Gospel Melody Men

 

Drove down to La Junta, yesterday, to hit some area thrifts I hadn't visited since 2010. Was going through boxes of albums, at one store, when the manager asked, "We have a whole bunch more, in the back. Wanna see 'em?"

Colorado Springs High School Audio Annual (1956)

So last week I found myself in an antique mall, one of which I hadn't visited for about a year. I struck out finding any new vinyl additions. On my way out, I spotted a 1956 Colorado Springs High School annual. The sticker said "1956 CSHS Yearbook, with RARE RECORD included!"

😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

The Elk Bugles L-O-V-E Episode

Every Thursday from 4:00 -5:00 pm (MT) Elk Bugles is the Colorado music show featuring the little-known vinyl of the state. Tune in every week to hear unknown and unheard Colorado vinyl records, from the 1930s to the 1980s – the records missing from the state’s music history books.

  

On today’s show it's all about L-O-V-E... 
(click link to the show - Episode 17)

No Sweeter Love

Mac McClanahan

 

Boy and Girl in Love

Jim and Lyn

 

Loving You

Joe Diamond

 

Another Love

CD Draper

 

Cause I’m Loving You

The Marvells

 

Can’t Buy Love

Chasers

 

Your True Love

Bob and Shirley

 

Give Back My Love

Maxine Watta

 

Whispering Your Love

Patti Jo and the Teardrops

 

Beware My Love

Vicki Martin

 

Gonna Have Love

Judy Summers

 

Sunday Kind of Love

The High Seas

 

Howlin’ Lovesick Blues

Unity

 

Punishment of Love

Don Rutherford

 

To My Darling with Love

Rodeo Jim Peters and the Western Ramblers

 

Do You Really Love Me

Don Sloan

I Want the Whole World to Love You

JJ Dickens and the Barrier Breakers

 

Lover’s Eyes

Dody and Barbara Weiger

 

Oh Love Divine

Isi Doro

 

Walk In Love

Terry Collard

 

That’s the Way my Love Is

The Trolls

No Credit
Joey Buffalo and Sonics

In the year 2525 with Littleton's Goddard Middle School

 

Viking I - Robert Goddard Middle School, Littleton

1972-1973

John Law 30536

 Hey all!

I love school choir records. Just love 'em. The kids on these recordings sing with either a serious heartfelt, or a "why bother, this is an easy credit," intent, which makes these so worth the hunt.

Matt Jerman

 

"Gone (Everything's Gone Since You Went Away)"

Minnie Anaya and Matt Jerman

(1923)

I've become obsessed with Colorado-published sheet music (as evident in one of my previous blog posts). Expect to see these finds intermingled on here).  Last weekend, I scored a nice cache of Pueblo-area pieces, including this one, from Matt Jerman and Minnie Anaya.