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Michael Seven (Mike Melvoin) —
Michael Seven ... LP
Amos, Early 70s. Very Good+ ....
Some very groovy work – played by an LA septet with Mike Melvoin on organ and piano – plus Tom Scott on saxes, Gary Coleman on vibes, and Hal Blaine on drums! Also features work by Dennis Budimir on guitar, Larry Knechtel on bass, and Jim Horn on sax – on titles that include...
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Hugo Montenegro —
Ellington Fantasy ... LP
Vik, 1958. Very Good ....
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(Cover has some edge wear and tape along the top seam.)
Carlos Montoya —
Carlos Montoya ... LP
RCA, 1960. Very Good+ ....
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Carlos Montoya —
Flemenco Concert ... LP
RCA, 1964. Very Good+ ....
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(Label has a sticker.)
Carlos Montoya —
From St Louis To Seville ... LP
RCA, 1959. Very Good+ ....
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(Stereo pressing. Cover has some wear and a small split on the top seam.)
Phil Moore with The Johnny Dankworth Orchestra —
Moore's Tour – An American In England ... LP
MGM, 1958. Very Good ....
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(Cover has light wear, clear tape along the top seam, and a name in pen on the back.)
Tony Mottola —
Lush, Latin & Lovely ... LP
Project 3, 1967. Sealed Gatefold ....
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Mystic Moods —
Mexican Trip ... LP
Philips, 1967. Near Mint- ....
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(White label mono promo. Cover has some tape residue on the spine, and a promo stamp and some marker on back.)
Mystic Moods —
Stormy Weekend (original master recording) ... LP
Mobile Fidelity, 1975. Very Good+ ....
A classic bit of mature mood music – one that featuers 60s instrumental pop themes, mixed with sound effects of a rainy stormy night! Titles include "Love Is Blue", "Waltz For Tricia", "Lover's Lullaby", "Visions", "Come Saturday Morning",...
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(Cover has some wear and clear tape on the seams.)
Peter Nero —
From Hair To Hollywood ... LP
Columbia, Late 60s. Very Good ....
A totally excellent album! Sure, Peter Nero could be one of the sleepier piano players of the 60s – but on this little gem, he's playing moog, and it sounds great! Nero's taking moog to the sweet soundtrack groovers "Midnight Cowboy" and The Windmills Of Your Mind" –...
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(360 Sound stereo pressing. Cover has some wear, a tracklist sticker on the front along the bottom, a spot of tape on the spine, and a small sticker on the back. Label has a small sticker.)
Peter Nero —
If Ever I Would Leave You ... LP
RCA, 1968. Near Mint- ....
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(Cover has a cutout notch.)
Gilbert O'Sullivan —
Himself ... LP
MAM/London, 1971. Very Good ....
A wonderful album from the young Irish singer/songwriter who went onto become one of the brightest lights in 70s pop! The record isn't his most famous, but it's got loads of great early songs that show O'Sullivan's brilliant talent for putting together lyrics that were simple and witty, yet never...
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(Cover has a cutout hole, promo sticker, and a spot of tape on the spine.)
101 Strings —
101 Strings Plus Dynamic Percussion ... LP
Alshire, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
The 101 Strings organization matches up with a groovy percussion ensemble, for a sound that's like some of the good RCA percussion bachelor pad LPs from the 50's. Tracks include "Voodoo Moon", "Ski Run", "Dizzy Fingers", "Roller Coaster", and "Bats In...
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(Cover has light wear, and a bit of marker on the back.)
Norrie Paramor —
Strings! – Staged For Sound ... LP
Capitol, Mid 60s. Near Mint- ....
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(Spine has one spot of old tape. Cover has a radio station track list sticker.)
Rene Paulo —
Black Coral ... LP
Liberty, Late 50s. Very Good ....
A fairly straight album of piano tracks for Liberty, but with a subtle Polynesian feel to it. The cover would imply more, though – since it's got a beautiful underwater shot of an exotic looking model hiding behind some coral! Titles include "Hana", "Black Coral", "M...
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(White label promo pressing. Cover has a spot of tape on the spine, a small split on the top seam, and a bit of pencil on the back. Label has a small sticker.)
Franck Pourcel —
James Bond's Greatest Hits ... LP
Paramount, Early 70s. Very Good ....
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(Cover has a promo sticker, light edge wear, and a small rip near the spine.)
Rick Powell —
Rick Powell Choir Book ... LP
Word, 1974. Very Good ....
Groovy moogy – and Christiany too!...
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(Top cover seam has a small split.)
Perez Prado —
Estas Si Viven – The Living End ... LP
United Artists, 1968. Near Mint- ....
Groovy late 60's record in which the great Latin bandleader takes his style into a whole new bag, baby! Some of the stuff on here is straight Latin, but most of the cuts are weird Latin soul instrumentals, with a range of material that includes Brazilian stuff (Deodato's "Cabo Frio" and...
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Don Randi —
Love Theme From Romeo & Juliet ... LP
Capitol, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
Great work from pianist Don Randi – and a lost David Axelrod gem! The album features Randi playing over Axelrod arrangements – and as a whole, it's really more of an Axelrod album than anything else – especially considering the fact that Randi was the player on some of Axe's own...
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(Cover has a cutout hole & some light wear. Spine has a spot of old tape & a small rip. Back cover has WGN library letters.)
Les Reed —
Fly Me To The Sun ... LP
Deram, Late 60s. Very Good ....
A Brit easy gem from the great Les Reed – one of the massive talents working in England's instrumental scene during the 60s, and an arranger who's got a hipper flair for a tune than most! Les does a great job here with a set of sunny groovers – mostly standards, including a few with a...
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(Mono pressing. Cover has masking tape on the seams, a small rip on the spine, and a bit of pen on the back.)
Johnny Richards —
Wide Range ... LP
Capitol, 1957. Very Good ....
A killer album from Johnny Richards – possibly the best he ever cut! The album sparkles with all the intensity he brought to Stan Kenton's Cuban Fire album – with bits of Latin, jazz, and some of the modernist scoring that Kenton, Richards, and Pete Rugolo were using at the time. ...
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(Teal label pressing. Cover has some wear, aging, and a split spine and top seam held with scotch tape.)
Joshua Rifkin —
Baroque Beatles Book ... LP
Elektra, 1965. Very Good- ....
One of the weirdest Beatle-related projects of the 60s – and one of the most abstract, as well! The album's got kind of an odd concept – in that it purports to be a rediscovery of rare baroque music roots of famous Beatle tunes by Lennon & McCartney – recorded with offbeat...
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(Tan label stereo pressing. Cover has some wear, aging, and a bit of pen on the back.)
Rockers & Others —
Jet Set Dance Discotheque Vol 1 ... LP
Audio Fidelity, 1964. Very Good+ ....
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(Cover has som etape and peeling on one corner, and a promo stamp and WGN in pen on back.)
Rockers & Others —
Jet Set Dance Discotheque Vol 3 ... LP
Audio Fidelity, 1964. Very Good+ ....
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(Cover has small stickers, some tape on the spine, and a promo stamp and WGN letters in pen on back.)
Willie Rodriguez —
Drums Of Rodriguez (10 inch LP) ... LP
Cook, Early 50s. Very Good+ ....
A nice little session of Latin jazz – percussive at the bottom, but with an overall jazz mambo feel that's similar to early 50s work by Chico O'Farrill. Tracks are shortish, but have some nice solos by unnamed players – and titles include "Hi Fi Mambo", "Mambo A La...
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(Yellow label pressing with deep groove – nice and clean overall, and the cover looks nice too.)
Eric Rogers —
Music Of Leonard Bernstein ... LP
London/Phase 4, Mid 60s. Very Good Gatefold ....
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David Rose (with David Axelrod) —
Bible ... LP
Capitol, Mid 60s. Sealed ....
A relatively obscure chapter in David Axelrod's career at Capitol – a record of instrumental themes from the film The Bible, plus other 60s epics – like Spartacus, Ben Hur, and so on. Axelrod only produced the album, but you can definitely hear his influence on Rose's sound –...
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(Rainbow label pressing – Sealed!)
Rubber Band —
Beatles Songbook ... LP
GRT, Early 70s. Very Good+ ....
The Rubber Band turn their talents towards The Beatles – after successful earlier albums based around the work of Cream and Jimi Hendrix! The sound here is a bit more playful than the funkier sets from before – almost whimsical at times, with instrumentation that does odd things with...
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(Cover and vinyl have a drillhole through the center.)
Jan Rubini —
Surf Symphony ... LP
Capitol, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
An incredible little record – and one that helped take the Capitol Records surf sound of the early 60s into much hipper territory for the 70s! The record is certainly a "surf symphony" – in that it features a larger orchestra conducted by Jan Rubini – set to groovier...
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(Cover has a cutout hole. Spine has one spot of old tape. Back cover has WGN Library letters.)
Mort Sahl —
Mort Sahl At The Hungry I ... LP
Verve, Late 50s. Very Good ....
Although not nearly as well-remembered as Lenny Bruce, Mort Sahl is really our favorite comedian from the late 50s. He's got this incredible delivery style that is both immediately arresting and surprisingly heartfelt – and instead of doing short canned "bits", he just sort of...
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(Blue label pressing, with deep groove. Cover has a split top seam.)
Santo & Johnny —
Around The World ... LP
Canadian American, Early 60s. Very Good+ ....
A world's worth of guitar instrumentals from Santo & Johnny!...
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(Cover has some heavy wear on the top seam.)
Lalo Schifrin —
Insensatez (aka Piano Strings & Bossa Nova) ... LP
Verve, 1963. Very Good+ ....
A wonderful album from Lalo Schfrin! This one mixes together bossa piano and sweeping string arrangements – in a style that's incredibly dark-edged and driving, with a sound that's at once spooky and lovely – a dancing groove that makes the best tracks really sparkle! The album's...
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(Cover has light wear.)
Vic Schoen —
Corcovado Trumpets ... LP
Mainstream, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
Better than you might think – thanks to piano and organ from Jack Wilson!...
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(Cover has a cutout hole.)
Screw Machine Pops Orchestra —
Micro Chip In Hi Fi (10 inch LP) ... LP
Kaiser Aluminum, Early 60s. Very Good+ ....
Proof that Henry Kaiser Sr had a sense of humor – a very groovy promotional album, designed to push the micro chip as a new use for his aluminum!...
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(Vinyl is great – but cover has a bit of a split on the top, and two spots on the front.)
Roland Shaw —
Return Of James Bond ... LP
Phase 4, Mid 60s. Near Mint- 2LP Gatefold ....
2 LP set filled with spy themes conducted by Brit bandleader Roland Shaw, with a very groovy Phase 4 sound. Titles include "Mr Kiss-Kiss, Bang-Bang", "The Saint", "The Avengers", "Ipcress File", "Our Man Flint", "James Bond Theme", "D...
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(Cover has light wear and a spot of tape on the spine.)
George Shearing —
Deep Velvet ... LP
Capitol, 1964. Very Good- ....
An overlooked 60s gem from George Shearing – mellow and jazzy, and done with a slightly different style than usual! Deep Velvet takes Shearing's piano and vibes and backs them up with a 12-piece woodwind choir – one that creates a shimmering backdrop of colors and tones for the core...
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(Rainbow label pressing. Cover has some wear, a promo stamp and some seam splitting held with masking tape. Spine has one spot of old tape and a small rip.)
George Shearing —
Touch Me Softly ... LP
Capitol, Mid 60s. Very Good+ ....
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(Stereo pressing. Cover has ringwear.)
Cybill Shepherd —
Cybill Does It To Cole Porter ... LP
Paramount, 1974. Near Mint- Gatefold ....
Cybil Shepherd sings Cole Porter tunes as they were originally written – meaning that all the double meanings and "blue" lyrics are intact without the editing that was later done for the general listening public. Her singing is not bad, very much in the style of a Broadway musical...
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(White label promo. Missing the poster. Cover has a cutout notch and a small sticker on the back. Spine has a spot of tape and a small rip.)
George Siravo —
Your Dance Date With George Siravo & His Orchestra – Two Continuous Medlies Designed For Dancing (10 inch LP) ... LP
Columbia, Early 50s. Very Good+ ....
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Felix Slatkin —
Fantastic Percussion! ... LP
Liberty, Late 50s. Near Mint- ....
Lots of percussion – and loud! Slatkin's normally a bit sleepy, but this record's filled with drums and chimes and vibes and loads of exotic percussion instruments – and swings with a groove that's in the best of the Liberty easy styles from the late 50s. Titles include "Night...
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(Turquoise label pressing. Cover has light wear and a partially split top seam.)
Soulful Strings —
Groovin' ... LP
Cadet, 1967. Very Good ....
Seminal instrumental groovers from the Chicago Chi-soul scene! This great group was led by Chess/Cadet soul arranger Richard Evans, and it featured many of the instrumentalists who made Chess records so great – like Cleveland Eaton, Charles Stepney, Morris Jennings, and Phil Upchurch. The...
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(Blue label pressing. Cover has ring & edge wear.)
Soulful Strings —
In Concert ... LP
Cadet, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
Given that the Soulful Strings were really just a studio side project of the Chi soul arranger Richard Evans, it seems sort of strange to have them cut a live LP, but the session, recorded at Chicago's London House, works quite well, and has a bit more lively feel than some of their classic studio...
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(Cover has some light wrinkling and edge wear along the bottom 2 inches.)
Spanky & Our Gang —
Without Rhyme Or Reason ... LP
Mercury, 1968. Very Good ....
This is the third movement in the fantastic pop symphony that is Spanky & Our Gang! The record's perhaps their oddest to date – and mixes groovy vocal stylings with some fairly advanced production approaches that work perfectly with the incredible songs written by Stuart Scharf and Bob...
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(White label promo, in the slide out cover and inner sleeve. Cover has masking tape on the spine, a "featuring" sticker, a spot of tape with a small rip on one seam, and WGN Library letters in marker on the front. Label has a small sticker.)
Dusty Springfield —
Stay Awhile/I Only Want To Be With You ... LP
Philips, Late 60s. Very Good ....
Groovy groovy stuff from Dusty – and some of her best work! Forget the Memphis sessions, we think this early British material is her best stuff – and the album's got Dusty grooving along in perfectly soulful format, on lots of nice tunes like "24 Hours From Tulsa", "Wishi...
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(Original US mono pressing. Cover has some light wear and aging.)
Steel & Brass —
Steel & Brass ... LP
United Artists, 1970. Near Mint- ....
Groovy steel band cuts – sweet takes on "Aquarius", "Everybody's Talkin", "Popi", and "Oh Calcutta"!...
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Jack Sterling —
Cocktail Swing ... LP
Harmony/Columbia, Late 50s. Very Good ....
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(Cover has partially split top and bottom seams.)
Ettore Stratta & His Orchestra —
Themes 75 ... LP
RCA, 1975. Very Good ....
Great work from this famous Italian maestro – sweeping, soaring instrumentals – but also a bit funky at times too! Ettore brings a real soundtrack approach to most numbers – fitting, given that most tunes here are film themes – and he uses full strings, plus some nicely...
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(Cover has a promo stamp, edge wear, a spot of tape on the spine, a small sticker, and some pen on the back. Label has a small sticker.)
Big Jim Sullivan —
Sitar Beat ... LP
Mercury, Late 60s. Good+ ....
Groovy groovy sitar pop – played by Big Jim Sullivan, also known as Lord Sitar! This set is a great session of 60s pop tunes, turned Eastern, in the mode of work by Ananda Shankar or Vince Bell – with a blend of original compositions, mixing sitar, tabla, and all manner of baroque 60s...
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(Original US pressing! Cover has a small stamp on the front.)
Yma Sumac —
Voice of the Xtabay (10 inch LP) ... LP
Capitol, Early 50s. Very Good- ....
One of the earliest Capitol albums by otherworldly singer Yma Sumac! As with Yma's other records, the album features many original tunes written by Moise Vivanco – her frequent musical collaborator at the time, and the force behind much of the stronger South American musical elements of the...
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(Cover has some wear.)
Gabor Szabo —
Wind Sky & Diamonds ... LP
Impulse, Late 60s. Very Good+ Gatefold ....
Excellent trippy pop-psychedelia from Gabor Szabo! The record's a bit less jazz than some of his other efforts, with more of that faked-out "eastern"production that you'd get on efforts like these – with occasional voices behind his guitar. Titles include "The End Of...
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(Rainbow label pressing with a Van Gelder stamp. Cover has a small cutout hole.)
Tartaglia —
Tartaglian Theorum ... LP
Capitol, 1968. Very Good+ ....
Sweet and dreamy instrumental pop from John Andrews Tartaglia – an arranger we only know from a few late 60s sides at Capitol Records – all of which are pretty great! Tartaglia's got a style that's still heavy in mainstream 60s easy modes, but borrows a fair bit from the generation of...
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(Cover has a cutout hole & some light wear. Spine has a spot of old tape & a small rip. Back cover has WGN library letters.)
Tom Tedesco —
Guitars Of Tom Tedesco ... LP
Imperial, Mid 60s. Very Good- ....
The set's got a nice small combo sound – thanks to work from Pete Jolly on piano, Emil Richards on vibes, Julius Wechter on percussion, Jimmy Bond on bass, and Hal Blaine on drums!...
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(Cover has light wear.)
Alec Templeton —
Magic Piano ... LP
Atlantic, Late 50s. Very Good ....
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Total Eclipse/Mort Garson —
Symphony For Soul ... LP
Imperial, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
A strange little record – instrumental tunes arranged as a "symphony for soul", and mostly comprised of late 60s soul numbers! The whole thing was put together by Mort Garson – known better for his later moog work, but still sounding pretty nice here with some cool twists on...
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(Cover has light aging on the back.)
Valentino —
They Say It's Wonderful – Valentino Plays Irving Berlin ... LP
ABC, Late 50s. Very Good ....
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Tom Vaughn —
Games People Play ... LP
Capitol, Late 60s. Very Good ....
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(Spine has one spot of old tape and a small rip. Back cover has WGN Library letters. Cover has a cutout hole and tape along the seams.)
Nick Venet —
Theme From Mr Novak & Other High School Themes ... LP
MGM, Mid 60s. Very Good+ ....
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(Cover has some wear.)
Bernie Wayne —
Man & His Music ... LP
ABC/Paramount, Mid 50s. Very Good ....
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Ruth Welcome —
Sentimental Zither ... LP
Capitol, Early 60s. Very Good ....
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(Cover has water damage along the opening two to three inches inward, which has caused some staining and ripping.)
David Whitaker —
Latin In The Night ... LP
Deram, 1967. Very Good ....
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(Spine has one spot of old tape and a small rip. Cover has some ringwear.)
Wichita Train Whistle —
Mike Nesmith Presents – The Wichita Train Whistle Sings ... LP
Dot, 1968. Very Good+ Gatefold ....
An incredibly groovy album – filled with instrumental tracks that shift between funky big band and groovy 60s soundtrack – all arranged by Mike Nesmith and Shorty Rogers! The feel here is like that of some of Rogers' other groovy late 60s instrumental one-off albums – like his...
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(In the original die-cut cover. Cover has some wear.)
Johnny Williams —
Rhythm In Motion ... LP
Columbia, 1961. Very Good+ ....
An early 60s Columbia classic from Johnny Williams – a rare album of stereo-heavy instrumentals done in a style that's quite similar to the RCA Stereo Action series of the time – with lots of unusual instrumentation, and a wide-ranging sound that leaps back and forth from speaker to...
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(6 eye demo pressing with deep groove, in the lenticular cover. Cover has a Demonstration stamp on back.)
Zeet Band —
Moogie Woogie ... LP
Cadet, Late 60s. Very Good ....
Wild! This is, supposedly, "electronic boogie and blues composed and played on the moog" – but the sound is more like tripped-out funky computer music, with a good fuzzy edge, and none of the hokiness you'd think of from the "boogie" tag in the title. Paul Beaver is part...
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(Original promo pressing. Cover has some surface wear, a spot of tape with a rip on the spine, a promo stamp, WGN Library letters on the front, and a bit of pen on the back. Label has a small sticker.)
Various —
Music Of The African Zulus ... LP
Capitol, Late 50s. Very Good ....
A great record of African pop from the late 50's, featuring groups like The Country Jazz Band, "The Sharpetown Swingers, The Melotone Brothers, and Elias and His Jazz Flutes. The cover's got a Kodachrome image with primitive dancers, but the sound on the tracks is fairly modern....
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(Cover has some light wear.)
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Devoted husband and loving father Joe Mack (J.M.) Connelly, Jr. passed away peacefully on Sept. 29, 2012.
He was born Jan. 7, 1926, Franklin County, Texas to Joe Mack and Essie Lee Connelly.He was a member of Cypress Baptist Church in Franklin County.
Upon returning home, he moved to Dallas to begin his career. Through friends, he met Bobbie Sue Glasco and fell for her love of life. The couple married, had two children and settled in Mesquite, Texas.
J.M. was a proud member of the United Auto Workers. He worked for 23 years at the Ford Motor Co. in Dallas until the plant closed. Then, he worked at the General Motor Parts in Dallas until he retired in 1991.
J.M. lived an active life, and loved to travel and spend time with his grandchildren. His family and neighbors relied on his expert gardening advice, but could never duplicate the beautiful blooms he had in his own yard.
He is preceded in death by his wife Bobbie Sue, his parents and his brother, Billy Connelly.
He is survived by his sister, Tommie Roberts of Winnsboro; daughter and son-in-law Karen and Harold Hipp; son and daughter-in-law Don and Robyn Connelly; and three granddaughters, Laura Hipp Mayer, Shelby Connelly, and Natalie Connelly.
The family would like to thank Doctors Hospital, Hospice Plus and the City of Mesquite for their caring attention.
Visitation was held from 6-8 p.m. Monday at Laurel Oaks Funeral Home 12649 Lake June Road, Mesquite 75180. Services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Laurel Oaks with interment following.
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Rezoning battle continues, includes council
By Chris Roark, email@example.com
As discussions continue regarding the proposed rezoning of Flower Mound High School feeder zones, the boundary line isn't the only battle brewing.
On one hand, there are residents who object to being rezoned while others embrace the plan.
There is also a conflict between the Flower Mound Town Council, which has taken a public stand against the current rezoning plans, and Lewisville ISD, which questions the town�s involvement.
Both proposals call for portions of Liberty and Wellington elementary schools to be rezoned for Old Settlers Elementary School. Part of Old Settlers would be rezoned for Donald Elementary School. In Proposal 1, about 96 students at Vickery Elementary who are zoned for Forestwood would attend Forest Vista Elementary.
Currently, Old Settlers' zone is split between Shadow Ridge and McKamy. Proposal 1 calls for all students from Old Settlers to go to McKamy. All of the Wellington students would attend Forestwood. Currently, McKamy takes all of Wellington.
In Proposal 2, Garden Ridge Elementary students would attend Forestwood. Forestwood's zone would also stretch west of FM 2499 to Old Settlers Road and take some of those students, which would be a result of Donald's expansion.
Rezone vs. postpone
Unlike last week�s community meeting in which all but two residents who spoke were opposed to the rezoning plans, Tuesday�s meeting showed a slightly more divided crowd. About 25 people spoke against the rezoning plans while nine favored it.
The biggest concern for those against rezoning was that some of the children who live within walking distance to their schools now would have to be bussed to campuses farther away.
"All of the children in my neighborhood walk to school," said Stacey Jarmon, an Old Settlers parent. "And that is done by plan. We bought our houses based on the needs and wishes of our children. The two proposals will change that and put an additional burden on families. These proposals limit our children's ability to participate in extracurricular activities after school if they have to catch a bus."
Others said rezoning is crucial because of the imbalance of student population in some schools. McKamy and Shadow Ridge are at capacity while LISD officials have said Forestwood and Donald are underutilized. Parents said the low numbers at some schools negatively impact some programs.
"Rezoning needs to happen," said Jason Webb, a Donald parent. "If we keep kicking the ball down the field, it's going to come back, and we're going to have to be back here in a year or two fighting the same fight. We need a balanced approach so that all of our children in Flower Mound will excel in all that they do."
After the meeting, Donald principal Michelle Wooten said her school's four special programs -- art, drama, PE and music -- could be reduced to three. Forestwood principal David Tickner said some programs, such as choir and theater arts, now have half-day teachers because of a low student population.
Flower Mound vs. LISD
LISD and Flower Mound officials are find themselves on opposite sides regarding the town council's involvement. On Feb. 8, the council unanimously adopted a resolution calling for a halt in the rezoning process.
�I don�t think they should have done it,� said LISD Board of Trustees President Carol Kyer. �It doesn�t make them sound very good. When they put it out there, it sounds like they�re favoring one side of town.�
According to a copy of the resolution, the council suggests several points, including that the district appoint a new committee with use of an outside facilitator; the district provide a liaison to assist in data collection; the committee expand its scope to research overall costs, traffic and pedestrian safety considerations; and LISD address the possible effects of residential property values from rezoning.
�It belittles the committee that worked really hard on this,� Kyer said. �They haven�t let the process finish.�
Kyer said the town�s involvement implies that there hasn�t been previous communication between the two entities.
�There has been plenty of communication between the town and LISD,� Kyer said. �There is no reason for them to do this other than political standing.�
Council members disagree, saying they are simply trying to assist the school district during a tough decision.
�What part of the resolution is not wise advice?� said Councilman Steve Dixon. �We�re just giving advice � listen to the people. You might want to slow down. There is a lot of information out there being characterized as incomplete.�
Residents who oppose the rezoning have suggested the council has played a part in it by their actions last year, adding that some schools' capacity is being impacted by new development in the west side of town.
On Aug. 12, Flower Mound Mayor Tom Hayden sent an email to Kyer and Board Member Kathy Duke asking to have a discussion about the overcrowding at McKamy. The email stated that the overcrowding is impacting the town's growth.
On Aug. 28, Dixon sent an email to then-Town Manager Harlan Jefferson asking if the town staff has contacted LISD about plans to address McKamy to �get the student numbers down to a level where development in Flower Mound will not be negatively impacted.�
Dixon said he was simply inquiring about LISD�s plans.
In December, the council amended the "schools" component of the SMARTGrowth program, which is a set of guidelines to ensure proper infrastructure is in place to handle future growth. Instead of denying a development because the impacted school would not have the capacity to handle the incoming homes, the town will formally communicate with area school districts about future projects. But a project won't be denied because of school capacity issues. Town attorney Terry Welch said denying a project would put the town on shaky legal ground since a school district can't control development.
Dixon said the overcrowding issue has been a hot topic for years.
�People are trying to tie Flower Mound and its council members to what started this rezoning,� Dixon said. �Someone who is new to this discussion, I can see how they might jump to that conclusion. But me knowing everything in full context, this is not a new discussion.�
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MINUTES OF THE INTERIM MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ANDROLOGY HELD ON JULY 23, 1984 The meeting of the Executive Council of the American Society of Andrology was called to order at 9:58 a.m. by President Ansbacher in the Airport Hilton Hotel in Denver, Colorado. Executive Council members: R.P. Amann, W.D. Odell, L.E. Reichert, B. Robaire, B.J. Rogers, A. Steinberger and B.H. Vickery were present. In addition, at the invitation of the President, Committee Chairpersons R.W. Lewis, L.D. Russell and T.T. Turner were present. The Secretary gave a brief report noting that a mailing to all members was made in May, 1984. This mailing included a copy of the Constitution and Bylaws, the Membership Directory, the President's Letter, Minutes of the Annual Business Meeting, Treasurer's Report, an announcement of the Student Essay Award Contest, a series of notes to members including requests for nominations and the submission of nominees for Distinguished Andrologist and Young Andrologist, an ASA flyer and a membership application. Total cost for postage for this mailing was $356.70 of which about 82% was used to mail the material by Airmail to members not resident in North America. The Secretary stated that a mailing on behalf of the Membership Committee which would include a Letter from the President, the ASA brochure, a brochure outlining the 1985 Congress, and a membership application was to be mailed to 1,000 urologists, selected from about 7,000 in a membership list, in late July. (The mailing actually went out on July 31 to 994 northeast urologists.) The Secretary indicated that a mailing would be made to all ASA members of complete material pertaining to the 1985 Annual Meeting/Congress as soon as that material was obtained from Dr. R. Newton, the Program Chairman. Dr. Newton promised it would be in the Secretary's hands by I August. An insert in this mailing will be a reminder to submit nominations for officers. The Secretary reminded all present a First Class Mailing is planned for approximately October 12 which will include the 1985 dues notices and other material submitted to the Secretary on or before October 1. A second mailing is planned for December 14 which will include the ballot form for Executive Council and officers and, for delinquent members, a second dues notice. If appropriate, a ballot concerning Constitutional amendments could be included in this mailing. Material for the mailing of December 14 must be received by the Secretary no later than December 4. No additional mailing is planned prior to the 1985 Annual Meeting; it is expected that the next mailing to members will occur in late May, 1985. President Ansbacher presented the report of the Awards Committee which noted that the winners of the Student Award in 1984 were P.C. Albertsen and R.S. Zane, that the Young Andrologist was L. Russell and that the Distinguished Andrologist was R.H. Foote. It was noted that the format for the Student Award for 1985, only, will be an essay contest because of the very limited number of oral presentations scheduled for the 1985 Meeting. The Chairman of the Awards Committee wished to encourage all Council Members to encourage their colleagues to have their students submit essays prior to the deadline of September 28, 1984. Members of the Council were encouraged to request their colleagues to submit nominations for the Society Awards, Distinguished Andrologist and Young Andrologist. The Chairman of the Awards Committee also expressed in her report appreciation to the Louisiana Fertility Clinic for supporting the 1984 Student
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The Pompe Registry is an ongoing, international multi-center, strictly observational program that tracks the routine clinical outcomes for patients with Pompe disease, irrespective of treatment status. No experimental intervention is involved; patients in the Registry undergo clinical assessments and receive care as determined by the patient's treating physician.
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- To evaluate the long-term effectiveness and safety of available treatment options including ERT with Myozyme®.
Condition |
Glycogen Storage Disease Type II Pompe Disease |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Cohort |
Official Title: | Pompe Disease Registry |
Resource links provided by NLM:
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Understanding of the variability, progression , identification and natural history of the manifestations of Pompe disease [ Time Frame: 15 Years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 2000 |
Study Start Date: | September 2004 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | September 2021 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | September 2021 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00231400
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United States, Massachusetts | |
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Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States, 02142 |
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Study Director: | Medical Monitor | Genzyme |
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Responsible Party: | Genzyme |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00231400 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | Pompe Registry Protocol |
Study First Received: | September 30, 2005 |
Last Updated: | January 30, 2013 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by Genzyme:
Glycogen Storage Disease Type II (GSD-II) GSD-II Pompe Disease |
Pompe Disease (late-onset) Acid Maltase Deficiency Disease Glycogenosis II |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Glycogen Storage Disease Glycogen Storage Disease Type II Metabolic Diseases Genetic Diseases, Inborn Lysosomal Storage Diseases, Nervous System Brain Diseases, Metabolic, Inborn Brain Diseases, Metabolic |
Brain Diseases Central Nervous System Diseases Nervous System Diseases Lysosomal Storage Diseases Carbohydrate Metabolism, Inborn Errors Metabolism, Inborn Errors |
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BEThHrKjE • I I »V ^ OLD BETHIfcGE VOL. 7 NO. 3 also serving I S b \ N D T R E ES PLAHMVIEW PUINEDGE SEAFORD Thursday, November 30, 1972 Woman Engineer Finds LILCO Is No Egypt 10 cents per copy Shadia Ismail According to Shadia Ismail, a diminutive, dark-eyed brunette who is the latest addition to the Long Island Lighting Comp a n y ' s E l e c t r i c al Engineering staff, electric power plants in Egypt are every bit as modern as their counterparts in this country. But, she continues, in one respect the Egyptian utilities are a step ahead - they have large humBers' of lady engineers on their staffs. Ms Ismai^ who was born in Cairo in 1947 and lived there until a year ago, says she always took it for granted that she would have a career in a profession, just as her mother had (she's a high school principal), just as her younger sister will (she's studying for a degree in business administration), and just as most of her female acquaintances are doing. She explains that the Egyptian Government encourages women to have careers by making college available at low cost to all comers and employing graduates without regard to sex. (In fact, working for the government is often mandatory for a period.) An electrica1 engineering graduate of the University of Cairo, Ms Ismail « became interested in m a t h e m a t i c s and technical subjects as a teenager through her father, an aeronautical engineer. At the same time she also became interested in a young man - now a civil engineer - whom she married in 1971. Shortly after the Ismails married - and after both had worked for the Government - they moved to the United States. They involuntarily saw most of Texas when Mr. Ismail was drafted in the Army and assigned to an U.S. Army, base there. Now that he is a U.S. citizen - and Ms IsmalFwiirBecoIuelSfie shortly - they have decided to remain here indefinitely and have settled in Bethpage. Ms Ismail, who is fluent in Pnjglish, French and Arab applied for a job at LILCO last February. The utility had an opening for an experienced electrical engineer and was delighted to add another woman to their professional staff. Her husband had to go farther afield to continue his career - he works for a utility in Newark, New Jersey. Ms Ismail does not intend to sit idle while she; waits for her husband to arrive home some two hours after her. Instead, -slJo.vpl^nsJApPMirsugjsome of the sports she excels in such as swimming - she " used to compete in 100 meter freestyle events - tennis and table tennis. Sports seem to be the only .area where the couple's interests diverge - he is a former college champion weight lifter and she doesn't think she'll join him in this activity. AXING FOR THE CONTRACT: Nassau County Executive Ralph G. Caso, right, and Suffolk County Executive John V. N. Klein get together at Fairchild industries Republic Division in Farmingdale for a *wefH^«n4he^mpany*s entry m the Air^Foree's~AX~ aircraft competition. Fairchild is competing with a California firm for the $1 billion contract which would mean 4,500 new jobs on Long Island and thousands more throughout the state. Both County Executives jS^fSSiiconcerted eKort to help Fairchild CONSUMER INFORMATION ON WHEELS: The Nassau County Corisumermobile paid a visit to the Plainedge Senior Citizen Housing project recently and was the subject of a CBS;TV news feature. The Consumermobile travels throughout Nassau County distributing information on consumer laws and protection. Mrs. Margaret Con way > a Consumer Af fairs Investigator, is shown here telling a Plainedge senior about her righto as a consumer. VV^-. ,•'.:.:.,",...".; P-0B Board Promises Careful Help For Drug Users The Board of Education of the Plainview-Old Bethpage Central School District No. 4 recognizes its "responsibility to provide assistance to students with drug related problems....but it will not "condone the illegal use of drugs.'" This was Jhe gist of a Drug Abuse Policy recommended by Acting,, Superintendent Louis F. Ferrara and adopted by the Board, at,, a meeting, Monday eveniR$vnAtovember 20, at the Jamaica Avenue School in Plain view. The policy also provides flexibility to the district staff responsible for administering an educational and therapeutic program, on notifying parents. Parents of the students will be involved in the process of assisting the student within a reasonable time, after he has volunteered information about himself. But in every case, this will be prior to the prescription of any therapeutic action by agencwfft ^utside the school district . . In other actions, the board ...Approved formation of a Redesign Citizens Advisory Committee to develop objectives for the District's Redesign Project. ...Recommended that all items and expenditures for a proposed Bond Referendum for Building and Security needs, be ready for the Board's December 4 meeting. ...Set date of January 23, 1973, - for special election of a Board member to replace Dennis M. Kennelly who resigned to take a (Continued on Pan* 12) THANKS, FOR A JOB WELL DONE - Stuart Levine, Assemblyman Elect from the 10th A.D., presents Cliff Daly with a Plaque at the last Republican Club Meeting in Bethpage. Stu is showing his appreciation for the work Cliff did in managing the campaign which sent Stu to Albany. Photo by Jerry Augusta See COMMENT On Page 4
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C&W/H&B wins top Central European Awards13 Dec, 2005, BudapestTwo weeks after Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker was voted Best Commercial Property Consultant in the Czech Republic, the Firm has also scooped the Award for Best Commercial Property Consultant in Hungary. The Award winners were chosen by readers in the Czech Republic and Hungary of Construction Investment Journal (CiJ), the leading Central and Eastern European real estate publication. In Budapest, the Award was accepted by Charles Taylor, Head of C&W/H&B's Hungarian office, which numbers 38 professionals. "We are very proud to have received this Award, in particular because it comes from our clients, our peers and our partners in Hungary," said Charles. In the Czech Republic, this is the third time that C&W/H&B has won Best Commercial Property Consultant, having also won the accolade in 2001 and 2003. "This serves to confirm the high quality of services that we offer and the true partnership that we continue to build with our clients," said Jonathan Hallett, who heads a team of 61 professionals. Among the other Award winners in the Czech Republic was Nile House, a scheme by Austrian developer Europolis and for which C&W/H&B is sole letting agent. It won Best Office Development. The CiJ Award is not the only one won by C&W/H&B Prague this year. The company was also announced as one of the 41 'Superbrands' of the Czech Republic in June. On a regional level, C&W/H&B was named European Commercial Agent of the Year at the 2005 European Property Awards held at the international property exposition ExpoReal in Munich, Germany, in October.


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MOUNT ORAB, Ohio — The Gallia Academy wrestling team finished eighth out of 16 teams Saturday at the 2013 Western Brown Hammer and Anvil Invitational held at Western Brown High School.
The Blue Devils posted a team score of 155 points, which was more than halfway off the winning tally of 313 points posted by Campbell County (313). Rochester was the overall runner-up with 267.5 points, while Hillsboro (238.5), Mechanicsburg (207) and New Richmond (206) rounded out the top five squads.
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The White Falcons had three grapplers finish in the top-eight of their respective divisions while posting a team score of 79 points. The Raiders tallied 33.5 team points and had just one athlete place in the top-eight spots overall.
Kane Roush had the top individual effort for WHS, placing third overall in the 160-pound weight class. Teammates Colton Neal (182) and Crandal Neal (170) also had respective efforts of fourth and fifth within their divisions.
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I'm not sure I agree with marvellous on this.A person's preferred name is not a trivial thing. To the outside world, a name is part of someone's identity. Getting it right is important.
If I remember correctly OP is annoyed by people spelling her nickname incorrectly, not her actual name. So from what I read, there is no issue in the pronunciation, just that she would prefer that they spell her nickname with a "Y" and not an "I".


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