Ha ha, Jim in ad above continues to catch up on his collection and kudos to him for helping me organize all these old files--now each has only one link. Here is the list for cut and paste into upper search bar this week: POCO, Christine McVie, The Knack, The Left Banke and Bert Sommer for a ClassicMusic20 comment last week, Buggles, West Bruce and Laine, Walter Egan, The Doobie Brothers, Street, Stacy Lattisaw, Bobby David, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Alphaville, Janis Joplin, Todd Rundgren, Sammy Hagar, Edgar Winter, Arcadia, Huxton Creepers, Montrose, The Tarney/Spencer Band, Rockets, John Waite, Linda Lewis, Girlschool and Jeremy Spencer. After lunch today I will have new posts!
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I've been reading about you finding music albums and such at your local Goodwill. It brought to mind about when I was employed with Goodwill at their warehouse where donations were brought to and sorted after pick up from bins, donation trucks, etc. The items would then be put back on trucks and sent to the stores. The stuff that didn't sell after a while would be sent back to the warehouse where it was discounted to companies that recycled materials or individuals at a deep discount.
There was one man who would showed up often each month and we'd set out a couple of those huge blue gaylord bins full of vinyl records next to his SUV for him to pick through. He was able to sort through the bins and choose what records he wanted. I don't know how much money or fee he paid for that access or the person he contacted from Goodwill. I assume he worked out the details with the warehouse director and came to some agreement for a flat fee.
The guy probably found quite a few decent LPs over time looking through those bins.
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