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CHARITY SHOP (THRIFT STORE) CD HAUL/FINDS #17 (Ian Dury; Calexico; Linda Thompson; Sparks; The Cult)

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CHARITY SHOP (THRIFT STORE) CD HAUL/FINDS #17 (Ian Dury; Calexico; Linda Thompson; Sparks; The Cult)

The following CDs were bought from charity shops (thrift stores) for £1 or less:

ARLO 'Stab The Unstoppable Hero' (Sub Pop) (Includes drummer Tom Sanford, ex-Beachwood Sparks.)

CALEXICO 'Feast Of Fire' (City Slang)

THE CUES 'The Cues' (East Coast Music) (1950s doo wop recorded for the Columbia label.)

THE CULT 'Love' (Beggars Banquet) (Includes 'She Sells Sanctuary'.)

IAN DURY '4000 Weeks Holiday' (Great Expectations) (Includes 'Peter The Painter' about English pop artist Peter Blake.)

ELUVIUM 'Copia' (Temporary Residence)

THE FELICE BROTHERS 'Celebration, Florida' (Loose)

KING CRIMSON 'Larks' Tongues In Aspic' (EG) (The first album by the John Wetton/Bill Bruford line-up.)

J. J. OLIVEROS Y SU ALL STARS 'De Bala ....' (Envidia) (Flautist from Havana, Cuba.)

PET SHOP BOYS 'Release' (Parlophone) (Johnny Marr plays guitar on some tracks. 'The Night I Fell In Love' is a masterfully subversive response to the homophobe Eminem.)

RADIO TARIFA 'Rumba Angelina' (World Circuit)

SPARKS 'Kimono My House' (Island) (Includes 'This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us' and 'Amateur Hour'.)

LINDA THOMPSON 'Fashionably Late' (Topic) (Guest musicians include Van Dyke Parks and Richard Thompson. Nick Drake associate Robert Kirby contributes string arrangement to one of the tracks.)

RICHARD AND LINDA THOMPSON 'I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight' (Island) (Includes 'Calvary Cross', 'Withered And Died' and 'The Great Valerio'.)

FLOYD TILLMAN 'The Influence' (Heart Of Texas) (A country music pioneer. Includes duets with Dolly Parton, Mel Tillis, Ray Price, George Jones, Willie Nelson, Hank Thompson and Merle Haggard.)

This is a 'Vinyl Melange Cheap 'n' Cheerful' production for fans of the vinyl community, CD community, record and CD collecting, crate-digging and the CD revival.
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