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This week, we’re digging into overlooked albums, unexpected musical discoveries, and the stories that make record collecting so rewarding. From exploring new jazz and soul sounds to revisiting forgotten gems like Spooky Tooth, Dave Mason, and Long John Baldry, we uncover the connections and hidden histories behind the grooves. We also dive into the world of jazz fusion with legendary guitarist Larry Coryell and reflect on the thrill of stepping outside our usual musical comfort zones. Plus, we explore the history of Duluth’s Cato Ballroom and the incredible lineup of artists who have graced its stage. We wrap things up with a hands-on look at cleaning vinyl and giving old records a fresh start. It’s another episode packed with deep cuts, fascinating stories, and the joy of discovering something new.

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This week, we dig into forgotten guitar legends, obscure psychedelic rock, and the hidden musical history right in our own backyard. Jerry shines a spotlight on the incredible Roy Buchanan and Harvey Mandel, two influential guitarists who deserve far more recognition. Eric takes us down a rabbit hole with Eden’s Children, a short-lived Boston psych-rock trio whose experimental sound packs some unexpected surprises. We also uncover Lightning, a rare Minneapolis psych-rock release with a story as intriguing as its album cover. From mysterious band histories to Minnesota’s rich rock roots, this episode is all about rediscovering the artists and records that deserve another spin.

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This week, we revisit forgotten favorites, uncover exciting prog-rock discoveries, and celebrate the stories hiding behind our records. Jerry brings The Blues Project back into rotation and shares his newfound appreciation for Rare Bird, an underrated prog-rock band with a unique, organ-driven sound. We explore a classic Coliseum live album, dig into the dark atmosphere of Black Sabbath just in time for Halloween, and talk about introducing the next generation to the magic of vinyl. Along the way, we share memories of concerts, musical discoveries, and the artists who have left a lasting impression on us. It’s another journey through deep cuts, unexpected connections, and the never-ending joy of finding something new in the groove.

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This week we dig into forgotten records, unexpected discoveries, and the joy of rediscovering albums hiding in our own collections. We talk Blackfoot’s No Reservations, Cat Mother, and the European psych-rock sounds of Savage Rose. We also dive into the legendary Vertigo label and uncover some surprising connections along the way, including Triumph and other heavy hitters. There’s plenty of talk about digging through old collections, discovering great records with family, and passing the love of vinyl on to the next generation. And with a deep dive into Minnesota music waiting around the corner, this episode sets the stage for another rabbit hole we can’t wait to explore.

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This week, we dive into the different stages of record collecting and the thrill of discovering music outside our usual comfort zones. We explore new finds from Otis Redding, Al Green, Johnny Nash, and more while reflecting on how our musical tastes continue to evolve. Jerry takes us deep into the world of prog rock with Captain Beyond and Gentle Giant, including a surprising connection to Tool and King Crimson. We also revisit some personal vinyl memories, from high school record discoveries to the early days of eight-track tapes. Then we take a trip north with a collection of Canadian artists and bands that might surprise you. It’s an episode about expanding your collection, expanding your musical horizons, and finding something unexpected in the groove.

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This week, we dive into forgotten psych-rock gems, rare finds, and the excitement of rediscovering records hiding in our own collections. We uncover the story behind It’s a Beautiful Day, explore April Wine, and dig into two fascinating one-album bands: Little Boy Blues Band and The Corporation. Along the way, we talk about obscure records, strange album covers, Beatles covers, and the thrill of finding something rare in the wild. Jerry also pulls out a spontaneous combustion of a discovery—literally—with a deep dive into one of his favorite band names. It’s another episode full of obscure music, unexpected connections, and plenty of love for the groove.

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This week, we dig into the joy—and occasional chaos—of taking care of a growing record collection. We uncover forgotten one-album bands, rediscover records hiding in our own collections, and talk about the little notes, skips, warps, and mysteries that come with collecting vinyl. Jerry brings us a killer thrift-store discovery with The Walker Brothers before revealing a legendary band that somehow remained a mystery to us until now: Status Quo. We also dive into obscure psych, prog, funk, and rock discoveries, including Spontaneous Combustion and The Dells’ unexpected take on “A Whiter Shade of Pale.” Along the way, we talk about organizing records, rediscovering old finds, and even keeping track of the concerts that shaped our musical lives. It’s another episode packed with discoveries, stories, and plenty of love for the groove.

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This week, we dig into some seriously cool discoveries hiding in our collections. We talk David Bowie, obscure psychedelic gems, laser-etched vinyl, and the unexpected magic that happens when sunlight hits a spinning record. Jerry takes us down the rabbit hole of Queensrÿche’s Operation: Mindcrime, while we explore the connections between Jack Starr, Virgin Steele, and early heavy metal. We also dive into Robin Trower and Procol Harum after a new vinyl discovery sparks a deeper appreciation for his guitar work. Plus, we share thrift-store finds, record-cleaning tricks, and the joy of rediscovering albums that have been sitting untouched for years. Another episode packed with music, stories, discoveries, and plenty of love for the groove.

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