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Win a Bok jacket
4 Apr 2006
Tell us what you thought of the latest issue of SA Rugby magazine and you could win a Springbok jacket courtesy of Wellington VO Brandy.
Did you enjoy the four-cover concept? Which articles worked for you? Do you have any suggestions as to how we can make the mag even better?
Post your (constructive) comments below and the jacket could be yours.
Just to remind you what's in the latest issue:
- Derick Hougaard's free at last
- Schalk Brits: "I want to bash down the Bok doorâ€
- Versatility: Why's it's ruined Russell, why it'll save Ruan
- Juan Smith's Bloem crib
- Super 14: Life to the deal, death to the player
- Scrap the scrum? NEVER
- Academy kids: Can they pass both ways?
- Players agents: Necessity or nuisance?
- Q&A with Wendell Sailor
- Ryk Neethling's Dream XV
- Reuben Thorne: "I've put 2003 behind meâ€
- Columns from Schalk, Naas and Mallett
- Keo's Killer Quiz & Crossword
27 Comments
4 Apr 2006, 16:18 pmI would have to say 1st that Hougies facial expression made me think it was Peter Grant in a bulls jersey after just throwing another **** pass …. he he he he he
4 Apr 2006, 16:21 pmplay for province and you get one for free..
4 Apr 2006, 16:21 pmIn the Juan Smith crib article there are captions for every photo except the one of him holding the fishing rod.
4 Apr 2006, 16:23 pmI thought the Player Agent piece was very insightful and interesting to read on what the Bulls Union thinks of them.
And enjoyed Ruben Thorne interview, great player, but one game has ended his All Black career!
4 Apr 2006, 16:30 pmphoto 9 bliksem
4 Apr 2006, 16:49 pmI think it was a better 1 this time around.
Changing the covers for each reagon was a spot of genuis……….and then the Ruben Thorne interview was really good and then reading about Derrick getting back on things and leaving the 2003 world cup behind him good thing still believe he is a player for the future needs to work harder but will make it……….good stuff dudes i am hooked and will get it every time now…….keeep up the good work -
4 Apr 2006, 16:51 pmLeaving the cats of the cover n real good thing don't think it will sell then
4 Apr 2006, 16:57 pmVery nice articles , i am realy impress.
Give more stats on players.
Get new Column writers , go out find old players to say what they think about games.
Wanne read more about overseas legue games
But overall nice topics covered
4 Apr 2006, 17:10 pmI loved the magazine!!!
the 4 cover idea, i think is really good thinking out of the box.
I enjoy the colomns from rugby players.
The q&a ia also more often than not a good read.
I really enjoy, in any magazine with sport, in depth articles on a player or sport and not just the here and now.
can you maybe have an article on whose who, use stats to show best tackler, line breaker etc. -
4 Apr 2006, 19:21 pmAnother Stan comment and no response????????
4 Apr 2006, 19:39 pmGreat mag.Keep it up!!Would like to see an in depth article on Jake White to see what he has got planned for the nwe season etc.
4 Apr 2006, 19:44 pmIs this not the same Stan who got all his jokes from an English website?
What a WOS
P.S. WOS = Waste Of Space
Enough about Stan, he is not worth the effort.
Boyz, the mag is gr8! It would be nice if the clinic at Stellies findings are published in the mag, it would give us, the plebs, an idea where they want to change the laws etc.
Plus the minutes of the exec meeting of SARFU would also be nice! (",) That would really let us see what Oregan is on and where SARFU are taking us (if anywhere)!
I would still like to see something about the inclusion of Argnetina into the tri-nations and a combined islands team (like we played against 2 years ago). Make it the 5 nations. That would be an excellent tournament and everyone would have to travel all over the world making it quite fare to all sides!
Now those three things in the mag would really open the floor for debate. Anyway, some of my ideas. Use 'em, don't use 'em.
P.S. Loved Tsotsi's comment in comment 1!
4 Apr 2006, 19:49 pmi think this month's edition was ****…
i also think my constructive critiscm deserves me getting a bok jacket ! :p -
4 Apr 2006, 21:03 pmI LOVED Ryk Neethling's dream team. But would leave Ollie le Roux out of my team!!!
4 Apr 2006, 22:35 pmThe Schalk Burger column is beyond comprehension. Inane drivel in two words. If you insist on getting the views of a famous father why not get them from somebody with something insightful to impart.
I remain concerned that the mag is too compliant and sychophantic towards players that consistently underperform and an administration that does work and a whole structure that lacks professionalism.
If that is the price of getting interviews with people in SA rugby its a price not worth paying. Is the magazine editorially independent?
I would hazard that to both increase circulation and to make a journal to be proud of the magazine needs to tackle the factors holding back rugby in this country. Year on year of failure in S12, the pathetic Currie Cup and the woeful performances of the Boks in the professional era seem not just to be ignored but glossed over.
This magazine could be so much more. Lets make it happen!
4 Apr 2006, 23:01 pmStMichel
I expected something a bit more original from you.
Bok performances discussed in detail and certainly not glossed over in our Dec/Jan issue. Verdict of 68 percent (NOT GOOD ENOUGH) and certainly put into perspective.
S14 in the last issue … certainly a topic not shied away from … killing our players
Currie Cup is two months away and one as aware as you StMichel should appreciate the immediacy of any title (focus on what is going on).
Game's administration … Regan Hoskins has been in power for a month. What exactly can he say? Any interview with him now would be superficial and would lack any credibility; hence none has been done.
Black player issue, investigated in great detail last year.
On Schalk, if his column is beyond comprehension, how would you describe your attempts at prose on this site? And would inane aptly describe your comments that followed?
By the way Schalk speaks highly of you too.
4 Apr 2006, 23:02 pmAnd StMichel
For one as informed as you I am surprised you haven't attempted the quiz?
You're reminding us a bit more of England by the day. Talk a great game, but the delivery is on par with Eskom's power supply in Cape Town.
4 Apr 2006, 23:48 pmBravo Keo. I will take that as a suitable fillip.
I will tackle the quiz. I once appeared on Blockbusters in my school days, a British television quiz show. I won an episode, £105 in gift vouchers and the envy of my classmates. (I lost the following programme to two buck-teethed twins from Cheltenham Ladies College. Who'd have thought?
And lets leave England out of this. Its a low blow and an easy score. Of the previous champions only SA in the 2 years after their Amateur WC win in '95 have matched England's disappointing run so I realise how low they have sunk.
I was reminded the other day that the failure of SA teams in the S12/14 was due in no small measure to the unfair overseas leg they face. I was reminded of this as I watched the Aussie cricket team complete a white-wash, against the Proteas away from home. And I wonder why this travel thing only affects SA rugby players? Now that is just the sort of line you need to take. Do not accept the usual excuses my dear fellow.
By the way I genuinely like the mag!
5 Apr 2006, 08:36 amThe magazine is GREAT. The 4 cover concept is brilliant. I really like to see the players "crib" as it were, its nice to see where they stay, last months one on Johan Roets was also great. I particulary enjoyed the article on player agents, it was a great read, and gives you something to think about. I really enjoyed the article on Andre Snyman, as we South Africans I think had 'forgotten' about him. A good idea would maybe to feature a SA overseas player each month. When I buy the magazine, I cant wait to read the Nick Mallett colum first. I love the 'technical' aspect / analysis, especially from Nick. All the colour glossy pics are also really great.
Academy kids, can they pass both ways was also brilliant. When Toks vd Linde and Kobus Wiese interviewed Rob Louw on there TV show, Rob said he is teaching his son 2 things 1] To pass the ball equally well both ways 2] To sidestep off both feet. This advice to Rob came from Ian MacIntosh. So to read an article like this is BRILLIANT.
The magazine is a great read, and besides maybe previewing a SA player, playing overseas each month, I really cant think of anything else to improve the magazine.Craig Goosen
5 Apr 2006, 09:25 amWill e-mail mine views as soon as i'm finished reading they mag.
5 Apr 2006, 09:36 amkeo, I have almost finished the quiz. There's just one question that's got me stumped. Has anyone else done it yet?
5 Apr 2006, 09:57 amI absolutely enjoyed everything about the issue.I read it,as always,from front to back.I absolutely am a fanatic when it comes to rugby,especially national rugby!My family is black and people find us weird when we talk about rugby passionatly.We are PROUD supporters!!My sister is in LOVE with Dereck and goes to every game in Durban when RSA or Sharks are playing against Blue Bull,especially when Dereck is playing.You never seem to let your readers down and I buy every issue,I would love to have the SA rugby shirt as its very expensive and I would wear it with pride and joy.Go maBoko Boko!Make us proud Boys!We are behind yo us all the way!!
5 Apr 2006, 10:09 amFarkin hell, this was hilarious, keo:
"You're reminding us a bit more of England by the day. Talk a great game, but the delivery is on par with Eskom's power supply in Cape Town."
I'm still laughing, five minutes on!
5 Apr 2006, 10:16 amNothing like a bit of Stm to liven things up !
5 Apr 2006, 12:10 pmThe magazine is awesome … managing to get a picture of Hougaard passing is a rarity and should be praised and applauded. It's right up there with getting a current picture of Osama Bin Laden printed.
5 Apr 2006, 13:38 pmCan't I rather win a case of VO Brandy?
10 Apr 2006, 23:23 pmRyk's "Dream Team" resembles something more along the line of the type of Dream you'll find at the check-out counter at pick 'n pay.
Anyway that's why he's a swimmer and not a Bok couch!!
Article idea,why don't you ask Minki v/d westhuizen about her Dream XV and someone please remind her that it's about rugby.
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Arrangement ... LP
Warner, 1969. Very Good ....
A mix of moods, colors, and feelings – handled with the full range of talents of David Amram, who's one of the few composers who could pull this one off! A number of the tracks have weird instrumentation that gives them a sound that's almost "eastern", and certainly exotic –...
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(White label promo. Cover has some wear, a large tracklist sticker on the front, some seam splitting, and some pen on the back.)
Laurie Anderson —
Interview From The Film Soundtrack To Home Of The Brave ... LP
Warner, 1986. Very Good+ ....
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Roy Ayers —
Coffy – Original Soundtrack ... LP
Polydor, 1973. Very Good- ....
What can we say? This is one of the greatest soul soundtracks ever! In a market that was dominated by the big-selling Shaft and Superfly albums, Roy slipped in this masterful blend of jazzy vibes and wah wah funk that's easily one of the best-composed records of the blacksploitation genre! The...
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(Original pressing. Vinyl has a few marks that play with light clicks. Cover has light staining in the top right corner and along the opening.)
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Burt Bacharach/Hal David —
Promises, Promises – Opening Night At The Shubert Theater ... LP
United Artists, 1968. Very Good+ ....
An unusual version of this album – not the soundtrack, but a special radio promo, recorded on opening night – with interviews with Burt Bacharach and Jerry Orbach – plus snippets from other folks like Neil Simon, Herb Alpert, Sidney Lumet, Ben Gazzara, Milton Berle, and even Burt's...
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(Cover has a promo stamp on the back.)
John Barry —
Born Free ... LP
MGM, 1966. Near Mint- ....
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Lion In Winter ... LP
Columbia, Mid 60s. Very Good+ ....
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(Cover has a radio station track list sticker.)
John Barry —
Mary, Queen Of Scots ... LP
Decca, 1971. Very Good+ ....
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(Cover has a small promo sticker.)
Beatles/George Martin —
Yellow Submarine ... LP
Apple, 1968. Very Good ....
Sure it's a soundtrack, and sure it's got a number of songs that are just instrumentals from the film – but the record also features some excellent late Beatles tracks that can only be found here – including the killer tracks "Hey Bulldog" (almost a funky nugget), "Only A...
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(Apple stereo pressing. Cover has wear & aging.)
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Murmur Of The Heart ... LP
Roulette, 1971. Near Mint- ....
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Elmer Bernstein —
Carpetbaggers ... LP
AVA, Mid 60s. Near Mint- ....
Elmer Bernstein at his greatest – working here with the best mix of drama and energy he could bring to a film score during this golden age – a perfect blend of older orchestrations and a new sort of emotion that was perfect for the 60s! The score follows strongly off some of Bernstein's...
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Man & His Movies ... LP
Mainstream, Early 60s. Very Good+ ....
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Varese, 1986. Near Mint- ....
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Miracle/Toccata For Toy Trains ... LP
Elmer Bernstein's Film Music Collection, 1975. Near Mint- ....
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Movie & TV Themes Composed & Conducted By Elmer Bernstein ... LP
Choreo, 1962. Very Good+ ....
Elmer Bernstein serves up some of his most famous soundtrack themes – but in a style that's even more jazz-based than the original! The group here is a large one, filled with great west coast players – and Bernstein's tunes sparkle even more in this rich setting than they did in their...
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Elmer Bernstein —
To Kill A Mockingbird (1976) ... LP
Warner, 1976. Very Good+ ....
1976 recording of the score – done in London with the Royal Philharmonic!...
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(Spine has one spot of old tape and a small rip. Cover has a promo sticker.)
Claude Bolling/Hubert Laws —
California Suite ... LP
Columbia, 1978. Sealed ....
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Booker T & The MGs —
Uptight ... LP
Stax, 1969. Very Good- ....
A wonderful soundtrack from Booker T & The MGs – a record that's probably much better remembered than the film for which it was written! The tunes show a whole new depth for the group – a style that still has some of the charm of their previous hits, but which also takes off in...
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(Vinyl has a couple marks that play with light clicks. Cover has some wear.)
Alex Bradford —
Your Arms Too Short To Box With God ... LP
ABC, 1977. Near Mint- ....
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Brady Bunch Phonographic Album ... LP
Paramount, Mid 70s. Very Good+ Gatefold ....
One of the later albums cut by the Brady Bunch crew – a bit towards the end run of the show, and with a feel that's arguably hipper than some of their other records! The arrangements are by Al Capp, and have a nice bass bounce at the bottom – almost hitting a light funk style at times,...
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Kids From The Brady Bunch ... LP
Paramount, 1972. Very Good ....
Wild! Greg, Marsha, and the kids do a surprisingly great job on this set of sunshine pop tunes arranged by the great Al Capps. The set list includes their classic "Drumemr Man", plus "It's A Sunshine Day", "In No Hurry", "Playin The Field", "Love Me...
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(Cover has a small cutout hole, a small stain on one corner, and some splitting n the top seam.)
Johnny Brandon/Joe Sauter —
Cindy ... LP
ABC, 1964. Very Good+ ....
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Joe Brooks —
Lords Of Flatbush ... LP
ABC, 1974. Very Good+ ....
An odd little soundtrack of 50s-sounding tunes! The film, in case you don't know it, was an early low budget JD film – set in Brooklyn at the end of the 50s, with Sylvester Stallone in the lead. The budget appears to have been so low that they couldn't afford to pay for using the big hits...
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(Cover has a promo sticker and some tape on the spine.)
James Brown —
Black Caesar ... LP
Polydor, 1973. Very Good Gatefold ....
Damn, is this a great record! The album's not only one of the best blacksploitation soundtracks ever recorded, it's also one of James Brown's funkiest outings of the early 70s! Nearly every cut's a winner, and James gets some very funky help from The JBs, who groove hard on the best instrumental...
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(Original pressing in the die-cut cover. Cover has a cut corner, edge wear, and a rip on the die-cut flap.)
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Oscar Brown Jr, Sivuca, & Jean Pace —
Joy ... LP
RCA, 1970. Very Good+ ....
Oscar Brown's score for a hip play that he wrote (one of his many plays!) – performed by him, Sivuca, and Jean Pace. Despite the "show" quality of the material, this actually stands simply as a great Oscar Brown Jr. LP, and the production is nice and intimate, and sounds just like...
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Artie Butler/Don Johnson —
Harrad Experiment ... LP
Capitol, 1973. Very Good+ ....
A weird batch of groovy instrumental tracks and schmaltzy vocal ones, all composed as part of the score of this creepy 70's film about college that conducts experiments in contemporary sexual values. A very young Don Johnson sings lead vocals on the throwaway tracks "It's Not Over" and...
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Walt Disney Presents Summer Magic ... LP
Vista, 1963. Near Mint- Gatefold ....
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Chipmunks —
Chipmunk Songbook (Sunset) ... LP
Liberty/Sunset, 1962. Sealed ....
Lots of older songs, nicely messed up by the Chips – which creates lots of yelling from Dave! Titles include "Buffalo Gals", "The Alvin Twist", "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star", and "Polly Wolly Doodle"....
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Chipmunks A Go Go ... LP
Liberty, 1965. Sealed ....
The Chips take on a whole host of 60s pop tunes – worth it alone for their versions of "What's New Pussycat", "King Of The Road", and "I'm Henry VIII I Am"....
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Chipmunks —
Chipmunks Go To The Movies ... LP
Sunset, 1969. Sealed ....
A more obscure late 60s outing – with a bit less of David yelling at Alvin than we'd like – but still a set with some nice numbers, including "Que Sera Sera", "Chim Chim Chere-ee", "The Roses Of Success", and "The Bare Necessities"....
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Chipmunks —
Chipmunks See Doctor Dolittle ... LP
Sunset, 1968. Sealed ....
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Chipmunks —
Chipmunks Sing With Children ... LP
Sunset, 1968. Sealed ....
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Bill Conti —
Rocky III ... LP
Liberty, 1982. Very Good+ ....
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Bill Conti —
Slow Dancing In The Big City ... LP
United Artists, 1978. Very Good+ ....
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(Spine has one spot of old tape and a small rip.)
Michael Convertino —
Children Of A Lessor God ... LP
GNP/Crescendo, 1986. Near Mint- ....
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(Cover has a cutout hole.)
Vladimir Cosma —
Diva ... LP
DRG, 1982. Near Mint- ....
When we were impressionable little arty tykes, this was one of our favorite soundtracks. It's got some beautiful Satie-esque tracks that feature solo piano by Vladimir Cosma, plus some weird Euro electronic stuff that has a nice cold feel to it. Also features a few tracks from the opera "La...
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(US pressing on DRG.)
Mike Curb —
Big Bounce ... LP
Warner, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
One of the groovier soundtracks that Mike Curb ever recorded – a light batch of easy numbers with some electric bass and/or guitar at the bottom – tripping with a bit more punch than you might expect, and floating with some really wonderful instrumental touches at times! In a way, this...
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(White label promo. Cover has a promo sticker. Spine has a spot of old tape & a small rip. Back cover has WGN library letters.)
Bobby Darin/James Darren/Surfaris/Joanie Sommers —
Lively Set ... LP
Decca, Early 60s. Very Good ....
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(Spine has a bit of tape and a small rip.)
Doris Day/Richard Adler & Jerry Ross —
Pajama Game ... LP
Columbia, 1957. Very Good+ ....
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(Masterworks pressing. Cover has some wear and a Demonstration stamp on back.)
Barry De Vorzon & Berry Botkin Jr —
Bless The Beasts & Children – Original Soundtrack ... LP
A&M, Early 70s. Near Mint- ....
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Georges Delerue —
Anne Of The Thousand Days ... LP
Decca, 1970. Very Good+ ....
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Georges Delerue —
Horsemen ... LP
Sunflower, 1971. Near Mint- ....
The Horsemen is a fairly obscure film that was shot in Afghanistan, and Delerue evokes the landscape in his orchestrations, with subtlety for the most part. Haunting in spots, with bits of harp and dramatic voice arrangements with some grander string bits, too. Titles include "At The...
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Georges Delerue —
Tendre Poulet ... LP
Deesse (France), Late 70s. Near Mint- ....
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(Cover has a top seam that has come unglued.)
Bob Dorough —
Multiplication Rock ... LP
Capitol, 1973. Very Good- ....
Sure, it was silly stuff when we were kids – but once De La Soul sampled "Three Is The Magic Number", this record became one of the most prized in our possession! And thanks to that hip hop reintroduction, we've really fallen in love with the music again over the years –...
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(Original pressing. Cover has some wear, a bit of marker in one corner, and minor splits on the top and bottom seams.)
Bernard Ebbinghouse —
Prudence & The Pill ... LP
20th Century, 1968. Very Good+ ....
A strange little film from the late 60s – a brit comedy starring Deborah Kerr and David Niven, in kind of a tender and silly comedy about the early years of birth control. About half the soundtrack's kind of orchestral and romantic (surprisingly), but the other half is nice and groovy –...
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(Cover has a mono/promo sticker, some tape on the spine, and WGN letters in marker on back.)
Edge With Michael Brook —
Captive ... LP
Virgin, 1987. Near Mint- ....
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(Cover has a cutout notch.)
Harold Faltermeyer —
Running Man ... LP
Varese, 1987. Near Mint- ....
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(Cover has some edge wear.)
Dominic Frontiere —
Hammersmith Is Out ... LP
Capitol, 1972. Near Mint- ....
A great soundtrack to a very strange film – a late Richard Burton/Elizabeth Taylor vehicle, with a very weird-sounding plot! The album's got some wonderfully groovy numbers that have a real kick to them – bass and drums dancing away on the bottom, with nice use of guitar and organ to...
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Joeseph Gershenson —
Madame X ... LP
Decca, Late 50s. Very Good ....
A mixture of serious and sensuous themes written for this later film starring Lana Turner. Some of the music is adapted from the "Swedish Rhapsody" by Charles Wildman, and a few other tracks are variations on themes by Liszt. Titles include "Depths Of Despair", "Future...
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(White label promo. Spine has a spot of old tape & a small rip. Back cover has WGN library letters.)
George & Ira Gershwin/Fred Astaire —
Lady Be Good ... LP
World Record Club (UK), 1926. Very Good+ ....
Almost an historical artifact – London recordings by Fred Astaire from the 20s, with Gershwin actually backing him up on piano – and a few tracks feature dancing too! Also features songs from Gay Divorce and Flying Down To Rio....
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(US pressing – on Monmouth/Evergreen.)
George Gershwin —
Manhattan ... LP
CBS, 1979. Very Good+ ....
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(Masterworks pressing.)
Globetrotters —
Globetrotters ... LP
Kirshner, 1970. Very Good+ Gatefold ....
A pretty great record issued in conjunction with the cartoon version of the Harlem Globetrotters – an Archies-like Don Kirshner's co-production in which a studio band is used to provide a groove to the cartoon. A number of cuts on here are in Kirshner's straight late 60s pop mode, but there's...
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(In the die-cut fold out cover, in nice shape!)
Ernest Gold —
On the Beach ... LP
Roulette, Early 60s. Very Good+ ....
A pretty serious soundtrack to this depressing film about the aftermath of global nuclear war. The tracks are all dark and dramatic – with heavy use of strings, and some isolated instrumenation that steps sadly through the backings. Titles include "The Boat Race", "Australian...
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(Cover has a split top seam, some aging, and some ink stamps on the back.)
Jerry Goldsmith —
Chinatown ... LP
ABC, 1974. Very Good+ ....
Jerry Goldsmith's score for one of the greatest movies of the 70s! Titles include "The Wrong Clue", "The Captive", "The Boy On A Horse", "The Last Of Ida", "Easy Living", and "Noah Cross"....
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Great Train Robbery ... LP
United Artists, 1974. Very Good+ ....
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(Cover has a cut corner with a few creases, and some clear tape on the spine.)
Jerry Goldsmith —
Islands In The Stream ... LP
Intrada, 1986. Near Mint- ....
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Last Run – Original Soundtrack ... LP
MGM, 1971. Near Mint- ....
An excellent soundtrack to this early 70s thriller that starred George C Scott! Jerry Goldsmith has come up with some strong action themes that are very much in a Lalo Schifrin mode – mixing guitar, electric harpsichord, and strings with a harder-edged groove so that there's a lot of space...
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(Cover has a DJ sticker on the back.)
Jerry Goldsmith —
Lionheart ... LP
Varese, 1987. Very Good ....
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Jerry Goldsmith —
Wild Rovers ... LP
MGM, 1971. Very Good+ ....
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Johnny Green —
Raintree County (Entracte) ... LP
RCA/Entracte, 1957. Very Good+ 2LP ....
Double LP reissue of the Johnny Green score for the film Raintree Country – including all of the long passages written to accompany the epic action of the cinematic spectacle. Titles include "Flash Perkins", "July Picnic", "War Begins", "Battle Montage"...
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Dave Grusin —
Champ ... LP
MGM, 1979. Near Mint- ....
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(Cover has a gold promo stamp, and one slightly bumped corner.)
Dave Grusin/The Byrds/Steppenwolf —
Candy ... LP
ABC, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
An excellent trippy soundtrack – to a film we'd love to see, and which starred Charles Aznavour, Ringo Starr, John Astin, James Coburn, John Huston, Richard Burton, and Marlon Brando! The crazy outing is accompanied by a great Dave Grusin score that includes lots and lots of heavy guitars...
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(US pressing. Cover has light wear, a promo sticker on the front and a small sticker on the back. Spine has one spot of old tape and a small rip. Label has a small sticker.)
Manos Hadjidakis —
Never On Sunday ... LP
United Artists, 1960. Very Good ....
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(Cover has some wear and seam splitting.)
Manos Hadjidakis —
Topkapi ... LP
United Artists, 1964. Very Good+ ....
A standout 60s soundtrack from the great Manos Hadjidakis – penned for a heist thriller from director Jules Dassin! The music follows slightly off the Dassin/Hadjidakis pairing on Never On A Sunday – using lots of familiar Greek elements, but moving these into more complicated film...
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(Black label pressing. Cover has light wear.)
Earl Hagen —
I Spy – Music From The Television Series (Warner) ... LP
Warner, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
Just Sold Out!
Great work from Earl Hagen – one of TV's better composers, as you'll hear from this tight set of tracks! The core mode of the music is crime jazz, but Hagen also adds in a lot of dramatic flourishes and contemplative passages – and the show's exotic locales (Mexico, Japan, Burma, Hong...
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(White label promo pressing. Cover has some wear, aging, and a promo sticker.)
Earl Hagen —
New Interns ... LP
Colpix, 1964. Very Good+ ....
Nice little soundtrack, written as the follow-up to the 1962 film The Interns. Like that one, there's some nice party sequences here – easily jazzy numbers grooving along nicely, in the style of Hagen's best work of the 60s. Strings mix with jazzy rhythms and some strong instrumental solos,...
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Chico Hamilton —
Sweet Smell Of Success ... LP
Decca, 1957. Very Good ....
A wonderful bit of cinematic jazz from the 50s – played by the Chico Hamilton group as part of the soundtrack! The combo was a key part of the LA scene at the time, but are oddly featured as a regular club act in the movie's New York setting – but we'll gladly forgive that geographic...
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(Original black label pressing with deep groove. Cover has a spot of sticker residue on back.)
Marvin Hamlisch/Mongo Santamaria/Burt Bacharach —
April Fools ... LP
Columbia, Late 60s. Very Good+ ....
A really wonderful soundtrack, with loads of groovy tracks! The film stars Jack Lemmon, and the format of the record is similar to the Odd Couple – in that musical tracks are interspersed with dialogue, to keep the feel of the progression of the movie. Side one has some especially groovy...
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(Cover has a tracklist sticker, light wear, some aging, and some light stains.)
John Hammond —
Little Big Man ... LP
Columbia, Early 70s. Very Good ....
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(Cover has light wear, a tracklist sticker on the front, and a faded spine.)
Herbie Hancock —
Death Wish - Original Soundtrack ... LP
Columbia, 1974. Very Good ....
A killer 70s soundtrack from Herbie Hancock! The record takes the funky style that Herbie was cutting with the Headhunters, and blends it with some more sophisticated scoring that's top in the 70s action and blacksploitation modes – perfect for the dark theme of the movie's story. There's...
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(Original pressing. Cover has some ring & edge wear, and a split bottom seam.)
Jimmie Haskell & By Dunham/Frankie Avalon —
I'll Take Sweden ... LP
United Artists, Mid 60s. Very Good+ ....
What a movie! Bob Hope, Frankie Avalon, and Tuesday Weld on the same screen! But even better, the great Jimmie Haskell handled the music – and he comes up with some excellent touches that make the record groove a bit more than many of its contemporaries. Jimmy contributes some cool...
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(Spine has one spot of old tape. Back cover has WGN Library letters.)
Harley Hatcher —
Wild Wheels ... LP
RCA, 1969. Very Good+ ....
A weird batch of folksy rock tunes – composed and produced by Harley Hatcher for Sidewalk Enterprises, and sounding a lot more like a Sidewalk or Tower soundtrack than something on RCA. The groups are the usual obscurities that would show up on a Mike Curb soundtrack – pictured on the...
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(Cover has some wear, with partially split top and bottom seams.)
Jim Helms —
Kung Fu ... LP
Warner, 1973. Very Good ....
Not as much of an all-out funk party as some other kung fu soundtracks of the 70s – but a really great record that's filled with plenty of great spoken bits too! The album's the soundtrack to the Kung Fu TV show, which starred David Carradine – and it's mostly made up of "Eastern&q...
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(White label promo. Cover has a promo sticker, some seam splitting, and a light stain on one corner.)
Marc Herouet —
Golden Eighties ... LP
Milan (France), 1986. Very Good+ ....
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Bernard Herrmann —
Music For Radio & Television – Walt Whitman Suite/Brave New World/Collector's Item/Landmark Theme ... LP
Cerberus, 1986. Very Good+ ....
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Bernard Herrmann —
Obsession ... LP
London/Phase 4, 1976. Near Mint- ....
Herrmann's back in fine form on this mid 70s score for a Brian DePalma thriller – lots of swirling orchestral themes, handled here with a good degree of space, which makes the stronger musical statements really pack a punch! Titles include "Court's Confession", "The...
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Bernard Herrmann —
Western Saga – Plus The Desert Suite & The Indian Suite ... LP
Cerberus, 1983. Very Good+ ....
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Monk Higgins/Barbara Mason —
Sheba, Baby ... LP
Buddah, 1975. Very Good+ ....
Nice one! This obscure blacksploitation soundtrack features a hip Monk Higgins score for a Pam Grier film that's supposedly "Hotter than Coffey and meaner n' Foxy Brown". Having seen the film, we don't know if we'd totally agree with that assessment, but the music's strong enough, and...
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(Original pressing. Cover has a cutout hole, ring & edge wear, and a split top seam. Label has marker.)
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Kenyon Hopkins —
Mister Buddwing – Original Soundtrack ... LP
Verve, Late 60s. Very Good ....
Lost jazzy score to this obscure 60s film – featuring nice nice work by Kenyon Hopkins, very much in the style of his other famous work from the time. Some tracks ahve a nice organy groove, others have nice spare jazz elements – and although the players aren't credited, we're sure the...
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(Cover has some stickers with notes anda radio station stamp on back.)
Ice T, MC Shan, Big Daddy Kane, & Others —
Colors – Original Soundtrack ... LP
Warner, 1988. Very Good+ ....
Hard to believe how important this soundtrack was, back in the day. One of the first good hip hop soundtracks, and a motherlode of great cuts like "Paid In Full (7 minute Cold Cut remix)" by Eric B & Rakim, "Butcher Shop" by Kool G Rap, "Colors" by Ice T, "Min...
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Paul Jabara, Pete Jolly, Billy Preston, & Others —
Mother, Jugs, & Speed ... LP
A&M, 1976. Near Mint- ....
An all-star soundtrack to this comedy film from the 70s – starring Raquel Welch, Bill Cosby, and a very young Harvey Keitel! Most of the tracks on the set are from other A&M albums, but there's a few tunes that are original to the set – including the vocal track "No Love...
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(White label promo. Cover has a cutout hole and small promo sticker.)
Maurice Jarre —
Behold A Pale Horse ... LP
Colpix, 1964. Very Good+ ....
A spare and dramatic score for this film that starred Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn, and Omar Sharif – penned by Maurice Jarre with some slight Spanish touches, to fit the setting of the narrative! Light guitar is used on many numbers – but with a very high-register sort of sound that...
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(Cover has waviness and staining.)
Maurice Jarre —
Lion Of The Desert ... LP
Project 3, 1981. Near Mint- ....
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(Spine has one spot of old tape.)
JJ Johnson/Quincy Jones —
Man & Boy ... LP
Sussex, 1971. Very Good+ Gatefold ....
A strange little film with a western motif – starring Bill Cosby, Leif Erikson, and Yaphet Kotto! Fortunately, Quincy Jones was the musical supervisor – so the tracks are hip enough in the best parts – a bit rootsy at times, but with a 70s soul approach that keeps things real. ...
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(Cover has some wear, a promo sticker, and a name in pen.)
Paul Jones/Mike Leander —
Privilege (UK pressing) ... LP
EMI (UK), 1967. Near Mint- ....
A great little record that's waiting to be re-discovered! The album quickly tanked as the over-pressed soundtrack to an under-viewed film – but despite years in cutout bins, it's got a fresh quality that we really treasure! About half the album features cool instrumental tunes from Mike...
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(Original UK pressing!)
Quincy Jones —
Dollar ($) ... LP
Reprise, 1972. Very Good- ....
One of Quincy Jones' best soundtracks of the 70s – filled with some great slick electric funky crime tracks, perfectly played by LA jazzers that include Clare Fischer, Paul Humphrey, Arthur Adams, David T Walker, Milt Holland, and Jerome Richardson. A few cuts feature vocals by Little...
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(Cover has a bit of sticker residue and light fading along the top seam.)
Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, Diana Ross & Others —
Wiz – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack ... LP
MCA, 1978. Near Mint- 2LP Gatefold ....
We know, we know, you're wondering "Why is this here?". And truthfully, if it weren't for the fact that Quincy was at the top of his game when he produced this version of The Wiz, we'd write it off as total crap too, but there are a few moments peppered in here and there that will make...
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(Still in the shrink, including the booklet and poster. Shrinkwrap has remnants of an old price sticker.)
Quincy Jones/Jose Feliciano —
Mackenna's Gold ... LP
RCA, 1969. Near Mint- ....
A western soundtrack – but one that's groovier than you might expect, given that the music was done by Quincy and Jose! The general style is strings and western themes, but Quincy manages to put a bit of bounce at the bottom – using an electric bass in a syncopated style that's quite...
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(Cover has a cut corner.)
Michael Kamen —
Next Man – Original Soundtrack ... LP
Buddah, 1976. Very Good+ ....
Nice little soundtrack for this obscure thriller starring Sean Connery. Michael Kamen (ex-New York Rock & Roll Ensemble) lays down some groovy tracks with a good 70's crime/thriller feel. Some tracks are more orchestral, but there's some nice moments with a good bass-y feel. Titles include...
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(Cover has some light wear.)
Steve Karmen —
What Do You Say To A Naked Lady? ... LP
United Artists, 1970. Sealed ....
A very strange little record – composed for a very strange film directed by Allen "Candid Camera" Funt – in which people are surprised by a nude woman, and have to react accordingly. There's a lot of tunes on here that have an almost Harper's Bizarre feel – that kind of...
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Gladys Knight & The Pips —
Claudine – Original Soundtrack ... LP
Buddah, 1974. Very Good ....
A wonderful mid 70s set from Gladys Knight & The Pips – a soundtrack date written and produced by Curtis Mayfield, who really helps bring a lot of depth to their music! Curtis really helps Knight and the group get out of some of their hit cliches of the 70s, and find some hipper space...
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(Cover has some light wear.)
Gladys Knight & The Pips —
Pipe Dreams – Original Soundtrack ... LP
Buddah, 1976. Very Good ....
Just Sold Out!
After hitting big as a singer on the soundtrack for Claudine, Gladys Knight finally got her chance in front of the camera for Pipe Dreams – a record that featured her both as the star on film and on the soundtrack! The styles here are a bit more wider-ranging than the usual 70s soundtrack of...
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(Cover has a factory sticker, filing sticker, promo stamp, and light edge wear.)
Elliot Lawrence/John Neel/Elmer Bernstein —
Lord Of The Flies – Plus Great Themes ... LP
AVA, Early 60s. Very Good+ ....
A strange little record – one that features a few tracks by Lawrence from Lord Of The Flies, The Great Chase, and David & Lisa – mixed with others from films that include To Kill A Mockingbird, Rat Race, Mutiny On The Bounty, and other films. Most of the material is pretty...
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(Cover has some tape residue and peeling on the spine and a promo ink stamp on back.)
Stephen Lawrence/Bobby Gosh —
Bang The Drum Slowly ... LP
Paramount, 1973. Very Good+ ....
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Maury Laws & Jules Bass —
Original TV Adventures Of King Kong ... LP
Epic, Early 70s. Very Good ....
A rare document of a short-lived slice of the King Kong myth – a Saturday morning cartoon in which Kong was the friend of some little kids in the jungle, and a much less threatening force than when climbing the Empire State Building! The soundtrack offers capsulized episodes of the show...
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(White label promo. Cover has some light wear, a bit or merker on the back. Label has a bit of marker.)
Michel Legrand —
Breezy ... LP
MCA, 1973. Very Good+ ....
Breezy indeed – as the record has a light, floating approach that's every bit the best part of Legrand's work in the 70s! The album's mostly instrumentals – strings soaring over slinky bass and sublimated rhythms, in the manner of the best post-60s French soundtracks, occasionally...
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(Cover has a cut corner, light wear, and some pen on the back. Spine has a couple spots of old tape.)
Michel Legrand —
Young Girls of Rochefort – Orchestral Version ... LP
United Artists, 1968. Sealed ....
Great stuff! This is the "alternate" version of Michel Legrand's great score to Les Demoiselles De Rochefort – and it's totally great all the way through! The whole thing's nice and jazzy, totally swinging, and has a groove that you don't get in some of Legrand's other work. We've...
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(Shrinkwrap has remnants of a sticker and a hole in front.)
Michel Legrand/Bobbie Gentry —
Ode To Billy Joe ... LP
Warner, 1978. Very Good+ ....
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(Cover has some wear.)
Michel Legrand/Matt Monro —
Matter Of Innocence ... LP
Decca, 1967. Very Good ....
A bit dreamy – but still quite nice work from Legrand – written for this 1967 remake of Noel Coward's Pretty Polly, a film that starred Hayley Mills in the lead role! Legrand's score has less of the jazzy touches of his French work from the time – but still breaks out with some...
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(Cover has a cutout hole, some wear, light staining along the edges, waviness, and some seam splitting.)
Peter Link & CC Courtney —
Salvation – Original Broadway Cast ... LP
Capitol, 1969. Very Good+ ....
An obscure late 60s rock opera – but a pretty great one too, and a set with some rougher, more soulful moments than Hair, Oh Calcutta, or any of its contemporaries! The instrumentation here is really great – almost in a Melvin Van Peebles mode at times, with basslines that step around...
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(Cover has a cutout hole, a spot of tape on with a small rip on the spine, and WGN Library letters on the back. Label has a small sticker.)
Jacques Loussier —
Dark Of The Sun – Original Soundtrack ... LP
MGM, Early 70s. Very Good+ ....
A pretty nice action soundtrack from French composer Jacques Loussier – not as all-out groovy as some of his other work from the 60s, but filled with some nice touches that include jagged instrumentation over orchestrations, creating some jazzed-up bits that feel more like 60s crime jazz than...
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(Yellow label promo. Cover has a DJ sticker.)
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Russia's first light-class modification Angara 1.2PP carrier rocket is ready for its maiden launch, its manufacturer Khrunichev Center said. The first Angara will be sent to the Plesetsk space centre in northern Russia later this month, the manufacturer said in a statement, but did not give a precise launch date. Meanwhile, the first heavy-class Angara-A5 has been completed and will soon be ...
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- As of "press time" Toyota has not announced pricing for the plug-in Prius. The company is looking to sell between 12,000 and 20,000 annually (last year 141,000 standard Prii were sold in the U.S.)
- Here are some Prius Plug-In Hybrid specs.
I really object to people quoting high mpg numbers, when they don't include the cost (and pollution) caused by previous charging of the battery, from an AC source at home. That's a bogus number, pure and simple. Just as bogus as it would be for me to factor in the miles I ride on my bicycle, while the car is sitting idle, into the mpg number for the car.
Aside from that, the rest is pretty much what we have come to expect. Long, long charging time for a relatively tiny amount of actual joules of useful energy. In this case, 13 miles for an 8 or 4 hour charge.
To be clearer about my previous comment, I'm saying the 49.8 or whatever it was mpg is legit. The 73 mpg is certainly not.
Also, I read somewhere that the environmental benefits of plug-in hybrids depend very much on how the grid power is generated, where you live. In most of the US, there are none. You're just as good using the car in hybrid mode only.
take in account that EV charge is made at night, just when electricity generation is more green.
This is the main key of EV vehicles: flatering the consumption curve helps to avoid losses on grid generation and distribution. Excuse me, but someone had to tell this!
3 hours for 13-14 miles? A joke right? It would take me 6.5 hours to get to work.
Can you spell DOA?
I would be most interested in knowing how much the replacement battery will cost, what the replacement labor charge would be, and exactly how long before the charge capacity is reduced to 50%, which many would consider to be a realistic indicator of the end of battery life. Also, how many KWH does the vehicle consume during a charge cycle? Also, how much energy does the regenerative braking actually recover?
Why not talk about mpg, miles per gallon? The implication is that we're talking about a gallon of gasoline, right? And, when the consumer pulls up at the pump and shells out $20 or $25 to drive back and forth to work, talking about how many miles he/she drove on how many gallons seems like a legitimate discussion to me. That's all most consumers consider. Let's be honest, that's probably what you think about after you finish paying at the pump, especially as you watch the cost of gas skyrocketing and the resulting revenues lining the pockets of greedy men & women around the world. The less of my hard earned money I throw away the happier I am and I trust you think similarly.
Now, what we should ultimately discuss is the miles per dollar, or mpd. Since the cost of energy (joules as you rightly point out) is something that the market ultimately cares about, it would seem logical to me that this number will reveal the true impact on society of consuming any particular energy source. If the cost of one source of energy is somehow lower (because we can pick up lumps of coal from the surface of the earth somewhere at relatively low cost) than another then by all means, let's use the lower cost energy. When the consumer then factors in the jump in his/her electric bill we'll have that discussion in the public forum. But, that's not the discussion I see occuring just yet ... it's mpg (or mpd).
Seems like a pretty efficient piece of transportation, thanks for the information. I do agree that as an eetimes article I would expect a little more detail i.e. what percentage of the 5.2 kW/hr. is used for the given range and I assume the battery will last as long as the present Prius battery system but it would be nice to know if that is true. As for the question about energy recovery on braking, it will be highly variable but as a percentage of total energy used, you recover very little energy even when you are braking on a regular basis, but it is better than nothing, hope that helps.
As is done in the rest of the world, we should talk in dollars/mile or (litres/100km). Using the inverse of our mile/gallon allows us to see the difference on a more level playing field. Suppose for the sake of argument, running the air conditioner results in a savings of 1litre per 100km for any car. (not a completely unreasonable assumption).
For a car that typically gets 10mpg (25.2 l/100km), he would see mileage of 9.59mpg (26.2 l/100km). The driver would probably consider that in the noise if he were looking at mpg.
Similarly, a car getting 15mpg(16.8 l/100km) would see a mileage of 14.15mpg(17.8 l/100km). Also difficult to detect. Consider the car getting a "normal" 50mpg (5 l/100km): the result would be 42 mpg (6 l/100km). This is not in the noise! One would find similar results by using dollars/mile. In short, the US's use of mpg gives makes high consumption vehicles insensitive to driving habits that can save money.
Oh, back to the article. Sounds like Toyota is making the highest mileage vehicle "electric capable" without sacrificing gas mileage.
Recent research suggests that there will be huge changes in the automotive industry, including the growth hybrid and pure electric vehicles. Here is a recently published related article.
J_Wags, I guess my point was that we shouldn't be pulling to wool over people's eyes. Especially in an engineering publication like EE Times.
Any engineer should be able to see that if you ignore the cost (and environmental impact) of the electricity you need to run that plug-in hybrid, electricity that you get without using the car's engine, you can achieve the absurd result that the car gets infinite mpg. That number, at best, is useful for the sales and marketing types. It is otherwise meaningless.
There would be significant costs if a non-trivial percentage of cars and trucks went to this plug-in hybrid or battery-electric solution. You don't get something for nothing.
Traveling 13 miles at the regular Pruis mileage of roughly 50mpg is going to cost about $1.04 (at $4/gal). Charging the 5.3KWHr battery to travel the same distance would cost me about $0.42 (at my local electric rates). If I did this every workday, which is within my commute profile, it would save me $161/year. There is certainly no financial justification given the added vehicle cost and maintenance issues.
If you try and factor in the cost of intangebles such as operating pollution, manufacturing and disposal waste, military cost to maintain an energy empire, etc, you can probably rationalize whatever outcome you want based on your personal politics and beliefs.
Maybe this is a baby step to an improved solution. Toyota pushed the envelope with their original hybrid solutions and are now enjoying market success. Time will tell.
Exactly the sort of considerations one has to make. Right away, the concept of infinite mpg, which implies something is "free," is debunked. Your numbers show almost half of the cost of running on gasoline is still encountered, running pure electric mode.
Furthermore, though, one can't assume that a marginal extra load on today's electric grid, caused by the oddity plug-in hybrid out there now, is the whole story. If battery-electrics or even plug-in hybrids became the norm, you'd have to build more high tension lines, more coal-powered plants, and/or more nuclear plants. So that's not free either, and there's always a lot of pushback to these upgrades of the power grid.
The "plug in" hype, or even the entire battery-replacement gimmicks, are what ends up being misleading to the "innocent."
Bert, you have made significant erroneous assumptions about this topic. You need a little education on some basics here as you are truly misleading readers with YOUR statements.
1. There is an enormous power capacity available every night while you sleep that is enough power to charge up millions of EV's, ready to drive the next day without fuel. Look at the basic curve data of grid use vs capacity over time.
2. Our power source here in the Pacific NW has very little coal power(zero at night). In fact this year is a record and we cannot even use all the renewable power we have available.
3. Even if 100% of the power to charge an EV DID come from coal, you still reduce CO2 emissions by 27%.
4. If you install a solar array on your home roof, (like ~25% of EV drivers have) you can generate 100% of your own power, which goes onto the grid during on-peak hours, and you take the power back off the grid during off-peak time, IMPROVING grid stability. Cost wise, the EV driver/home owner actually makes money via this TOU metering.
5. Power companies come out better financially with better utilization of their infrastructure and are strongly supporting the transition to EV transportation. As millions of EV's come online, they are expecting and prepared for the occasional transformer upgrade, if there is a cluster of EV's in one neighborhood. Just like the during the home building boom.
6. Look into the V2G initiative. This makes the power even cheaper for EV drivers, giving permission for power companies to use the vehicle battery pack as a power resource when needed (if plugged in), again IMPROVING grid stability.
7. Grid power is significantly more stable than fossil fuels, take time to look at the history and what the power utilities have to say.
Do yourself and others a favor and research the topic before spewing. I expect higher quality feedback on this EE times site.
I have yet to see any data confermint that comercially available solar panels are cost effective. BP has a plant nearby that has abandoned its solar panel at their silicone production site because maintenance was more expensive than the value of electricity provided.
Bob, surely you can see that you have based your assessment on a long series of assumptions that may or may not hold, right?
For example, do you think that apartment dwellers have enough rooftop solar panels to meet their energy needs, and access to AC in their parking spots? Or, for EVs, do you assume EV drivers live close enough to work for a round trip on one charge?
On road trips, do you assume that all the batteries exchanged every 60 miles or so (being very generous) will be charged en masse during the night only?
About a year ago or so, I heard on the radio and read up on something called the Iris engine. Look it up, if you get a chance. Similar case to this. Everything was based on the premise that the efficiency of an internal combustion engine is a proportional to its "working area." The problem is, it's not. Minor detail, right?
A long list of preconditions should give one pause.
Just to be sure my points aren't misinterpreted, I like the idea of EVs, but don't like or believe much of the hype around battery-powered EVs.
This is instead what seems to be a more credible approach:
This approach would create EVs that truly can replace internal combustion engine cars. I'd put more resources into this research.
St Johsberry owner had an EV back in 1970 that was manufactured in the 18 th century. This is not new. They stopped making them because they were not cos effective. The same goes for Hybrids there vere thousand manufactured during the first word war but went out of production because of the extra cos as soon as gasoline was again available with ot retion tickets. It is only the high price of gasoline that allows todays hybrids to survive.
None of the numbers I state are assumptions, or based on assumptions. Check out my extensive data gathering on this subject on my website www.evdrive.com. Full details/specs in slide show format.
I have logged 9000 miles of driving without compromise other than range. When I need to go out of town, I take my Honda Civic. My gas consumption has dropped to about 10% (of my 10,000 miles/year) and I have not had to compromise on anything. In fact, the drive quality has improved over the original gas engine in terms of its performance.
We are currently working on a Range extender that will allow driving continiously on fuel of choice. It is small and light enough to not displace cells to maintain a 100 mile pure electric range. Then you have the best of both worlds, until better cells arrive on the market.
Regarding appartment dwellers lack of plug access for charging, is that a reason to not do anything and not begin the gradual transition by those that can?
Once you see the engineering data, then make your judgements. There are some amazing specs on components now and this is just the beginning.
Sure, it's okay to start small, but my original premise was an EV that can replace internal combustion engine cars with no apologies. Rather than EVs that give people the excuse to say "it's not an option for me," as people love to do. I'm not sure what you are referring to when you say "range extender." My goal would be, and EV that can do without the battery, or just have a small battery to provide regenerative braking.
And it isn't just apartment dwellers that are at a disadvantage with battery-powered EVs (and plug-in hybrids). There are many people who own houses with no garage. Check out a lot of older cities up and own the East Coast. There are many people who own houses with garage, but the garage is full of junk (e.g. many or most of my neighbors). We happen to own only one car. I use public transportation to get to work, so even for me, it would be less than ideal to have to rely on one car whose range is limited. So all I'm saying is, I'll get excited when EVs are for the masses by design, rather than being only a second car. And there is work toward that end, has been for some time, but it doesn't get much press. And even when it gets some press, it seems like the press "doesn't get it."
Before BEV really can be efficiently and quickly charged, a PHEV seems to be the most reasonable choice for greener life. We need to pay the cost for greener life. So, green life is not for poor people.
There are those of us whose commute is far more than 13 miles. My commute in my car is about 27 miles round trip to a park & ride parking lot (no place to recharge) and then riding in a van with up to 13 other people the rest of my 185 mile round trip commute. By the way, my gasoline-only car averages 35 to 40 mpg. If there was a better range and lower battery replacement cost for the hybrid cars, it might be worthwhile. As it stands, I don't see it as a viable solution for me. Regarding the length of my commute, I want to work and that distance is where I found a job.
I do not see any mention of the carbon foot print that is additional to the normal car's manufacturing vs. hybrids and EVs. I want to know, what is the total difference for the life of the vehicle? If it takes twice the energy to make an EV then it is very unlikely that, that will be made up for in even a 200,000 life. If there is no additional energy input into the manufacturing of these vehicles then the comparisons are OK. Since the great majority of all electrical production in the US is fossil fuel based: Coal, Oils, Natural gas, I do not buy that you can assume that your energy comes from renewables. Furthermore as far as I know all renewables except for hydroelectric, cost more than they produce. What happens is that the costs are shifted from the owner to the US public. So buy EV you will be subsidized by me involuntarily when you buy it and again when you use it. This is a rip off for the rest of us. Why is this never in print?
I hate the term "Zero emissions vehicle" which is such a misnomer. Coal provides 50% of the electric power in the US which is used to charge these vehicles, and the generating process is on average only 34% efficient. There are power line transmission losses of 7%, the power supply to the battery charger is about 90% efficient, the battery charging process (not including the charger) is about 90% efficient, and the re-transmission of torque to the wheels via electricity through the electronics and motors is how much? Simple math sows that using coal to charge these zero emissions vehicle is less than 24% efficient whereas an efficient all diesel vehicle can exceed 50%. The true kumbaya tree-hugger who is not a political lackey should be embracing small diesel vehicles. The truly ignorant claim to want to use solar panels to charge these vehicles but the numbers there are even worse, don't get me started on those efficiencies…
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A plug in hybrid is not for everyone. Just like a moped or city bus is not for everyone. We all don't drive around in the same type of car. There are a dozen choices people make when buying a car.
What people don't have is a choice to use their own electricity to drive a production car that has a gasoline engine as backup for long journeys. Some people would like to have a PHEV. There are issues about charging access, there are issues about renewable power, there are issues about oil. We are already hearing that elctric cars have lower mechanical maintenance costs... an interesting topic to follow. If someone drives 10km to work in electric mode and charges up at work, the PHEV set up may be a reasonable choice.


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from Oregon
I ordered the pumpkin decorating kit before Halloween to use on my husband's home grown monster pumpkins. The pumpkins were the hit of the neighborhood when the decorations were applied. The dowels are strong, the colors are vivid and fun, and the choice of face pieces lets you mix and match to create your own faces. We just punched a hole with a screwdriver where we wanted the pieces to go and pushed them in...so easy! We had neighborhood adults and children coming over to pose for photos with our pumpkins. I would recommend these to anyone who doesn't want to carve their pumpkins, but does want to celebrate Halloween with a fun display.
Great Fun!
By Mom of two fun kids
from Indianapolis, in
We had fun tapping in the parts, even mixing them up!There were enough parts for five pumpkin faces, and we gave two pumpkins to friends who had Halloween birthdays.


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Ade Bantu
Sunday, 29 July 2012 20:11
Ade Bantu is a Nigerian-German musician, producer, activist, lecturer, public speaker and grenzgänger. He is the founder of the band, Bantu (Brotherhood Alliance Navigating Towards Unity), and the Afro-German NGO & Musical collective, Brothers Keepers. He currently resides in Lagos, Nigeria
Deservingly, Bantu netted the 2005 edition of the prestigious Kora Award (the pan African equivalent of the Grammy) in the categories "Best Group West Africa" and "Best Group Africa".
Bantu was introduced to the Nigerian audience in 1999. The group became an instant success with their radio hit singles "Nzogbu" & "Fire Inna Dancehall". Over the years, they have consistently released videos and audio recordings of their works which has helped garner a loyal fan base and following. He has collaborated with various artists such as: Xavier Naidoo, UB40, Gentleman, Patrice, Nneka, African China, Adewale Ayuba, Abiodun, Fatai Rolling Dollar, Azadus, Mode 9, Tony Allen, Soundsultan, Harry Belafonte and Asa.
He is presently the newest judge on Project Fame West Africa!
Academy Day 42: Ade Bantu's Visit!
Wednesday, 30 November 2011 15:59
Highlights of the past week started today's show and it was Ade Bantu's visit to the boot camp for a mentoring session with the contestants.
Ade Bantu is a Nigerian/German artiste and music producer who have worked with the likes of UB 40, African China, Adewale Ayuba and many others. From his wealth of experience and knowledge, he advised them broadly on issues that border on music, telling them not to limit themselves to a particular genre of music, be open to all kind of music. 'Music is also a spiritual thing, and you are only a vessel'. Expose yourself to different music styles and be hardworking because it takes a lot of hard work, he advised further. Singing sure is a lot of hard work for these budding stars!
A brief clip of Sunday's show dovetailed into their evening class where Uncle Ben in his class asked why they goofed at their last performances. They all gave different excuses for their poor performances...will excuses take anyone to fame? Uncle Ben in his usual attitude talked senses into them and then doled out the songs to be performed by weekend.