Showing posts with label 45RPM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 45RPM. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

PLEASE SUPPORT DUST & GROOVES





PLEASE SUPPORT IF YOU LOVE VINYL RECORDS...


About this Project:


Dust & Grooves is a photo and interview project documenting and exalting vinyl records, the people who love them, and the musical heritage they carry.

With a website launched in October 2008 by Brooklyn-based professional photographer and vinyl addict Eilon Paz, D&G profiles individual collectors from all over the world in their natural environment – usually at home with their personal collections. Each subject is interviewed in depth about their devotion to vinyl, then each conversation is paired with a beautiful series of portrait photographs by Eilon that capture the heart and soul of this passionate avocation. Together, words and images tell the story of the love affair between collector and collection, and preserve a record of music that otherwise might be lost.




Monday, May 28, 2012

FELICIA :: EVERLASTING LOVE


My Boyeee hooked this up for my Birthday early this year, and this 45 hasn't left my turntable in a minute. The smoothed out groove, over the lazy doubled up vocals hit the spot. Loving the synth strings. Modern Soul killer.


FELICIA - EVERLASTING LOVE

Thursday, September 22, 2011

FESTIVAL '68 :: VINTAGE REGGAE & SKA




Thursday 10/13/11 @ The Make-Out Room in SF is a very special edition of:

"Festival '68"

'60s Jamaican Rocksteady, Early Reggae & Ska dance!

Resident selectors:

Adam (Revival Sound System)

&

DJ Vanessa (V. Rocket)

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very special guest selector all the way from Japan:

TOMMY FAR EAST (FAR EAST RECORDS, ROCK-A-SHACKA/DRUM & BASS, SOLID ROCK)

FACEBOOK - TOMMY ROCK-A-SHAKA

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very special guest selectors up from Los Angeles:

NINA & VIKTOR (ROCKSTEADY LOUNGE L.A)

FACEBOOK - ROCKSTEADY LOUNGE

@

Make-Out Room
3225 22nd Street
SF, CA. 94110
www.makeoutroom.com

10pm-2am
21 & up w/ID
NO COVER

"Run come celebrate, at Festival '68"

Saturday, May 29, 2010

SUNNY AND THE SUNLINERS



Underground Chicano Soul from Tex Mex Sunny Ozuna, who is guaranteed to always BRING IT.

SUNNY AND THE SUNLINERS - SHOULD I TAKE YOU HOME 1966