A place I stumbled across for Vinyl people

[Dave]

http://www.recordoutlet.com/

[Grant]

I find it interesting they used an Archies 45 as part of the logo! It looks like "Truck Driver".

Thanks for the link! Maybe i'll actually find some of my wants.

[Dave]

Everyone who can get any benefit from my little discoveries is more than welcome. We are after all "Brothers In Sound".:D ;)

[Grant]

Hummph! No such luck! most of their albums seem to be from the 80s and seem to be classic rock.:mad:

[Mike]

Hey Grant:

Are you familiar with www.dustygrooves.com? It looks like they have some funk and soul lp's and 45's. Also, check out www.stonesthrow.com. It looks like there has been an underground revival of 60's and 70's funk for the past few years. There are some very interesting articles at this site. This Egon guy seems very cool - he's a DJ and major collector and works for Stones Throw Records, who released the Funky 16 Corners compilation. He travels all over finding obscure funk records and interviewing forgotten funkateers. Here's what I ordered from Dusty Grooves. :)

V/A - Funky 16 Corners - 22 Earth Shattering Funk Bombs
V/A - Tighten Up Tighter - A Choice Collection of Funk 45's
V/A - Back To Funk - A Selection of Killer Cuts from the Eastbound/Westbound Collective
V/A - Funky Tales
Wallace Brothers - Lover's Prayer - Complete Sims Recordings
Dee Clark - Take Care of Business - The Constellation Masters

[Highway Star]

here's another:
http://www.wegotrecords.com/index.htm