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Friday, September 15th in Uncategorized, 2000s, sports, baseball, Artie Lange | 9 comments
I have entertained thoughts of driving to Cleveland to see this movie tonight, but I do not think I can make it. Hopefully it does well enough to go national. The website for the movie has this sweet pinball game and you can play it here….
Try for the Homeruns!
Post your High Scores!!!!!
Cousin Justin
join the jam session
Friday, November 7th
This Saturday only (Novemeber 8th, 2008) - at the Dollar Store - mention this ad and get Five Free dollar records. Just say, “I saw the Five Free ad”, and have fun digging. This is a website only deal to thank you loyal readers. —————————————————————— Speaking of Saturday Specials, check out this old post on the Lyman Woodard Organization […]
Tuesday, November 4th
Nathaniel Mayer was a giant of Detroit’s almost forgotten Soul history. He is best remembered for his scorching vocals on a hit he recorded for Fortune Records when he was just eighteen years-old, “Village of Love.” The record was licensed to United Artists for national distribution and sold well, which makes it one of the […]
Tuesday, November 4th
Friday, October 31st
This is an interesting 45 here. Just like any good Garage/Psych 45 it has a J.R.R. Tolkien reference with Anduril, which is the sword that was broken, which is very ironic considering the state of this 45. I am a closet Tolkien fan so this is always exciting for me. The credited songwriter on Anduril is […]
Friday, October 31st
By Max Conroy Towards the end of the summer, I went home. In this case, home is where the stuff is, as my mom sold the home where I grew up a few years ago and we moved everything to our house in northern Michigan, where my mom grew up. So every time I go up north, I […]
Friday, October 31st
When I first heard this I was dissapointed it wasn’t good ole Detroit garage. After a few listens though it has really grown on me. There is no info out there on this and any help as always is appreciated. Both songs were written by Margie Bish who has a few other credits out there. […]
Wednesday, October 29th
It’s time for another installment of…. Guess That Sample! Here’s the game: as I notice old funk, jazz, and soul tracks sampled by rap/hip hop artists, I post the original on the site. Then you try to see if you can recognize who sampled it. I reveal the answer, and you can listen to the sampled version. You feel happy and […]
Tuesday, October 28th
This a great two-sider from 1962 on Elmor Records. Not much info on this one but it kicks ass and is listed for AUCTION HERE Walk Away Fool Around Fool
Tuesday, October 28th
This great tune is on the Spar label. Spar was a vehicle for Nashville session guys to do cover songs under no name talent for a budget label. The actual A side to this is Wasted Years which is an example of them doing a current tune to make a buck. Baby Lay Your Love […]
Tuesday, October 28th
Blog: Another installment of “Guess That Sample”, Cousin Geoff’s new favorite blues singer, a new Max review of a Michigan garage 45 and ??? Dollar Store: More records went in, waiting to be had for a buck Auctions: Rock 45s going up this week, rock LPs to follow - and it’s one of our best batches ever…
Sunday, October 26th
SESSIONS JBL Drum Breaks DEMONSTRATION LP Sample Artist: Var Title: SESSIONS by JBL Label: - Catalogue #: - Condition Cover/Vinyl: VG+/VG++ Notes: — (Just sold for $12.00)
Friday, October 24th
I just went through this 2,000 piece soul LP collection we bought last month that was loaded with great records. There was still a big stack of stuff that didn’t make it to auction (some of which probably could have), so I went through that and weeded out all the best of it, which was three four full […]
Friday, October 24th
The Dollar Store will be closed this Saturday, due to the rare circumstance of both Cousins having obligations. Justin will be Up North celebrating his mom’s (Geoff’s aunt) 50th b-day, where Geoff would be if he wasn’t celebrating his daughter Ella’s 1st birthday, where Justin would be if… So you better get your dollar record fixin’ in today […]
Wednesday, October 22nd
We are looking to hire someone to join the Cousins Vinyl team by the first of the year. The main responsibility of this position is data entry to list new inventory to auction and to the online store, but will also include some shipping help and the utilization of any specialized talents that can be bought […]
Wednesday, October 22nd
Forget 0-16. Lions should think Super Bowl THIS YEAR! Why, you ask? Because I just saw the headline of an article on detnews.com that read, “Lions’ Orlovski might get more vocal”.
Tuesday, October 21st
I’ve got another copy of Lee Osler’s Back To Ypsilanti coming to me soon. When I get it, I don’t want to sell it, even though it could fetch a good price. I want to give it away to someone who really wants it and deserves it. So I’m going to open this up. Why do […]
Monday, October 20th
To shore up any confusion about Cousins Vinyl, here’s how it works with us. We buy up large collections of rock, soul, jazz, and others, mostly 500-1,000 at a time. High end, nice condition records gets auctioned off, and then put in our online ebay store (we are one of the largest record stores on ebay). So […]
Friday, October 17th
Front man and one of the last original members of the Four Tops passed away this morning. Let’s pay our respect and listen to a little Levi:
Friday, October 17th
I’m getting there early tomorrow so I can put out some new untouched boxes. Better get there before 3:00 or 4:00, ’cause there’s a good game on at 3:30. Go Spartans! Michigan, try not to lose to Penn State by more than 50. If you haven’t seen Wojo’s column today, it’s a classic…
Tuesday, October 14th
Because digging is bad for your health. Thanks to Josh for the link! My favorite is imaginary records will haunt you in your sleep.
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