It was a little chilly this morning but Cooper and I had a nice walk, except for the train. The train is so loud and hurts Coopers (and my) ears. Most mornings we miss it but not this morning. We had to hang out behind a builiding to wait for it to pass by.
This morning we have Greg Kihn channeling Jonathan Richman
I didn't sleep well last night as my neck was killing me. My Tenz unit didn't effectively help so I ended up taking a hot shower at 1:30am with the massaging head. That helped dramatically and I was able to finally fall back to sleep. Walking Cooper at 5am also helped..something about movement I guess. I have a very busy week so I can't let last night affect me today. Let's start the work week out with some exotica. I bought this mailorder with the Savages, Joe Walsh and some Peacock gospel 45s (among others of course)
I found this one in a box yesterday while I was looking for some doowop to trade to a person I know. I have not seen him in ages, but he has been bugging me to come and trade some 45s. He told me he picked up a ton of gospel and soul 45s so I started pulling things to trade to him. It took me ages to dig through my sleeve box to find a VJ sleeve. I used to have a bunch of them but no more.
By the way, I was so inspired by yesterday's post that I updated the other Savages upload I had with new pictures and reposted the song...enjoy
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Am the Noize In Your Head: The Savages - Little Miss Sad
I picked up the cool blue swirl vinyl promo at the Flea Market in March. I have had the beat up stock copy for years. Love Jr. Walker!
I picked this one up at the flea market in March. I anticipated this to be a country bopper and was pleasantly surprised it was not. 
I had never heard this song before I purchased it. I have been buying 45s for years from a guy from his internet list. He had this one listed with this promo insert and since it was cheap I took a chance. I have a Dunhill insert for a Dusty Springfield 45 and so I knew what this was. Boy was I happily surprised when I played this. This was Joe's first solo 45 after leaving the James Gang. I think I have a copy of Barnstorm somewhere but I definately need to find it and play it.
