The podcast that reviews the cheapest second-hand records we can possibly find in the dusty cheap bin at the back of the op-shop.
She may be in her eighties, but she's not your average grandma. This jazz record from 1982 shows it's never too late to restart a music career. But is this New York bag lady as glorious as the record title suggests? Show notes: 1979 interview 1935 recording of "You Can't Tell the Difference After Da...
Father John Cootes is not a regular Catholic priest, he's a cool priest. This Australian Rugby League playing, furniture chain owning, high diving, plane flying, muscle having man of the cloth wanted to beef up his resume, so he released an album. Obviously. Show notes: John Cootes furniture warehou...
Who ruins some perfectly good white aran sweaters by laying on some filthy leaf litter? These larrikins, that's who. With a boy band look and a new wave sound, this group had so much potential. So why did we find them in the dollar bin? Show notes: Music Around Us - the Australian documentary that e...
These squeaky voiced anthropomorphic rodents have been largely inescapable since the 1960s. How did something so annoying get so popular? And, more importantly, can we get through listening to an entire album of those high pitched voices without flipping the turntable in rage? Show notes: David Sevi...
If anyone is struggling to find a copy of Whipped Cream and Other Delights after listening to this week’s episode you may want to hit this place up because they apparently have them ALL 🍨
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What’s for dessert tonight? How about a fresh and creamy new episode of One Dollar Vinyl? (Gross. Sorry.) Hear our thoughts on this Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass classic on the podcast this week!
Mark Holden has been most recently "famous" as a judge on Australian Idol and a contestant on Dancing with the Stars. He was also a singer in his youth and released this album in 1977, which is primarily about gettin' it on. Spoiler alert: it's kinda gross. Show notes: Shine by Vanessa Amorosi Touch...
This 1965 album boasts one of the most infamous record covers in existance. It's lewd, lascivious, salacious, outrageous. And the music is...easy listening latin jazz? Show notes: The Teaberry shuffle ad This Guy’s in Love With You
Whip out your leg warmers. This week we’re getting fit the One Dollar Vinyl way! Listen to our latest episode all about the dance fitness craze of the 80s. Don’t forget to hydrate!
Before home videos and Jane Fonda were a thing, Jazzercise on vinyl was the only way to have music driven fitness in your own home. And we are going to find out if it can make us break a sweat. Whack on your headband, slip on your leg warmers and squeeze into your fluoro leotard, we are doing Jazzer...
Ummm… HI AMANDA LEAR! 😮
Like the riddle of the Sphinx, Amanda Lear left many perplexed but we think her sultry deep voice is a perfect match for a driving Euro-disco beat. Find out all about the controversial renaissance woman on our latest episode!
This model/singer/TV personality/Dali muse/rock star sex-haver is definitely one of the most interesting people we've discovered on One Dollar Vinyl. But does this 1979 record live up to its striking cover and enigmatic artist? Show notes Patsy Stone from Absolutely Fabulous Marlene Dietrich - Lili....
What’s on your mind Demis? Weight of the world on your shoulders? Are you pining for a long lost love? Or did you just remember that you left the iron on? Is your hairy coat actually made out of your beard? So many questions…
HEY CHEAPSKATES! We’re back!! And with this truly marvellous man. Find out who he is on the newest episode of the podcast! Out now in your podcast app
In the 70s, Demis Roussos made unkempt hair and kaftans sexy. On the cover of this 1973 record, he doubles down and sports a hairy kaftan. If you think that combo doesn't fit with your idea of a big Greek man, just wait until you hear his voice. ----more----Show notes: The winners of Eurovision 2022...
Merry Christmas everyone! Our gift to you is a BONUS episode of Christmas carols released by a tyre company.
James Last is one of the most prolific artists ever, with more than 190 records released. In this 1974 record, he is very clear with his intentions. He wants you to dance. And never stop. Show notes: http://www.onedollarvinyl.com/james-last/
Slim Whitman is known for his yodelling style and some cringey informercials in the 80s. In this 1980 record, he resembles the lovechild of an evil cowboy and Liberace. It's a strong look, but is it a strong album? Show notes: http://www.onedollarvinyl.com/slim-whitman-songs-i-love-to-sing/
Who needs more rare John Laws content? Here he is as a young man on the Johnny O’Keefe show in 1962. People sure did ageing differently back then.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdXbilfBWpk
Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1962:John Laws performing 'Funny Way Of Laughing' on the ATN-7 program The Johnny O'Keefe Show - broadcasted...
You may know John Laws as a radio personality - The Man With The Golden Tonsils. But did you know he also released several albums? This 1971 album is all about truckin'. Check out the show notes at http://www.onedollarvinyl.com/john-laws-motivatin-man/
Here it is, the ho****st gender-flipped version of the Addicted To Love music video we have ever seen. We discuss this video and forgotten UK act Dance Like A Mother on the latest episode of the podcast, up now!
https://youtu.be/Jr3HWc7f684
Dance Like a Mother You Ain't So Tough. 1987 single charting at #94 in Australia in June 1987. The video is a pastiche of Robert Palmer's 'Addicted To Love...
Get the idea of your mum doing a straight-armed wiggle out of your head. Because these ladies are the different kind of mothers. Motherf**kers that have no problem putting men in their place. Show notes at http://www.onedollarvinyl.com/dance-like-a-mother-you-aint-so-tough/
The colourful satin jumpsuits, the rainbow glitter hair, the ENORMOUS PAPIER-MÂCHÉ GOBLIN HEADS. This outstanding performance truly has it all and this masterpiece record is absolutely one of our One Dollar Vinyl all-time favourites. Listen to Masayoshi Takanaka’s The Rainbow Goblins and hear our thoughts on this week’s episode of the podcast!
https://youtu.be/1MXIz_-5ZBU
1982年「虹伝説」発売後の武道館コンサートからDVD（時代的にオリジナルはビデオでしょうが）。UMJ様廃盤？。【収録曲】Prologue（曲じゃないけど）Once Uppon A SongSeven GoblinsThe Sunset ValleyThe Moon RoseSoonThunder StormRi...
This is Masayoshi Takanaka (seen here with surfboard guitar) and he may just be the coolest find we have made so far on the podcast. Listen to his album The Rainbow Goblins on our latest ep, up now!
This 1981 took a 1977 children's book about rainbow eating goblins and made it into an instrumental concept album. Why? Honestly, we have no idea. Find the show notes here: http://www.onedollarvinyl.com/masayoshi-takanaka-the-rainbow-goblins/
Do you like friends? How do you feel about love? Well then, you might enjoy this absolute treasure of a find, The Friends and Love Concert from Chuck Mangione, featuring this week’s One Dollar Vinyl artist Bat McGrath.
For more Bat Facts tune into this weeks episode!
FRIENDS & LOVE CONCERT 1970This is PART 1 of 2 parts from the live concert in 1970. * Friends & Love Theme - Don Potter vocals * Someone Take Me Home -...
Join us as we let actual human, not small flying mammal, Bat McGrath serenade us with tales of getting drunk in a small town. 1978 was a different time, so we'll let you decide how much you want to forgive some questionable references to cracking on to a 15 year old.
The future is NOW! (Or at least it was in 1981 when this commercial was made). Who listened to The Manhattan Transfer on an Akai stereo when Coming Out came out?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwYldNBNB-c
Manhattan Transfer TV advert, for Akai hifi & video. Recorded in 1981 in London for Akai Uk Ltd. Filmed at Bray Studios, Director was possibly Ridley Scott ...
What's the best way to find potential band members? If Manhattan Transfer are to be believed, the answer is: by driving a taxi around New York city. This 1976 might prompt you to start Uber driving, at the very least. Show notes at http://www.onedollarvinyl.com/manhattan-transfer-coming-out/
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We did jazzercise! Using only a vinyl record and a poster full of tiny Judy Shepard Missett diagrams. Find out how we went on this week's episode, out now! #jazzercise #workout #80s #1980s #vinyl #vinylcollector #vinylcollection #yinylcommunity #podcast #funny #comedy #music #history
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