A great album from Sweden´s favorite brass player from the year 1966. I don´t know why he calles this song "Lappland", it sounds more like being from the south. Way down south, but not that far south... I can´t help but feeling like I´ve heard this one before, but with a different title... ;o)
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Again, I would love to know where you get those vinyl albums from? have you purchased them lately, or have they been in your collection for a long time?
I would love this one in it's entirety.
This was a coincidence, cause I saw this at a record dealer´s shop a few months ago. I bought this one together with a couple of vinyls from German bandleaders.
I´ve got so much records to rip, you won´t believe me... Since I have to ride in my car for almost 2 hours each morning to get to work (plus 2 hours to get back) I´d rather rip some vinyl than "wasting" time to upload. I´d love to hear good music while driving in my car. But I´ll see what I can do...
Dear Roman,
Well that would be just fine, and I will do my best also to upload some vinyl as good as your ones are.
For me when I go to a charity shop I am often disappointed in what I find, and the vinyl are most always stored on the floor, and with my bad back it causes me problems, so I usually have to get down on my hunkers and start sifting around.
Yes, I know that problem. I have to descend to the cellar to find the records I like. Plus they are stored on the floor as well. I´ve bought me a little folding stool for this case...
roman,
The folding stool sounds a good idea.
Over In The Gloryland ... is the correct title of that song.
Yep, thanks. But it´s only another title for this song. In Germany it´s known as "Ja, mir san mit´m Radl do"... Always a crowd-pleaser...;o)
roman,
many thanks for sharing this in full
ov
Your albums look fantastic, why not zip them all? These can't be beat.
I wish I had the time to do that, believe me...
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