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I'd Buy That For A Dollar

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Funk
R&B
New Wave
Johnny Rivers
The Producers
Jazz
Psychedelic Music
Brenda Russell
Joe Jackson
The Gap Band
1960s Music
Swing Music
Jumpin' Jive
1970s Music
Horizon Records
Music Cover Versions
Power Pop
Miriam Makeba
Marshall Tucker Band
Country Music

A podcast about inexpensive, common and underappreciated records that are waiting to be rediscovered.

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Latest Episodes

Taylor Rowley returns for a long-overdue album feature: singer Maria Muldaur’s 1973 self-titled solo debut. Recorded at a transitional point in her career, the album was a surprise hit due to its lead single “Midnight at the Oasis,” but a deep dive p... more

In a now proud IBT tradition, co-host Jeremy brings a New Age album. This time he has selected a 1981 release by Japanese composer, arranger, and producer Kitarō. Known for his electronic instrumental music, we sample his sound as we learn his fascin... more

Happy Halloween! Bob Bucko Jr joins us to discuss a split release between experimental New Zealand trio the Dead C and American supergroup Rangda. This 2013 release contains tracks from the vault of both bands and is one of the more challenging relea... more

Co-host Peter selects a 1990 album by the elusive UK band Jellyfish Kiss. In lieu of there being much readily available information on this artist, we instead shift our focus to  its producer, Kramer, and the label, Shimmy-Disc.

If you like us, plea... more

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Recent Guests

Gaylord Fields
Long-time music journalist and WFMU DJ
WFMU
Episode: Paul McCartney - McCartney II
Bevan Bell
Filmmaker and proud Patreon supporter
Episode: Grover Washington, Jr. - Live at the Bijou
Dustin Krcatovich
Graphic designer and former music writer.
Episode: Brewer & Shipley - Shake Off the Demon
Matt Dorbin
Photographer for the album cover of 'Stomp Them Grapes' and host of the podcast Hot Stamper's Podcast.
Hot Stamper's Podcast
Episode: Raspberries - Fresh
L'Oreal, aka Lola Kinks
A therapist and healing artist by day, DJ by night
Episode: The Brooklyn, Bronx & Queens Band
Jacob T. Simons
Leader of the Kalamazoo band Moon Orchids
Moon Orchids
Episode: Mott the Hoople - Mott
Jessi Phillips
Writer, journalist, and musician.
Episode: John David Souther - Black Rose
Samantha Simmons
Former WFMU DJ and sound artist
Episode: ReWind: Bruce Springsteen - The Wild, the Innocent, & the E Street Shuffle.
Bob Bucko Jr.
Musician who dabbles in many styles and plays in many bands, and is the person behind the personal archives label.
Personal Archives
Episode: Lionel Richie - Can't Slow Down

Hosts

Peter Cook
Co-host renowned for his engaging commentary and contributions to music discussion.
Jeremy Ruggles
Co-host known for his insightful perspectives on music history and culture.
Sean Hartman
Host with deep knowledge of music and its history, bringing humor and storytelling to the conversations.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 123 ratings
  • One of the best music podcasts ever

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    squirrellevel
    United States4 months ago
  • Came for the Kenny Rankin, stayed for the obscure vinyl!

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Doug why
    United States8 months ago
  • Greetings from Qatar 👋🏽

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DJ Hamoody
    United Statesa year ago
  • My Favorite Music Pod

    One of my favorite podcasts! Come for the music, stay for silly friendship!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    positivley4thst
    United States2 years ago
  • I’m in record collecting heaven

    I found these guys while looking for information on Herbie Mann

    It’s like being among friends

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    reginaldGruntfuttock
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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The humor and camaraderie among the hosts is consistently praised, making the experience enjoyable.
Listeners appreciate the insightful commentary on overlooked music and the engaging discussions between hosts.
Many listeners value the unique focus on affordable record collecting and underappreciated albums.
Critics occasionally express disappointment with inaccuracies discussed during episodes, highlighting the need for fact-checking.

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Lionel Richie - Can't Slow Down
Q: What's your experience with Lionel Richie and the album Can't Slow Down?
Jeremy mentions this was the first focused listen to the album and acknowledges some things he found attractive about it despite initially being put off by its slick production.
Brenda Russell - S/T
Q: How did Brenda come on to your radar, Sean or Ben, whoever wants to?
I think I, like a lot of other people, knew Piano in the Dark and came across this album in a thrift store.
Brenda Russell - S/T
Q: So what record of that ilk have you brought us today, Ben?
Brenda Russell's debut album self-titled from 1979 on Horizon Records.
Jimmy Cliff - Unlimited
Q: What's your background with Jimmy Cliff or reggae music?
I would say reggae is maybe my biggest blind spot in music, which feels absurd given the lyrical content and how up my alley it would be.
Jeanne Pruett - Satin Sheets
Q: What song did you want to play next?
It was Baby's Gone.

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