Dollar Bin Treasures: Recent Episodes
Dollar Bin Treasures
The best music that you've never heard from the vinyl dollar bins. Dollar Bin Treasures started on Instagram in 2019 honoring records found in dollar bins. Either good albums by known artists, or more unknown LPs deserving a bigger audience.
In the seventh episode of Dollar Bin Treasures, you'll hear folk rock, psych pop, horn rock, Southern rock, and something bordering to New Age.Playlist:"Fixer" – McGuinness Flint (1971, Capitol)
“Come On, Baby” – Jellyroll (1971, Kapp)
“Till Today” – The Rose Garden (1968, ATCO)
“Wandering” – Point Blank (1976, Arista)
“Strawberry Jam Band” – Jamme (1970, Dunhill)
“I Wanna Live” – Gary Ogan & Bill Lamb (1972, Elektra)
“Long Before I Was Born” – The Savage Rose (1968, Polydor)
“Five Man Electrical Band” – Five Man Electrical Band (1969, Capitol)
“Headed For the Country” – Larry Murray (1971, Verve Forecast)
“Free Fall” – Lenny Mac Dowell (1984, Biber)
In the sixth episode of Dollar Bin Treasures, once again with a semi-Swedish theme, you'll hear psych, jazz rock, folk, blue-eyed soul and, as usual, a couple of singer-songwriters.
Playlist:"Caitlin Triall" – Lasse Englund (1974, Alternativ)
"Louise" – Paul Siebel (1970, Elektra)
"Den Öde Stranden" – John Holm (1972, Metronome)
"Tänk På Livet" – Kebnekaise (1971, Silence)
"Hard Coming Love" – United States of America (1968, Columbia)
"Keep on Truckin'" – Jo Mama (1971, Atlantic)
"The Ninth Wave" – Nono Söderberg (1976, Hi-Hat)
"Dimlight" – Tim Rose (1970, Capitol)
"In the Morning" – Karen Beth (1969, Decca)
"Imorron E En Ny Da'" – Mikael Ramel (1971, Ljudspår)
In the fifth episode of Dollar Bin Treasures, with a semi-Swedish theme, you'll hear hard rock, psych pop, Southern rock, jazz rock, sunshine pop and some folk music.
Playlist:“It Wasn’t Just the Morning” – Bob Lind (1966, World Pacific)
"Violent Man" – Bangor Flying Circus (1969, Dunhill/ABC)
”It’s Been a Long Long Time” – The Hep Stars (1968, Cupol)
"Reload" – Neon Rose (1975, Vertigo)
“People” – Mom’s Apple Pie (1972, Brown Bag)
“Little New Jersey Town” – Sammy Walker (1976, Warner Bros.)
"Summer/Rain" – Tony Kosinec (1969, Columbia)
"Saddle Tramp" – The Charlie Daniels Band (1976, Epic)
“Brother Lou’s Love Colony” – Colours (1968, Dot)
"Vargen" – Thomas Wiehe (1973, Silence)
In the fourth episode of Dollar Bin Treasures you'll be treaded with a lot of singer/songwriters, but also some Swamp rock, Baroque pop, country rock and jazz rock. Playlist:"Ain't Gonna Happen" – Ten Wheel Drive (1969, Polydor)”With My Face on the Floor" – Emitt Rhodes (1970, Dunhill)
"I Would Be the One" – Kensington Market (1968, Warner Bros. - Seven Arts)
"Storyteller I" – Joyce Yarrow (1977, Pacific Arts)
"Short Cut Draw Blood" – Jim Capaldi (1975, Island)
"Joanne" – Michael Nesmith & the First National Band (1970, RCA)
"The Way We Live" – Johnny Rivers (1968, Imperial)
"Fair and Tender Ladies" – Happy Traum (1975, Kicking Mule)
"Suzanne" – Matthew Fisher (1973, RCA)
"Baby Needs a New Pair of Shoes" – Charlie Brown (1970, Polydor)
In the third episode of Dollar Bin Treasures you'll hear blue-eyed soul, sunshine pop, British blues rock, proggy hard rock, and as usual, a few singer-songwriters. Playlist:”Red Neck" – Danny Cox (1971, Dunhill)
"It's a Cryin' Shame" – Gayle McCormick (1971, Dunhill)
"Sleepwalkin´" – Golden Earring (1976, Polydor)
"Taxi" – Harry Chapin (1971, Elektra)
"Betty Lou" – Silver-Stevens (1972, Lion)
"Season of the Witch" – Julie Driscoll and Brian Auger & The Trinity (1967, Marmalade)
"A Time For Us" – The Match (1969, RCA)
"Moonchild" – Rory Gallagher (1976, Chrysalis)
"Wishing Well" – Maggie Bell (1975, Swan Song)
"A Game Called Life" – Bobby Whitlock (1972, Dunhill)
In the second episode of Dollar Bin Treasures, you'll get served country rock, American primitivism, blye-eyed soul, British folk rock, 70s country and a few gems hard to categorize. Playlist: "Gypsy Cowboy" – New Riders of the Purple Sage (1972, Columbia)
"Tiny Island" – Leo Kottke (1972, Capitol)
"All Are Free" – The Third World (1971, RCA)
"Hope" – Mason Proffit (1971, Ampex)
"C.C. Rider" – Chris Clark (1969, Weed)
"Lovely on the Water" – Steeleye Span (1971, Big Tree)
"Rush Hour" – Bugsy (1969, Dot)
"Everyone’s Afraid" – Adam Miller (1974, Chelsea)
"No One Really Knows" – Larry Coryell (1969, Vanguard)
"Silver Stallion" – Lee Clayton (1978, Capitol)
In the first episode of Dollar Bin Treasures, you'll hear everything from acid folk and Southern swamp funk to 1970s singer-songwriters and 1980s country.Playlist:
"Fish Bite Better in the Summertime" – Dry Dock County (1970, Mercury)
"Little Mama" – Luis Gasca (1972, Blue Thumb)
"She's About a Mover" – Roy Head (1970, ABC/Dunhill)
"Long Way Hard Road" – Two Friends (1972, Natural Resources)
"Deep in the West" – Shake Russel with Dana Cooper (1978, Cherry)
"The Lady With the Braid" – Dory Previn (1971, United Artists)
"Lotus" – The Rainbow Band (1971, Elektra)
"Ridetop" – Jesse Colin Young (1973, Warner Bros.)
"Silent Treatment" – Earl Thomas Conley (1980, Sunbird)
"Circle Man" – Smith (1970, ABC/Dunhill)