No vinyl collection is complete without...

...some Merrill Womach!

Not his legendary album, but this'll do for now.

Testify!

Some more womach albums available at the time. Let's get a better look at a couple of them...

There's the legendary cover! If you haven't seen the video, I've included it below. Not really my kind of music, per se, but no denying the power of his voice! Wow!

Here's another one. I, uh...think it's a bit much. :p

Here's the video for "Happy Again". :)

The Richest Little Canadian

...and [the not-as-well-known-but-still-legendary] Les Lye.

 One of the few press conferences I'd actually care to listen to! ;)

Over 50 voices. Seriously! Feel free to YouTube him. He was a HUGE celebrity at one time.

You may be thinking 'Les Lye, Les Lye... Why does that name sound familiar? He even looks a little familiar...' 

Want a hint? ;)

Frf ded?

Yet another of the 'there must be a better way to do this!' records...

Dat's a small typewriter!

Feels like I've done this before.

Obligatory instruction book so you can frf ded with the best of them!

Bay City Bonus!

I love how 'of its time' this one is...

Bay City Rollers gatefold cover. Fine.

Gatefold interior, of course. Fine. But what's that on the left?

Ayyyyyyy! :)

The Muppets' Silly Songs

I always enjoy finding Muppets albums. So vibrant! Shame about the damage, though.

Interesting tracklist. Who is that on the right?!

I saw this and thought 'early Rowlf? Prototype Rowlf?' I looked up some pics and he has always looked pretty much the same, which isn't this. No idea... Perhaps the dog from "Dog Walk"? Anyone know?

Now it's a party!

A dance party, that is! Woo!

I wanna hear Basin Street Blues. Oh wait, I suppose I could just listen to it...

Would you buy a used car from this man?