Jonathan Toubin swings at Sunday Soul Scream!

After two nights in a row of spinning boss soul, funk and organ groove recordings with Nogood Nick, Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus was ready for the New York Night Train Sunday Soul Scream, hosted by Jonathan Toubin and featuring Reyes Rodriguez and Sheila B. This fabulous event was scheduled to take place in the early evening of Sunday June 5 at a club called Our Wicked Lady–on the rooftop, to be exact. This was going to be a fabulous night of dancing and swinging in the open air of industrial East Williamsburg with four boss DJs.

However, it rained. It rained pretty good, too, coming down pretty hard. So the event was moved indoors, into the dry confines of the actual club. The rooftop, of course, was a key draw for the event and, with the rain, attendance was low. But enough people showed up to make it fun and all the DJs played great records. As the early evening advanced, more and more people arrived for the festivities, turning the Sunday Soul Scream into a groovy happening.

Reyes Rodriguez swings at Sunday Soul Scream!

Reyes Rodriguez is a hep cat daddy from El Paso, Texas. He has a regular DJ night–the fourth Saturday of the month–at the Bootleg Bar. Also, he works for the good people at Norton Records and is often seen hanging around Rebel Rouser, the groovy record boutique in Bushwick everyone is talking about. At the Soul Scream, his choice of soul and greasy R&B records was impeccable.

Sheila B swings at Sunday Soul Scream!

Sheila B has become one of the most popular DJs on the scene since her return to New York City a couple of years ago. Her Friday afternoon show Sophisticated Boom Boom on radio station WFMU is listened to by thousands of people around the world (thanks to its live stream over the interwebs) and her monthly DJ night Sh’Boom is held on the third Friday of the month at this very same club, Our Wicked Lady. At the Soul Scream, Miss B started her set with Ernie K-Doe’s “Here Come the Girls,” than preceded to slay the place with a selection of sassy female soul singers.

Jonathan Toubin–well, what’s left to say about him? His New York Night Train series of events are always spectacular and he is one of the best DJs of reet music in town. At the Soul Scream he played some fabulous records–some of them coveted by The Boog–and in the middle of all that, he played Clarence Carter’s great record, “Slip Away.” Man, it was good to hear that one again.

Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus swings at Sunday Soul Scream!

For this occasion, Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus presented a program of some of his most favorite soul and R&B records. Indeed, only three of the records he played that night had never before been played at any of his DJ nights–and that’s because they are fairly recent acquisitions. Here’s a list of them all:

• La Bert Ellis–Batman Theme (A&M)
• The Soul City–Everybody Dance Now (Goodtime)
• Dorothy Berry–Shindig City (Planetary)
• Richard Anthony and the Blue Notes–The Boston Monkey (Swan)
• Chubby Checker–Karate Monkey (Parkway)
• Benny Gordon and the Soul Brothers–A Kiss to Build a Dream On (RCA Victor)
• Sam Dees–Soul Sister (Lo Lo)
• Jack Costanzo Mr. Bongo–Chicken and Rice (Discomoda; Colombia)
• The Wailers–The Jerk (Island UK)
• Los Rockin’ Devils–Soy Feliz (I Got You) (Orfeon; Mexico)
• Pierre Perpall–Stop Il Faut Arreter (Citation; Canada)
• The Jewels–Papa Left Mama Holding the Bag (Dynamite)
• Loleatta Holloway–Bring It on Up (Galaxy)
• Brothers and Sisters–The Ali Shuffle (Capitol)
• Freddy Scott–Pow City (Marlin)
• The Aces–Reggae Motion (The Loco-Motion) (Sire)
• Gunga Din–Crabcakes (Valise)
• The Earthworms–Mo’ Taters (Bobbin)
• Wendy Rene–Bar-B-Q (Stax)
• Erma Franklin–I Don’t Want No Mama’s Boy (Epic)
• Barbara George–Something You Got (Seven B)
• (Little 12-Year-Old) Patrice Holloway–Do the Del Viking (Part 1) (Taste)
• Cecil Garrett & the Fascinations–Bearcat (Part I) (Calla)
• Ace Cannon–Drunk (Hi)
• Gene Waiters–Shake and Shingaling (white label test pressing)
• Nathaniel Mayer with the Fortune Braves–From Now On (Fortune)
• The Five Royales–I Like It Like That (Smash)

None of these records are for sale.

Nogood Nick and Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus presented a program of mostly soul records at WHAM-O WATUSI!

Day Two of the great DJ cultural exchange program took place on Saturday June 4 when Nogood Nick was guest DJ at WHAM-O WATUSI, hosted by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus at the Bootleg Bar in Bushwick, Brooklyn. The WHAM is a little more raucous than Rip! Rig! Panic!, which took place the night before. At the WHAM, the DJs play a lot of jumpin’ R&B, garage rock and rock’n’roll records. On this night, inspired by the presence of Nogood Nick, a fine soul music DJ, an extra helping of stomping soul records were played. Indeed, at one point, Mr. Nick turned to The Boog and declared, “I’m going into my Northern set here…” and he proceeded to play some slammin’ records. Man, you should have been there!!

Nogood Nick swings at WHAM-O WATUS!

Everyone who attended the two days of this DJ cultural exchange can attest that it was a great success and there were many requests for it to happen again. This will depend on quirks in calendars and schedules, of course, but who knows, perhaps it can happen again soon.

Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus adeptly plays the new pinball machine at the Bootleg Bar!

Meanwhile, chew on this–a list of all the records played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus at WHAM-O WATUSI:

• The Pagents–Enchanted (Era)
• The Impacs–Cape Kennedy FLA. (King)
• Bob and the Messengers–Splash Down (Rust)
• The Grasshoppers–Twin Beat (Warner Bros.)
• Allyn Ferguson and His Orch.–Your Red Watermelon (Äva)
• Hollywood Argyles–The Grubble (Paxley)
• Billy and the Kid–Shut Down Again (Decca)
• Jay and the Americans–French Provincial (United Artists)
• Les Bel-Air–Restons Ainsi (Télédisc; Canada)
• The Monkees–Mary, Mary (RCA; Australia)
• The Perfection–Three Rooms and Running Water (Astor; Australia)
• The Tokens–Dirt Track Twister (RCA Victor; France)
• The Dave Clark Five–Poison Ivy (Columbia; UK)
• Bobby Darin–Queen of the Hop (Atco)
• Dr. Feelgood and the Interns–What’s Up Doc (OKeh)
• The Chanters–No, No, No (DeLuxe)
• ‘Rolls’ Royce and the Wheels–The Frog (Constellation)
• Bobby Allen & the Gee Pees–The Ya Ya Song (UPPP)
• Harold Betters–Tall Girl (Gateway)
• Big Joe Turner–I’m Packin’ Up (Coral)
• Bobby Peterson Quintet–Love You Pretty Baby (V-Tone)
• B.J. and the Geminis–Scratch My Back (Part I) (Atco)
• Al Hurricane and the Night Rockers–Lobo (Challenge)
• Don & the Goodtimes–Straight Scepter (Wand)
• Los Bravos–Come When I Call [from EP Los Chicos Con Las Chicas] (Columbia; Spain)
• The Peeps–Now Is the Time (Philips)
• Episode Six–Baby, Baby, Baby (Elektra)
• The Surfaris–A Surfer’s Christmas List (Decca)
• The Surf Breakers–Ridin’ in Number Nine (Mercury)
• Chuck Berry–Joe Joe Gun (Chess)
• Cannibal and the Headhunters–I Need Your Loving (Rampart)
• Sebastian and the House Rockers–Nobody Can Do the Dog Like I Do (Key)
• The Migil 5–Don’t Wanna Go on Shaking (Mercury)
• Erick Bamy–Pupee Made in Liverpool (Disques Vogue; Canada)
• Mickey Farrell & the Dynamics–Wong Foo (Bethlehem)
• The Astronauts–Pipeline (RCA; Japan)
• The Rainbows–Balla Balla (Epic)
• Jack E. Lee and the Squires–Love That Louie (RCA Victor)
• The Premiers–So Fine (Warner Bros.)
• Mutt and Jeffo–Soul L-O-V-E-R (Jerry-O)
• Mongo and McCall–Mongo and McCall (Audio Arts!)
• Eddie & Ernie–We Try Harder (Chess)
• Ron Holden–Girl I Love You (Rampart)
• Billy Preston–Billy’s Bag (Vee Jay)
• Jimmy Castor–Block Party (Jet Set)
• The United Four–She’s Putting You On (Harthon)
• James & Bobby Purify–Help Yourself (To All My Loving) (Bell)
• Edwin Starr–My Weakness Is You (Gordy)
• The Monitors–Number One in Your Heart (V.I.P.)
• The Shalimars–Stop and Take a Look at Yourself (Verve)
• Chuck Bernard–You’re an Indian Giver (Maverick)
• Shirley J. Scott–Goose Pimples (Stephanye)
• The Soul-Jers–Crazy Little Things (Rampart)
• Yvonne Gomez with Eddie C. Campbell and his Studio Band–My Man A-Go-Go (Hawaii)
• Jackie Wilson–The Kickapoo (Brunswick)
• Philly Pops String Band–You Can’t Hurry Love (Bell Sound Studios acetate)
• Jimmy Castor–Magic Saxophone (Smash)
• Jerome Richardson–Knock on Wood (Verve)
• Cornell Blakely–I Want My Share (Rich)
• Pic & Bill–Gonna Give It to You (Blue Rock)
• The Party Brothers–Do the Ground Hog (Revue)
• Timmy Brown–Do the Crossfire (Mercury)
• Los Brincos–Renacerá (Novola; Spain)
• Johnny Noble and the Mods–That’ll Be All Right (Linda Lee; Australia)
• Hal Blaine and the Young Cougars–Hawaii 1963 (RCA Victor)
• Bo Diddley–Mr. Khrushchev [from EP Eddy Mitchell Presente Les Rois Du Rock: Bo Diddley] (Barclay; France)
• John Lee Hooker–Shake It Baby (Polydor; France)
• John Mayall–Key to Love (London)
• Don & the Goodtimes–Little Sally Tease (Dunhill)
• Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich–Touch Me, Touch Me (Fontana; UK)
• The Sounds Like Us–Outside Chance (Fontana)
• The Everly Brothers–I Used to Love You (Warner Bros.)
• Turley Richards–Since You’ve Been Gone (M-G-M)
• The Untouchable Sound: Bill Black’s Combo–Little Jasper (Hi)
• Del-Mingos–Young Queen Chunka Bo Bo (Lumar)
• Joe Barry–Little Jewel of the Vieux Carre (Old Square) (Princess)
• The Pretty Things–Midnight to Six Man (Fontana; UK)
• Q ‘65–The Life I Live (Decca; Netherlands)
• The Nashville Teens–Find My Way Back Home (London)
• Bill Deal and the Rhondels–Swingin’ Tight (Heritage)
• Joe Brown & the Bruvvers–Popcorn (London International)

None of these records are for sale.

Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus displays his yellow Bobby Darin record at WHAM-O WATUSI!

June third, fourth and fifth comprised the second wild weekend in a row for Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus. The last Friday, Saturday and Sunday of May had The Boog swing HI-FI: IN FOCUS at the Commmodore with DJ Elevator Operator, Sofisticated Savages at Bar Below Rye with Drew Redmond and then there was The BIG TEN INCH at Hi-Fi.

Nogood Nick swings at Rip! Rig! Panic!

The first weekend of June started out with Rip! Rig! Panic! at the Robert Bar with Nogood Nick on Friday June 3. It was the first of a two-day cultural exchange program that consisted of Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus guesting at the Rip! with host Nogood Nick, and the next night Mr. Nick was guest at WHAM-O WATUSI with host Phast. This worked out great, as both DJs brought different records to play at each event, so no record was heard twice by anyone who may have attended each.

Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus swings at Rip! Rig! Panic! Photo by Nogood Nick.

The weather was good and The Boog was able to ride his bicycle to the Robert Bar in Boerum Hill. When he got there, host Nogood Nick had the place swingin’. He was spinning the cool Mod jazz and organ groove records he digs. After a while, The Boog presented about an hour of the same. Then there was a set of funk records, followed by a bunch of soul records. It was a great night, and with any luck it shall be soon repeated. When it was over, The Boog packed up his 45s and scooted on down the road riding his crummy bike, slowing down only to observe the city lights reflecting on the smelly Gowanus Canal as he crossed at the Third Street Bridge.

Here’s a list of all the records played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus at Rip! Rig! Panic!:

• Gene Walker & the Combo–Sophisticated Monkey (Arock)
• Mickey Baker’s Soul Sound–Explication Soul Sound (Disc A-Z; France)
• Gerry Mulligan–Downtown (Limelight)
• Lee Morgan–Cornbread Part I (Blue Note)
• Frank Minion–Watermelon (Bethlehem)
• Cal Tjader–My Little Red Book (Skye)
• Artie Butler–Feelin’ Alright (Verve)
• Dave Mitchell–Madison Ave. (Crystal)
• Chuck Handy–Hot Tacos (Contact)
• Duke Wright and the Swingin’ Knights; vocal accomp. by The Principles–Honeydripper (Part I) (Spotlight)
• Earl Bostic–El Choclo Bossa Nova (King)
• Señor Jimenez y Los Taquitos–Shake the Can (Feature)
• Sugar & Spice–Ah Ha Yeah (Kapp)
• The Casper Trio–The Beat Goes On (Casper)
• Gloria Walker–Papa’s Got the Wagon (People)
• Pat Satchmo–What’s Going On (High School; Jamaica)
• Winston Groovey–Motion on the Ocean (Torpedo; UK)
• Gil Scott-Heron–The Bottle (Strata-East; France)
• Melvin Van Peebles–Sweetback’s Theme (Stax)
• Thee Midniters–Chicano Power (La Raza)
• Chico and Buddy–Can You Dig It (Tay-Ster)
• Woody Herman–It’s Your Thing (Cadet)
• The Afro Blues Quintet Plus One–Afro-Rock (Mira)
• The Village Callers–Hector Part 2 (Rampart)
• Marsha Hunt’s 22–(Oh No! Not!) The Beast Day (Vertigo; Germany)
• The Marvels–Rock Steady (Pama Supreme)
• Abaco Dream–Life and Death in G & A (A&M)
• Johnnie Mae Matthews and the Wonderettes–Cut Me Loose (Atco)
• Kolahyah–Leo (Part One) (Kino)
• Mighty Groove Makers–Let’s Dance Some Mo (Part 1) (Peanut Country)
• Jesse James and the James Boys–Do It Like You Feel It (Match)
• The Rivingtons–Yadi-Yadi-Yum-Dum (Columbia)
• Juggy–Oily (Sue)
• Rodger Collins–Caught in Your Love (Galaxy)
• The Vibrettes–Humpty Dump pt. 1 (Lujon)
• The Fabulous Counts–Rhythm Changes (Westbound)
• Tommy McCook & the Supersonics–Jerk Time (Jontom; UK)
• Toots & the Maytals–in the Dark (Jaguar; Jamaica)
• Oscar Brown Jr.–Work Song (CBS; Japan)
• Louis Jordan–Workin’ Man (Tangerine)
• Nick Waterhouse & the Turn-Keys–Some Place (Pres)
• H.B. Barnum–So What (Imperial)
• Gene McDaniels–Sweet Lover No More (Columbia)
• The Upsetters–Let’s Get a Thing Going (Little Star)
• Ben E. King–Teeny Weeny Little Bit (Atco)
• Little Willie John–Don’t You Know I’m in Love (King)
• The Ernie Watts Encounter–Ain’t That Askin’ for Trouble (Vault)
• The Astors–In the Twilight Zone (Stax)
• Shuggie Otis–Hurricane (Epic)
• The Flaming Ember–Don’t You Wanna Wanna (Hot Wax)
• Otis Leavill–Glad I Met You (Dakar)
• Pat Lewis–Look What I Almost Missed (Solid Hit)
• George Stone–Hole in the Wall (Musicor)
• Billy Larkin & the Delegates–Dirty Water (World Pacific)
• Stevie Wonder–Shoo-Be-Doo-Be-Doo-Da-Day (Tamla)
• Jodi Gales; music by Pillow of Strength–Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is (Savern)
• Archie Bell & the Drells–Do the Choo Choo (Atlantic)

None of these records are for sale.

The BIG TEN INCH was held on Sunday May 29. It should have been held on May 22–the fourth Sunday of the month–but on most Sundays these days the Hi-Fi Bar is taken over by hockey players who go there to drink beer after their Sunday league games. They had no league game on May 29, due to the Memorial Day weekend, so The BIG TEN INCH was able to take place without being bothered by non-believers.

(The next BIG TEN INCH will take place on the 31 because there is no league game that day also.)

In spite of the three day weekend–maybe because of it–there was a good turnout of folks with 78s in hand: Jukebox Jonny, Red Wing Mark, Alex De Laszlo, Adam Lore, Rich Sibelo and first timers Justin CollectorScum and John Clemente. As always, The BIG TEN INCH was hosted by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus. Plus, there was pizza–from our favorite pizza joint: Stromboli’s! And if that weren’t enough, official Boogaloo Bag photographer Nancy “Jeannie” Gardner made cookies: chocolate crinkles!!! Man, those were good!!!! We understand that she will make something even more special for the next BIG TEN INCH. Watch this space for details.

Adam Lore

Alex De Laszlo

Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus

John Clemente

Jukebox Jonny

Justin CollectorScum

Red Wing Mark

Rich Sibello

Here’s a list of all the 78s played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus:

• Alfredito and his Orchestra; vocal: Tony Molina & Trio–New Rhythm Cha-Cha-Cha (Rainbow)
• Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five–House Party (Decca)
• Charlie Parker and His Orchestra–Leap Frog (Mercury)
• Vicentico Valdes con Orquesta–Una Mentira Piadosa (Vinco)
• Marcelino Guerra y Su Orquesta–La Droga (Verne)
• Von Streeter and His Wig Poppers–Chit’lins (Coral)
• Little Johnny Griffin and his Orchestra; vocal by A. Great–Flying Home (OKeh)
• LaVerne Baker and the Gliders with Orchestra–Tweedle Dee (Atlantic)
• Lucky Millinder and His Orchestra; vocal by Myra Johnson–Silent George (King)
• Jose Melis y su Grand Piano–Mi Samba (Verne)
• Rufus Gore and His Orchestra–Big Ends (King)
• Bill Doggett Trio–Real Gone Mambo (King)
• King Houdini and His Calypso Parliament–New Orleans Woman (Apollo)
• Big Jay McNeely–Salt and Pepper (Universal-Fox)
• Red Saunders and his Orchestra–Boot ‘Em Up (OKeh)
• Joe Turner and His Blues Kings–The Chicken and the Hawk (Up, Up and Away) (Atlantic)
• Duke Ellington and his Famous Orchestra–Cotton Tail (Victor)
• The Super-Sonics with Third Dimension Sound–New Guitar Boogie Shuffle (Rainbow)
• Rusty Bryant and the Carolyn Club Band–Blow Rusty Blow (Dot)
• Chiemi Eri–Dance With Me Henry (King Record; Japan)
• Cab Calloway and his Orchestra–Pickin’ the Cabbage (Vocalion)
• The ‘5’ Royales–Think (King)
• Teen Tops–Quien Puso el Bomp (Columbia; Argentina)
• Orlando Guerra (Cascarita) con la Orq. Casino de la Playa–El Baile del Sillón (RCA Victor)
• Moose Jackson–Big Ten-Inch Record (King)

None of these records are for sale.

Here’s a gallery of some of the 78s that were played. Click on them and they will electronically big-o-fi…

Drew Redmond swings at Sofisticated Savage!

Sofisticated Savage is a Drew Redmond concoction: he and a guest DJ swing with fuzz-toned garage and up-beat R&B records all night at the Bar Below Rye in Downtown Williamsburg, Brooklyn. On Saturday June 28, Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus got the call to swing… and swing they did. These two DJs had the place jumpin’. At one point, about 80% of the attendees were boppin’ out on the floor!

Spinning records with Mr. Redmond is always a gas. He’s got some good ones, and one can’t help but come away with additions to the old “want list” after a night diggin’ his selections. Plus, he is the kind of person who can keep up his end of the conversation when discussing the joys of collecting records on the Legrand label.

The Bar Below Rye is an elegant and cozy joint with a nice DJ booth and excellent sound system. It is located, as one may guess, under a restaurant called Rye on South First Street. The restaurant has an excellent menu and the Boogaloo Omnibus was able to take advantage of it when he ordered a desert item: warm chocolate cake with pistachio ice cream. Delicious! Going back for more soon!

Warm chocolate cake with pistachio ice cream… or what’s left of it!!

Here is a list of all the records played by Phast Phreddie the Boogaloo Omnibus at Sofisticated Savage:

• The Dave Clark Five–Rumble (Capitol; Mexico)
• Bobby Peterson Quintet–The Hunch (V-Tone)
• Elliott Shavers and His Blazers–Scratch That Itch (King)
• The Rolling Stones–Stoned (Decca; UK)
• Jerry & the Upbeats–The Crow (United Artists)
• The Hueys–You Ain’t No Hippie (Instant)
• The Millionaires–Love Is Strange (Specialty)
• Frankie & the Del Stars–Don’t Shine Me On Part 2 (Foremost)
• The Orchids–That Boy Is Messin’ Up My Mind (Columbia)
• Johnny Green and the Green Men–Something You Got (Emerald)
• Ian & the Zodiacs–Why Can’t It Be Me (Philips)
• Little Johnny Shaw with the Buddy Miller Band–Work Out (World)
• Jimmie Heap & His Orchestra–Gismo (Dart)
• Harvey & Doc–Oh Baby!! (Annette)
• Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds–Bruce Juice (In the Red)
• The Elite–One Potato (Charay)
• Rosko and the Desires–The B.M.T. (Domain)
• Bo Diddley–Hong Kong Mississippi (Pye International; UK)
• The Mellow Jacks–Mellow You Down (Marquee)
• Los Mustang–Verano en la Ciudad (La Voz de Si Amo; Spain)
• Les 409–Donne-Moi Ton Amour (Gimme Some Loving) (RCA Victor – Canada International; Canada)
• The Poor Boys–(I’m Gonna) Spend My Money (Apollo)
• The Soul Survivors–Shakin’ With Linda (Decca)
• Fantastic Dee-Jays–Fight Fire (Tri Power)
• Sonny Forriest and his Orchestra–I Got a Woman (Decca)
• The Pagents–Big Daddy (Era)
• Nathaniel Mayer and His Fabulous Twilights–Work It Out (Fortune)
• Rhoda Scott Trio–Hey – Hey – Hey! (Tru-Sound)
• Sonny Flaharty–Teenage War Chant (Huron)
• The Sheiks–Twist That Twist (Legrand)
• Lattimore Brown–Say What (Duchess)
• The Phantoms–Going to A’ Go-Go (MG Mitten; Singapore)
• The Golden Crusaders–Hey Good Lookin’ (Epic)
• Rufus Brown with Herbie Layne’s Orch.–Sweet Little Sixteen (Gateway Top Tune)
• The Scorpions–Hello Josephine (CNR; Netherlands)
• Larry & the Loafers–Let’s Go to the Beach (Shurfine)
• The Pat Holben Trio–Monkey Jerk (Fortune)
• The Jaguars–The Beat (Impression; UK)
• The Guru’s–Come Girl (United Artists)
• The Ugly Ducklings–Nothin’ (Arc; Canada)
• Los Canarios–Get on Your Knees (Calla)
• Sharon Tandy–Hold On (Atco)
• The Other Half–Mr. Pharmacist (G.N.P. Crescendo)
• Fax–I Can Only Give You Everything (Trans-Action)
• The Primitives–The Ostrich (Pickwick)
• Rocky & His Friends–Riot City (Tower)
• The Legend–Portrait of Youth (Megaphone)
• Cordells–Love Is Where It Is (Steel Town Sound, Inc.)
• Jimmy Moore–Bye Bye My Love (Legrand)
• Boot Hog Pefferly and the Loafers–I’m Not Going to Work Today (Sound Stage 7)
• Emergency Exit–Why Girl (Dunhill)
• Yuzo Kayama–Why Don’t You (Toshiba; Japan)

None of these records are for sale.