Cackling kamala is as owned by the Israel lobby as tRump is. Both sides of our congress are bought and paid for by the worst of the worst humans. Psychopathic billionaire owners suck. Vote third party. ❤
@user-kl3ux4bg3bКүн бұрын
And you are a fascist if you vote for trump
@user-zd7yn6qr2eКүн бұрын
Your a sucker if you vote for trump
@marianantunano6285Күн бұрын
True. GO, TRUMP!!!
@saltzineКүн бұрын
:: downright bizzaro
@marinoduca4717Күн бұрын
Camela a useless demorat scammer
@robinhoodieradio3394Күн бұрын
Everyone’s a clown who think either major parties options are good presidential candidates. Sick of tired and America being so sick and tired they can’t come up with better candidates.
@empowerbroadcastingnetwork10 сағат бұрын
You don't know what you're talking about. One party was founded as the anti slavery party. Also... The KKK was a military arm of the democrats.
@QDawgsHobbyDen2 күн бұрын
All time favorite Philadelphia International song. "When Will I See You Again" Tavis there is a real cool clip of them on James Last's ZDF Starparade show in Germany: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r8p0e9Z0mZOclJc.html
@jacobmccaslin11952 күн бұрын
KAMALA AINT BLACK YA FOOOOL
@jacobmccaslin11952 күн бұрын
This dude dumb as hell
@dustyspins2 күн бұрын
Amen! 100 percent! Harris/Walz 2024! Up with hope,jail the dope!
@Ottbucket2 күн бұрын
I love your sarcasm.
@peterskweres93122 күн бұрын
trump the convicted felon, adulterer on all three of his wives, facing court for additional felonies. Harris/Walz 2024
@williamhester61382 күн бұрын
You mean a mental illness
@christophertrupp10432 күн бұрын
Who do you want to negotiate deals with other heads of state, kamala the klown, or the Art of the Deal Donald Trump? Trump 2024! MAGA
@JESUS.IS.GOD.7772 күн бұрын
If you vote kamala after all her and biden have done to wreck this economy then you are to Stupid for voting rights. Period!!
@Drey-q7d2 күн бұрын
This comment explains a lot 😂
@oliverwashington3652 күн бұрын
And if you don't you or a bigger fool for voting for Trump
@danainsworth6072 күн бұрын
If she wins, you can all celebrate while you are standing in the gluten free bread lines, princess. Jesus, you are dumb.
@matthewmartin7252 күн бұрын
lol someone get this dude some milk.
@AnastasiaHenley-oc5xs2 күн бұрын
Your part of the Kamaltoe Clown Crowd. Congrats!🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤢🤮
@christophertrupp10432 күн бұрын
@matthewmartin725 he need some milk! Fo sho.
@LauraHalvar17 сағат бұрын
Voting third party. West is best but Jill will do.
@adk46er40233 күн бұрын
Hey Travis, thanks for this! The only thing I might add is use the 300K viscosity silicone. Went on some high-end turntable sites and that seems to be the preference. Slightly thinner than the 500K. 1:39
@sonicboompole27744 күн бұрын
Don't believe the hype ;) There is nothing fancy or difficult about cleaning records. They're just PVC. There is an established method that is very simple and effective. Distilled water, Alcohol (or not) and a surfactant. Proper proportions. Propers brushes. Whether you use a bath like a spin clean or ultrasonic or a manual or automatic spinning platter and a vaccuum its the same idea. Wet down the record with the cleaning solution, remove the cleaning solution and then rinse and dry. No need for shortcuts. I also prefer glass or metal bowls to plastic since they will not absorb the grime or leach plastics. For heavily soiled thrift store or garage sale albums I like the idea of a bath in luke warm water to remove/loosen deep embedded grime, then a spin on the DIY vaccuum system that didn't cost me anywhere near $500. Shop vacs are cheap. Distilled water, 99% Alcohol and the surfactant or not expensive either.....you can do it.
@Vapourwear5 күн бұрын
A gallon of simple green concentrate should be available at the hardware store for $11-13. I think I’ve cleaned an entire house with the stuff.
@peti007715 күн бұрын
God bless you ❤❤
@fiuza278 күн бұрын
Great vid! Thanks
@diannematthews44368 күн бұрын
Hi kitty
@diannematthews44368 күн бұрын
Yes I remember now
@diannematthews44368 күн бұрын
Im might seem it
@dmunz70158 күн бұрын
That Jackie Robinson has some scratches, big ones too.
@raygu18189 күн бұрын
Great haul my friend. The Three Degrees are legendary. I just got a Bill Withers collection off Amazon last weekend with 16 songs. That's a great vinyl set with all the hits
@kaosaelee33229 күн бұрын
Natural born hitters.. I own all Mariah Carey CDs.. she sign it LA Pride Ca. 🎈👍
@Matt78collector10 күн бұрын
Great review, thank you! 👍
@barriobajaj11 күн бұрын
Being a Clarence (the third), I already feel an instant kinship with you. I love your genuine love and excitement for music and your ability to burst out in song. It's the sign of a joyful heart! I'm sixty three so I remember when a lot of these songs came out. IMHO, Jackie Wilson still stands as one of the greatest singers and entertainers of all time. The Three Degrees formed in 1963 and they paid their dues on the chitterling circuit and had a few minor hits on small labels that charted on the R&B charts before signing with Gamble & Huff - Philadelphia International Records. They came out strong with this debut album and their second album, International which included TSOP by MFSB (Featuring the Three Degrees) but as their popularity in the U.S. waned Gamble and Huff continued to give their male artists and groups, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes (featuring Theodore Pendergrass, Billy Paul and The O'Jays all the attention. I noticed PIR signed lots of talented women to the label, Patty LaBelle, Phyllis Hyman, Dee Dee Sharp and Jean Carn but most of them never got the promotion the male groups got. The Three Degrees eventually left PIR in 1978 and signed with Ariola Records and had some records that charted well on the R&B and Disco charts. The Three Degrees popularity never really faded but their strongest most loyal fan base has been in England and Japan. They continue to tour to this day. I agree, the gatefold photo of the girls in those see-through gowns drove the 12 year old kid going through the ravages of puberty insane! The music remains great to this day. :)
@vinyltalkwithtavis314511 күн бұрын
Well alright
@user-yb4tl3rd9u12 күн бұрын
Когда дети сыты муж даволен и ты в удовлетворении тогда ок
@user-yb4tl3rd9u12 күн бұрын
Забота и внимание и когда есть надежда всегда подержу тебя я друг счастье внутри мая хорошая
@user-yb4tl3rd9u12 күн бұрын
Одареная она великолепная
@hammer-fn7gm12 күн бұрын
Perfect.
@Telssa112 күн бұрын
OR, for under $200, rig up your own motorised ultrasonic and enough alcohol and tergitol to clean thousands of records, five at a time, to the same standard as a $3000 machine. Think about it.
@GOSPEL851MUSIC13 күн бұрын
😊 ✅
@Casualfulltime13 күн бұрын
Alcohol is better diluted as a cleaner than what you are using 😂 They are winding you up bro
@user-gm4lk6fi8n13 күн бұрын
Eric this is just great!! I love it. So Proud of you. You are leaving a great legacy.❤❤❤😊
@d19j6213 күн бұрын
Inspiring interview❤
@vinyltalkwithtavis314513 күн бұрын
Thank you so much.
@markwilliams243413 күн бұрын
Tavis I wonder if Eric will ever consider combining all of his interviews into a documentary, sort of like a sequel to say amen somebody
@vinyltalkwithtavis314513 күн бұрын
That could be a possibility
@zivaray13 күн бұрын
The title alone is exciting. Thank you Tavis and Eric.
@gospelphilomath13 күн бұрын
phenomenal interview!
@GospelMusicHistory13 күн бұрын
Thank you.
@keleonicky13 күн бұрын
I have some Jackie Wilson 45's in my collection. I love the Three Degrees. Sanford & Son episode with them comes to mind.
@blackrook114 күн бұрын
Thank you, brotha! I appreciate you.
@bigedhaaheo14 күн бұрын
Aloha Tavis Thanks for sharing your thrift shop finds & unboxing. Can't go wrong with Paul Simon Greatest hits w/a gatefold cover to boot. That Jackie Wilson My Golden Favorites is a classic & you got an early pressing. The Graduate Soundtrack cool, Mrs. Robinson & Sounds Of Silence are what caught my attention back in the day when I saw this record album at Sears, but I must admit I wasn't into soundtracks, or 2 song record albums in 1968. So I might have bought some early Ten years after, or Grateful Dead or maybe Bob Dylan can't remember lol... Now your unboxing of the Three Degrees debut album for the Philadelphia Label, brings back memories of purchasing a Promo Copy at a book shop that sold used records on consignment, their was a customer who would bring in record albums & would put them on consignment he would come in weekly, never met the guy ,until years latter... Any he must have worked foa a radio station or a music reviewer, because all his records were new releases Promotion Copies Which said Not For Sale on them & some like the Three Degrees had a white timing Strip on the bottom of the front cover. He would always price his record albums any where from .50 cent to $3.50 for a double rock album. But most of his soul music record albums were price at .50 cents each, so that's how I got my first copy of The Three Degrees on the Philadelphia Label this was back in 1973 . I also scored Barry White, Billy Paul, Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes, O'Jays. You get the picture... that's how I started buying used pristine Promo copies while I was in High School here in Honolulu Hawaii. Tavis thanks for bring back my memories of the good old days of buying/listening & collecting record albums... Today I must have at least 3 + copies of that record album. Tavis I'll be looking forward to watching your next music video. Mahalo Ed
@vinyltalkwithtavis314514 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for always watching and supporting me. Much respect! ✊🏾
@ClassicGREATS14 күн бұрын
Jackie Robinson the baseball player lol
@GospelMusicHistory14 күн бұрын
Love this!
@knephsabir324514 күн бұрын
That Jackie Wilson some powerful stuff man you might need a chaser with it.