Jason Collins@jcollins205· 25d Vinyl of the day: Booker T. & The M.G.’s-Melting Pot, 1971. The last album to feature the group’s classic lineup, as members were becoming dissatisfied with Stax. It reached #43, with the title track, the only single released, reaching #45.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· 27d Vinyl of the day: Ron Carter-Pick ‘Em, 1980. Classical style jazz, featuring Carter on bass (Yes my man Ron Carter is on the bass.), Kenny Barron on piano, Buster Williams on bass (Carter often plays piccolo bass on this set), and Ben Riley on drums.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 12 Vinyl of the day: Ohio Players-Gold, 1976. Reached #31 A compilation album featuring the hits Love Rollercoaster, Fire, Sweet Sticky Thing, and Who’d She Coo? Feel The Beat (Everybody Disco) was the only new single released, reaching #61.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 12 There’s probably a more accurate term to use here. Broken maybe? 🤔
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 10 Vinyl of the day: Bo Diddley, 1958. Contains the often covered Diddley songs I’m A Man, the title track, and Who Do You Love. Rock and roll royalty.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 8 Vinyl of the day: The Cure-Disintegration, 1989. Reached #12 and contains the singles Pictures Of You (#71), Lovesong (#2), Lullaby (#72), and Fascination Street (#46).
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 8 No World Cup games? Tarjeta Roja!
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 7 Vinyl of the day: Dokken-Under Lock And Key, 1985. Reached #32. Had 1 charting single, In My Dreams which reached #77.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 6 Looks like no special BP jerseys this year. Just this crap. Lame.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 5 Vinyl of the day: Eric Dolphy-Iron Man, 1968. Recorded in July 1963, a little over a year before Dolphy would pass away unexpectedly at 36. Features Richard Davis on bass, Bobby Hutcherson on vibes and Woody Shaw on trumpet among others.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 5 Celebrating Balogun’s reinstatement. 🇺🇸 🍔 🌭 🍺
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 5 Vinyl of the day: P-Funk All Stars-Urban Dancefloor Guerillas, 1983. The only all stars that matter. A who’s who of funk legends.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 3 Vinyl of the day: Cheap Trick-Lap Of Luxury, 1988. Reached #16. Contains the #1 hit The Flame, a cover of Elvis’ Don’t Be Cruel that reached #4, and Ghost Town, which reached #33.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 3 Vinyl of the day: Del The Funky Homosapien-Thegoodnews., 2024. Record Store Day release.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jul 2 Got the elusive 4 bun Big Mac at a drunk McDonald’s run last night. Yes I put ketchup on it. Deal.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jun 29 Vinyl of the day: The Rolling Stones-Got Live If You Want It!, 1966. Reached #6. Terrible audio mix. Good track list though.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jun 28 This article actually says 3rd may be preferable.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jun 28 Time see my Close Personal Friend™️ Al.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jun 26 Vinyl of the day: Doug E. Fresh and The Get Fresh Crew-The World’s Greatest Entertainer, 1988. Reached #88.
Jason Collins@jcollins205· Jun 24 Just got this in an email. First of all, hard no. Second, how is this possible? Did they build more seats? Do they sit on a cache of tickets for every game? Like ‘break glass if we need emergency tickets’? Seems suspect.
