www.rushhour.nl is a good starting point (before you dive into the world of specialist rare groove shops). they stock a lot of bootlegs, re-issues etc. it's in the old world tho & then there's a net-store somewhere in new jersey called something like 21-century-music which has many many 12" from the 70s & 80s incl disco. a few years ago i bought some rare detroit & chicago stuff there pretty cheap & without problemz.
armin Glass City Records schrieb: > Check out www.33third.com they have a nice selection of old 70 80s 12'' and > 45s. > > Peace > > Ben > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Kent williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "313 list" <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 8:51 PM > Subject: (313) sources for 70s, 80s vinyl? > > > Didn't really have a chance to hit Gramaphone last weekend to check, > but... > > I've been developing a serious yearning for some pieces of disco vinyl. > I've > > picked up a fairly decent random assortment at the thrift stores, but now > > I want more. > > > > Is this something that is being bootlegged/repressed? > > > > I think that, for example Anita Ward "Ring My Bell" is absolutely the jam, > > but the only viny version I have is a 'continuously trainwrecked' KTel > > compilation. > > > > I also really dig the kind of post-'disco sucks' disco -- Evelyn King's > > "Get Loose" is great, and Patrice Rushen's dancy tracks, particularly > > "Haven't You Heard" -- she was all about that stiff kick-on-1&3, snare on > 2&4 > > beat you hear all through the Metro Area stuff... > > > > So suggestions on where to find this stuff appreciated! > > > >
