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I've Been Loving You Too Long-Area Code 615

Tom Cat-Muddy Waters

Wrong Time To Be Right-Cast King

Can You Feel It-Dennis Coffey

Nashville 1 A.M.-Harvey Mandel

Apache Tears-Johnny Cash

My Carolina Sunshine Girl-Merle Haggard

Country Blues-Dock Boggs

The Gallows Pole-Odetta

Down Is Up-Moondog

Charpoy-Duke Ellington

Dirty Work-Steely Dan

If You Let Me-Eddie Kendricks

The Haunting Idle-The War On Drugs

The Little One-Jimmy McGriff

We Almost Lost Detroit-Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson

Jane Is A Groupee-Sly and The Family Stone

Eclipse Of The Moon-Tony Caro & John

I Always Get Caught In The Rain-Dionne Warwicke

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Jay Stuckey, Pallas Athena

You Showed Me-Santo & Johnny

C Moon-Wings

Those Were The Days-Mary Hopkin

(Mama's Got A Baby Named) Te Na Na-Leon Redbone

Nothing From Nothing-Billy Preston

Scandal In Bedrock-Sharon Ridley

Sophisticated Cissy-The Meters

Handbags And Gladrags-Rod Stewart

Midnight On The Bay-The Stills-Young Band

The Wurlitzer Prize (I Don't Want To Get OVer You)-Waylon Jennings

She's Actin' Single (I'm Drinkin' Doubles)-Gary Stewart

Excerpt from Bagavad Gita-Ashish Khan w/ Ravi Shankar

Drunk & Disorderly-Shirkers

Badi-Da-Fred Neil

The Number For Groove-Brutal Force

Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll-Vaughan Mason and Crew

Juicy Fruit-Mtume

Something For Nothing-MFSB

Just The Two Of Us-Grover Washington Jr.

Record Jungle, Los Angeles, CA

My friend and I went to Record Jungle Sunday morning just as they were opening. We were the only shoppers in the store for most of the three hours we were there. I was taken aback by the prices of the records there; LPs that would cost up to 4 times their asking price at some other stores. They had a large stock of Latin, Soul, Hip Hop, Jazz and Rock as well as a huge section of $2 LPs and 45s that I didn't even get time to look through. The owner was really friendly. You could definitely tell he had a deep love for music, vinyl and enjoyed seeing us get excited about all the stuff he had. There was also a couple turntables set up for listening which was great for checking out anything with cool cover art. If you live in the LA area, go there.

Also, Andy the owner has a Mixcloud with some great mixes of tunes from his collection.
 

La Bodega by Record Jungle on Mixcloud

Charlie McCoy

I recently had the honor of meeting legendary Nashville musician, Charlie McCoy. Primarily known as a harmonica player, he also plays guitar, bass, keyboards, and various brass, woodwind and mallet percussion instruments. He has put out over 30 records as a frontman and played on countless others as a session musician; everyone from Elvis, Johnny Cash, & Bob Dylan to Leonard Cohen and Paul Simon.

A friend of mine came down from New York to interview Charlie for his documentary series, Liner Note Legends. We decided to put together a podcast featuring Charlie and some of the records he has been a part of.





Track list:

I Started Loving You Again-Charlie McCoy

Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line-Waylon Jennings

Jackson-Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood

It Ain't Me Babe-Johnny Cash

Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You-Bob Dylan

Hangin' On-Charlie McCoy

Meanwhile Back In Abeline-Roger Miller

As I Went Out One Morning-Bob Dylan

The Partisan-Leonard Cohen

Papa Hobo-Paul Simon

Satan's Doll-Chet Atkins

Blue Velvet-Bobby Vinton

Baby-Wilma Burgess

Rose Garden-Lynn Anderson

Southern Comfort-Area Code 615

Big Boss Man-Elvis Presley

Take This Job And Shove It-Johnny Paycheck

What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me)-Jerry Lee Lewis

If Drinkin' Don't Kill Me (Her Memory Will)-George Jones

Goodnight Irene-Hank Wilson

Jackson-Kent Blues/Never Kill Another Man-Steve Miller Band

PHONOMENAL BLOODCAST

Night on Bald Mountain-Bob James

They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!-Napoleon XIV

Psycho Killer-Talking Heads

Blacula (The Stalkwalk)

Diary Of A Taxi Driver

Come With Us-David Byrne-Brian Eno

Witch-Goblin

Black Sabbath-Black Sabbath

Mary Don't Take Me On No Bad Trip-Fugi

White Rabbit-Jefferson Airplane

All Mine-Portishead

2 Cups Of Blood-Gravediggaz

Mind Playing Tricks On Me-Geto Boys

Superstition-Leon Spencer

Joe Murder-Cass McCombs

Helter Skelter-The Beatles

Vampire Blues-Neil Young

I Put A Spell On You-Screamin' Jay Hawkins

Season Of The Witch-Donovan

The Lost Soul-The Watson Family

Jump Sturdy-Dr. John, The Night Tripper

My Love's A Monster-Clea Bradford

Thriller-Michael Jackson

Intro to War Of The Worlds-Orson Welles

Austin, TX

Friends of Sound

Friends of Sound is a modest sized record store with it's entrance down an alley behind S. Congress. Dave, the owner, is a super nice guy. I told him what I was looking for and he pulled out a ton of things for me to listen to. They had a lot of rare records there as well as a whole separate room of cheaper ($1-$3) vinyl. Everything in general is priced well. They have a great selection of soul, funk, jazz, rock, psych and funky gospel among others. Of the rare ones on display, they had a sealed David Axlerod Song of Innocence, and a self-titled Blaze Foley which I wanted badly but had to exercise restraint on buying.

Breakaway Records

Breakaway has 45's for days. Great selection of funk and soul. The more rare ones are displayed above the racks. I immediately took down some gems and started listening on one of the turntables they had set up. They had a good selection of used rock LPs at good prices and some reissues and new vinyl too. 

Antone's

Antone's is a pretty much a staple of the Austin record shops. They have a good selection of of all genres; rock, blues and country especially. They even have a special section dedicated to Texas artists which I thought was pretty cool. The prices are cheap and they also have 45s, CDs and other items like T-shirts, books and posters for sale. I found a Charles Mingus w/ Eric Dolphy (feat. the original Fables of Faubus w/ vocals) record there that I have been looking for so I was pretty jazzed about that.

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In All My Wildest Dreams-Joe Sample

On Thinking It Over-Sarah Vaughan

You're All I Need To Get By-Aretha Franklin

Out of the Wilderness-The Como Mamas

Detroit-Paul Humphrey and His Cool Aid Chemists

Sweet Buns and Barbecue-Houston Person

Gee-Gee-Calvin Keys

Fleurette Africaine (African Flower)-Duke Ellington

The Sounds of Basic Training-The US Army Training Center

No Other-Gene Clark

You Know You Know-The Mahavishnu Orchestra

Bowlegged Woman, Knock-Kneed Man-Bobby Rush

Out in the Woods-Leon Russell

Starry Night-Tommy McCook

Walk On By-The Zodiacs

The Loser-Derrick Harriot

Good Old Desk-Nilsson

One More Step-The Dwells

Neil Young-Little Wing