And now for something completely different ... DIG IT

I'm reposting this wonderful record in memory of Alexandr , who has apparently passed away from some sort of virus. Rest in peace,...

Signed in 1967 by Van McCoy to his newly formed Vandor Records label, Chris Bartley and the label scored a Top 40 pop hit and a Top...

Great soundtrack or greatest soundtrack? This one goes out to Mr. Ebert. DIG IT

During the past year I've been going over all the songs and albums that I've posted on Bandcamp, and I've remastered, r...

Yeah, they were a cool little band. But would they have gotten a deal if they didn't have relatives in high places? DIG...

In memoriam. DIG IT

Had a request for this Babs look-alike. Sorry that some of the tracks wobble a bit. DIG IT

Some more gum for you, this one in the mode of Bo Donaldson with some disco touches. Most of it is pretty silly, but the title tr...

A sort of sub-Archies record, with Rupert Holmes doing his best Ron Dante impression. By the way, I've installed a "Donat...

With its sunshiny girl/boy singing, this is an album very much in the mold of the Free Design. DIG IT

What's happening? According to the back cover of this record, mad "mod" clothes, op art, pop art, uninhibited dancing,...

In which Pickwick exploits blacksploitation. What you get then, I suppose, is a double negative. DIG IT

O my love, where are they Where are they going The flash of a hand Streak of movement Rustle of pebbles I ask not out of sor...

This one fills a request. You know, if all the leaders of all the countries spent more time listening to music and less time blowin...

Here's a nice set of '70s-styled singer/songwriter tunes by Peter Gallway, formerly of the Fifth Avenue Band. He's got ...

Is there still such a thing as elevator music? If so, this record of easy listening Dylan interpretations would fill the bill. ...

Here are the two albums by Joyous Noise, a country rock band that consisted of Dennis Dragon, Lee Montgomery, Marc McClure, Happy ...

Some very hip interpretations of His Bobness, performed by Wrecking Crew members Al De Lory (piano), Lyle Ritz (bass), Hal Blaine ...

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This one is for my dad, who passed away in 2001. He would've been 93 on this day. By the by, you would greatly support ol...

After a couple mellow Impact recordings, folk singer Gene Cotton increased his hair length and emerged with a more serious artistic...

The sole record from Ms. Claire comes over at times like junior league Dusty, but it's pretty great nonetheless. Features songs...

Here, by request, is an album by singer/songwriter Gene Cotton, who, according to Wiki, was instrumental in 1970s pop singer Michae...

A sun-kissed record from the former singer of Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66, nicely produced by hubby Herb Alpert. DIG IT

If this record sounds similar to the second album by the Band, that's because John Simon helped to produce that record and also ...

This obscure singing duo turn in some sweet performances of well-known tunes ("Galveston," "Games People Play" ...

Great choral performances and horn arrangements on this one. Thanks to Derrick Bostrom for the link. DIG IT

Here, by request, is the very first loss leader. Not the greatest rip, so if someone has a better one please feel free to grace us ...

Had a request for this one. Enjoy. Record One and Record Two

From the interwebs: Larry Henley was the lead singer of the Newbeats, the man lending the 1960s trio the high vibrato-laden voice ...

One last loss leader collection before we move on to something else. Record One and Record Two

Would anyone have this? If so, please post a link in the comments.

Yet another loss leader, this time one of the best. It came in an elaborate three-LP box and with a well-written booklet, all for $...

We're all so busy Busy, busy, busy We start out somewhere and then we disappear We come and go Put on a show How ...

One more loss leader to add to your collection. Record One and Record Two

Here's another loss leader, a very tasty stew of tracks. Record One and Record Two

Here's another two-LP set from Warner's loss leaders series. Again, this one contains an eclectic bunch of tunes, from Dion...

During the late 1960s and into the early '70s, Warner/Reprise was really at the cutting edge for a mainstream label, and one of...

I could find little on this Vancouver native, other than he was in group called Three to One in the late '60s before landing a ...

I tried to love you But you would not let me in You kept me at a distance Like a vestigial twin You lied to me so sweetly And...

Warm and groovy? Sounds like the perfect record to post on Mondo Exploito ... DIG IT

Some pleasant Canadiana from the guy best know for the song "Moody Manitoba Morning," which the Bells turned into a midd...

It's unlikely that the manufacturers of this record were being ironic with the title, which makes it that much more apt - seei...

Forget such wannabe hipsters as Cornelius, Cibo Matto and Pizzicato Five - Japan's one and only truly great disco export was ...

Typically atypical '70s folk/blues/gospel hybrid from a guy who rubbed shoulders with James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Kris Kri...

SoCal soft-rock featuring ace sessioners Charles Larkey (bass), Andy Newmark (drums) and Dean Parks (guitar). I recall critic Robe...

What Groove Collector calls "totally slept on excellent blue-eyed soul." DIG IT

Some soft sounds for gentle people. DIG IT

To celebrate the 4th of July, here's my vinyl rip of the second album by Charlie Brown. Gonna hunker down now as we await the ar...