I’m glad you found some goodies. I love mahalia jackson. JJ Cale in the dollar bin is unbelievable. And then you pull a Stills out. Wow. Then you throw Big Pink. Holy moly!!!! Vanilla Fudge…… I’m just beside myself. Well done Chris. You hit the mother lode.

Lots of cool records in this video. I like that J.J. Cale record, especially that second song called Traveling Light. That version of Shotgun on the Vanilla Fudge record rocks! Great version. The dollar bin lives! Have fun listening BluesGuy!

Hello from New Zealand. I like your T-shirt. I wear caps like yours too. I like Mahalia Jackson too, i own a copy of a recording of her live in concert at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1958. She was the queen of Gospel. Good bargain finds. From Carl.

Really cool finds. Nice J.J. Vale album. Enjoyed your video. Have a great week.

Hello Chris; The Dollar bin Buys -O- Rama! continues. The Queen of spirituals Mahalia Jackson. Folk concerts at Carnegie Hall were common place. JJ Cale Live on Shelter. Steven Stills first LP, With Jimi making an appearance. The Band's 1st, songs from the basement tapes. Vanilla Fudge, Shotgun. Good finds, Tina & Pat!~

how did i miss this video, as ever some amazing dollar bin finds, love the band, jj cale and stephen stills ones, killer finds, as i mentioned i the other comment i got crossroads soundtrack on vinyl, at the same fair picked up color of money soundtrack, a great british barrelhouse and boogie comp on decca, spirit farther along, the nice greatest hits and some hard rock MSG and judas preist all for £25, not quite dollar finds but well happy, cheers chris

Steven Stills was always the best member of CSN. Natural born singer/songwriter talent. I saw the original CSN with Neil Young. So it was CSNY at Live Aid in Philly back in 1985. That was a long two day show. I say two day because it started at 9:30 am and went until 2:30 am the next day. David Weinstein {aka "Bernard Watson"} opened the show. He camped out in the parking lot for a few days before the show and asked Bill Graham if he could open the show. Bill agreed. The rest was rock and roll history. Bob Dylan, Keith and Ronnie closed the show. Anyways. Always good to see you Chris~ Rob/Boston

Hi Chris!!! cool stuff you have added to the collection and for a fair price too.... some of those i have never heard before though, lol. Let's hope after a good cleaning they will sound awesome. cheers and be well

Oh i meant to mention i had JJ Cales Troubadour album on vinyl in 1976. I bought it because i liked the Traveling Light. The second single lifted off the album was the song Cocaine which topped our NZ pop charts in 1977.

Nice finds. My local’s clearance bin is $4. In the summer they do a sidewalk sale once a month and they get marked down to $1. I usually walk away with a little stalk of “I’ll try that for a buck”. I’ve also snagged some Mahalia Jackson at a local charity shop. Wow, big pink and vanilla fudge for a $1 are a great scores! I’m ready for spring! Thanks for sharing

That JJ Cale album is fantastic... I'd like to find more of his stuff...

Hey Chris ! First off, I wanted to tell you I found Great Moments With B.B King 1965-69 double vinyl.. Love it ! " Black Queen" and the whole record is grat. on Stephen's debut. Nice finds.. Im watching the rest ! Funny, I just picked up that Fudge record, as well !

Very cool finds Chris. Seems like $5 bin is the new $1 bin in a lot of stores now. I’m going to Vancouver next week and will be visiting my honey hole that has an amazing $1 bin section. Nice JJ Cale and Stills. Cheers.

That is a good Stephen Stills record, really the only one I need, surprised you didn’t have that one yet. I do have a Manassas album. Big Pink for a Buck, that was a heck of a find. I have a box set with all of their albums. Huge score on the one Chris.

You found some wonderful records for $1. The Band album is amazing and the J.J. Cale album is one that I need to get. I only have the Vanilla Fudge debut but should really check out their catalog. Happy listening.

Nice finds Chris. I think Troubadour also has the original of Cocaine on it? I remember picking it up in the noughties and loving it. I got my copy of the Stills album while helping to clear out a charity warehouse and the cover was half-destroyed by mould, but I kept it. Check out Ringo Starr's great drumming on 'To a Flame' . Nice Band find. Cheers, James

JJ Cale wrote Cocaine. Not a cover. Hootenanny at Carnegie Hall is a cool find. That first Band changed everything, as much as Revolver or Jimi Hendrix Experience first album did. Eric Clapton was still in Cream, when he heard The Band. He said he felt like a dinosaur with what he was playing. The Band was so fresh in comparison. Nice $1 finds !

Great finds Chris. Creating a collection on a budget and no spin about who mastered what with what equipment…yawn. JJ Cale’s Troubadour was introduced to my life as a young surfer in 1976 hanging at in Byron Bay Australia. San Juan Surf Shop dude was playing it in his shop and recommended it. My love of JJ Cale continues from that day- 64yo now. Don’t forget that JJ Cale was one of Eric Clapton’s greatest influencers and a life long mentor to EC as well. Dig those Blues!