The Lost RPM Podcast
Jeffrey David HarveyLost 45s & LPs found in thrift stores, junk shops, and record store clearance bins. The finest in obscure & unknown records. Primitive recordings transmitted from the twilight zone of popular music. Season 1: Themed radio show format episodes with running time of 35 minutes or less. Season 2: Mixtape format episodes with running time of 45 minutes or less.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Latest Episodes
1. Arthur Braun - "Almira"
2. Purple Kreeme - "Baby Please Don't Go"
3. Purple Kreeme - "Let's Work Together"
4. Wade McDonald - "Only Two Can Play The Game"
5. The Hi Noon's - "Want It To Last"
6. Chuck Douglas Floro - "Like A Shadow"
7.... more
Loner, psych, folk, & electro outsider 45s with special guest contributor Bay area collector Matt Stout.
1. Dan Evans - "Old Man Time"
2. Steve Proctor - "Beautiful Maiden"
3. Johnny Chingas - "Hairy Situation"
4. Ken Marks - "City Dog"
5. ... more
After a brief hiatus, season 2 of The Lost RPM Podcast kicks off with a revamped format. No commentary. No agenda. Just the finest unknown & obscure records in mixtape form, this time in 45 minutes or less. Episode #001 features lo-fi, pop, halloween... more
We go back to the garage with twelve obscure and unknown mid 1960s teenage garage efforts.
1. Johnny & The Appolos - "In Love With You"
2. Jonathan with Orchestra - "The Mummy"
3. Bobby & The Denos - "Just Like Me"
4. Dave Kennedy & The Ambas... more
A globe-spanning hour long survey of international folk, rock, psych, and pop. All taken directly from original 45 rpm and LP discs.
1. Chan Ping Ying & Lee Hung - Unknown (Singapore)
2. The Gaytoppers - "Mix It Up" (Philippines)
3. La Banda De... more
It's last call at the diviest dive bar you can think of, so tip your waitress and show some love to these nine lounge and nightclub-inspired acts. Some artists captured live on stage, and the rest simply sharing the sound of seedy establishment enter... more
More Jesus People Music madness, this time on all LP format. Hippie psych, funk, folk, and rural rock - all in the name of the Lord.
1. Jesus Loves You - "We Are His"
2. Hosanna - "Why Art Thou Disquieted?"
3. Harvest Flight - "Truth"
4. Tom ... more
Everyone's favorite underdog outsider music genre is back! Eleven choice bizarro and obscure 45 rpm sides from the 1950s - 70s country & western Americana music landscape.
1. Clem Hutchins - "Swing Along"
2. Carl Trent - "Service Station Man"
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- Buen podcast para audiofilos.
Pensaba escribir en inglés. Pero quiero que el autor de este podcast se de cuenta de que hay gente en el mundo descubriendo música junto con él.
Muchas gracias por las canciones para los que no podemos ni queremos pagar un servicio de música digital.
Apple Podcasts5Macario Flores.
Mexico4 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #77 |  Denmark/Music/Music History |
Apple Podcasts | #132 |  Finland/Music/Music History |
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