridiculous when you consider that the real answer to "why Storf chose this album" is "Verve asked us and bunch of other retailers if we wanted a color variant of this title and I said yes"I know HypeMan gotta Hype but what the hell does the 2nd paragraph even mean?
So EVERYONE else besides Storf is wrong about what’s on the record?Its a 56 show recorded 68 years ago
Nope. As Skalap has pointed out. He’s just fucking thickSo EVERYONE else besides Storf is wrong about what’s on the record?