So Fair It's Unfair

Is the choice of model a pun? I mean, she's positively ghostly! Must be all the stupid cigarettes.

Teensville

I bet Maureen Linsday spun this at many a sock hop. :)

Harmonium

Don't need to think up a funny/cool post title when the band's name is cool enough.

One of the cooler albums I have. Prog rock/folk, not surprisingly.

Cool that you have to open it to know what it is.

Yep, another glorious gatefold. :)

Here's a little info from their Wiki article: "Their second album Si on avait besoin d'une cinquième saison, better known as Les Cinq saisons, was an immediate success. This concept album included five songs, each one representing a season with the last song being a long instrumental representing a fifth and imaginary season. For this album, the band recruited two new members, Pierre Daigneault, playing the flutes, sax, and clarinets and Serge Locat, handling the piano and synthesizer. The group also invited two guests to play on the sessions: Judi Richards, who handles the vocalizations on the instrumental "Histoires sans paroles" and Marie Bernard performing the theremin-like sounds of the Martenot waves. In 2015, Rolling Stone magazine listed this album at number 36 of the best 50 progressive rock album and declared it the best progressive folk album."

Here's a short National Film Board doc about them touring in California...

Not just any London Bobby...

...but rather, THE London Bobby.

54 songs for 25 cents? What a deal!

Let's take a close look...

As usual, a few titles that are familiar, maybe some I've heard in passing.

Not sure I've heard Sweet Georgia Brown with vocals. I presume it's not an instrumental.

Hmm, bit of an unfortunate title here.

'ello, guv!

Not a lot of info on London Bobby, but here's his Facebook page, and a site that's apparently a place to get info for the purpose of hiring artists to perform, in which Bobby has a page.

Glorious Gloria

As Kevin Malone would say, "nnnnice!"

I didn't realize, but she was married to Alan Thicke for a long time, himself quite the songmaker. Her mother was also a singer and her father played trumpet for Tommy Dorsey. Not only has she had a long, successful singing career, but she is an actress as well.

Here's her biggest hit, and the opener to this album, "Friends & Lovers", a duet with Carl Anderson...

Not really my thing, but she has a sweet voice!

T.G.I.F.: The Movie

Yeah, I'd never heard of this one either. ;)

Got a little lazy by reusing the main image, but cool caricatures, though.

The first LP is on the left, the second is on the right, and the middle is the bonus 12" single, as noted on the front cover. Possibly the only album I have with 3 sleeves inside.

Jeff Goldblum's in it? Maybe it's not so bad. But, T.G.I.F. or not, disco still S.U.C.K.S.*

P.S. The album is posted on YouTube.

*but seriously, there are some really good disco tunes, especially the ones that lean heavily on funk!

The Four Brothers

Sorry, I mean The Brothers Four.

"Frogg" is intriguing, as is the guitar on the far right. A tenor guitar, apparently.

Endorsement from Mitch Miller is pretty huge, whether he was involved in their discovery or not.

Is he flipping his vinyl pizza with a trowel? :p