
A podcast about inexpensive, common and underappreciated records that are waiting to be rediscovered.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 325 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusicMusic History | |||

Co-host Jeremy revisits our opening theme of season 7 by featuring an LP released during the vinyl revival. We listen to the only widely available release by Milwaukee rock band Head On Electric. Released in 2011, the album features a surprising mix ... more
We are joined by Philadelphia-based rapper and producer ialive to uncover the legacy of South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela. In a proud IBT tradition, we listen to the album which followed Masekela's breakout hit. While not a commercial success, th... more
The classic IBT trio listens to the debut from American singer Rachel Sweet. Recorded when Sweet was sixteen years old, the album is stylistically all over the place, aided by the top musicians of the UK pub rock scene based around Stiff Records. We ... more
Co-host Jeremy takes us back to the beginning of the career of American singer-songwriter Jesse Colin Young. Best known as the singer of the Youngbloods' Sixties generational anthem "Get Together,"Â Young's solo career began several years earlier. Th... more
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In these fiscally challenging times, the world needs a hero to show them how to get their jollies, but, like, frugally. Great conversation, a little history, and a reasonable shopping list.
Loving your spotlight on lesser known grooves! So great that you use the actual vinyl in the show, rather than a digital substitute. Sounds freaking great. Thanks for making the Kenny Rankin feature! Long overdue. Looking forward to checking out more. Btw- the Live From Bottom Line album originally came out in the Late 90s, when Kenny was still with us. I was lucky to be at that show.. I was underage, and my dad talked me into the club. Got to see him several times, always great. And my ... more
I discovered this podcast during the lockdown when I was searching to hear discussions about obscure R&B albums (Deniece Williams brought me here. Thank you for that!) I’ve been an avid listener since then. And what a great show I stumbled on! Just like the great surprising albums that were discussed in this podcast, the show was a surprising breath of fresh air, as music enthusiasts/podcasters can be generally obnoxious, dismissive, elitist & frustratingly shallow. The 3 gentlemen who run this ... more
One of my favorite podcasts! Come for the music, stay for silly friendship!
I found these guys while looking for information on Herbie Mann
It’s like being among friends
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The show centers on affordable, underappreciated records and the thrill of digging through the vinyl bin to uncover hidden gems. Hosts bring warmth, humor, and deep knowledge as they trace a wide range of genres and eras, from pub rock and folk to world music and indie experiments, often featuring guest experts to add context and nuance. Episodes tend to blend historical context, production details, and personal anecdotes, making it a friendly yet informed guide for collectors, casual listeners, and industry pros seeking fresh angles on classic or overlooked records. A notable strength is the host banter and accessible storytelling that still rewards informed music fans with detailed recommendations and cross-genre connections.
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