We're
off to Portugal for a week in less then 24 hours. So I'll have to be
brief.
The
car boots have been almost completely devoid of vinyl so far this
year. Each year the pickings get slimmer. The charity shops proved a
bit better earlier in the year but they haven't produced much lately
either. Something good to come out of this state of affairs is it has
allowed me to concentrate on actually playing more of the records I
have accumulated over recent times (instead of times I could easily
have said years!). A novel approach eh? Sitting down and listening to
records rather than just simply piling them up in a corner. Many
albums I buy out of curiosity and in the full expectation of maybe
only finding one track of real worth. So it is I have been playing
quite a few of my recent acquisitions properly for the first time,
picking out the cherries and recording them for further listening on,
say, a beach.
One
of the albums I played on Sunday was a Timi Yuro compilation (75p from a Sally Army charity shop if memory serves). About
six tracks made it into wav/mp3 format. One of those tracks is a
storming version of Fever. I
had not heard it before but I know I will be hearing it a lot more
from now on.
Timi Yuro – Fever 1962
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Say hi to George!
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