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the candy pool that's been almost 40 years ago now
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I guess
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well they came up here one night
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and they just played in Morrison
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they had a lot of money you know
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and over there was about 3,000 duplicates
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and they got into them the whole place was just wild
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everybody talking this guy got over there and he says
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Joe
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how much you want for the Smokehouse Charlie Champion
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I'll give you $50 for it I said sold
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cause I only wanted a dollar for it
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and it kept going and I had a little bit of money
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and I built a swimming pool out here the can heat pool
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the 20s was the greatest time as far as I'm concerned
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they had that wonderful sound
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I don't know what it was you know
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you know you've heard on the record
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you know people had time and they lived their music
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it's the way they were it's the way they lived
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they had a god given talent it was just one time
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about 12 years and it was gone
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if you're into 78 RPM records
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he has the best collection probably in the world
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at least the most diverse
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he has a lot of records
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but everything he has is just fantastic
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and in excellent condition
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I'm trying to remember when I found out about him
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it must have been pretty early on
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was it before the movie or after the movie
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when did the movie come out
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2001 I think probably right around the same time
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after you watch that thing
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there's nothing else you wanna do but go out and like
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try to find records
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every time you go see Joe
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it's just a preview of what he has
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so many great jazz and blues and country
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stuff that you probably will only see in the basement
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so you know why not
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I'm rusty I'll tell you that
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I ain't played in a while
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7 11
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named the store after it
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1936 and I just hit the 80 Mark
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not doing too bad mother played the piano and organ
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daddy didn't never
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he was in he like Russ Morgan
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Carl and Bego
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I like Gene Autry
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but when I started going out
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I found early Gene Autry so boy
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I like him then I heard Jimmy Rodgers
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which is 100 times better
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that's where it went really lit the fuse first
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I Learned more and more nobody showed me anything
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and it was nothing
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go out on a record trip and come back
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four or five hundred records on the weekend
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everywhere on a trip
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when I went down in Virginia for a trip
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three or four days it took me a half an hour to air
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just carry them all in boxes full of
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stacked up on this good stuff
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you don't see nothing that's gone
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hmm
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been here been here 50 years I guess now
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shells I had built when I built the house
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I think 15,000 all together
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I mean it I filled it in over the years
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whoo what is that a rusty
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I'm afraid I wouldn't make Paramount Records
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I'm Devin Flattery of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
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I'm going to now play and sing you an old song
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that was lost in the building of King Solomon's Temple
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and in later years been resurrected
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and I call it how many biscuits can you eat
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well I just wanted the Joe's show
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and I it's just the Mecca of record collectors I
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he's just this figure that he's got to go visit
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you know um
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I just wanna hear records that I
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don't think I'll ever find in my lifetime
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but I still have time of course it's
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it's hearing records as they should be heard as well
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you got the the full setup
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you know you have the
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you have the uh
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you have the the immaculate sound system
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and you have all the n minus
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e plus copies of everything
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it's like going back in time
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it's like an American music archive
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it's perfect why wouldn't I come
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how many biscuits can you eat this morning
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this morning how many biscuits can you eat this morning
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this morning how many biscuits can you eat
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44 and a ham of meat this morning for breakfast
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very good
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good Lord of Friday hahaha
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oh yeah hahaha
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see how beautifully that's recorded
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we couldn't get a recording that good
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it doesn't sound like a base
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well
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country music is over in 55
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jazz was over in 33 blues
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struggle on I remember that freaking Elvis Presley
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oh god
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and then the Beatles oh
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and there's Everly Brothers
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oh my god
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after hearing the Blue Sky Boys
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who wants to hear them I mean
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when I was hunting fine records
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all that stuff was going on
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it was enjoyable it's not enjoyable anymore
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it's all money
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it's just fantastic times that'll never be again
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it's the way people lived
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you can tell that they were like what they were doing
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they got a little money fine
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and 50 bucks is usually what they got
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even the jazz bands everything
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it's only Benny Goodman
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just the way that rhythm had a Kansas city's rhythm
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and I'm the King Oliver
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all them I mean
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Jelly Roll Morton
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oh she's genius
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there was a guy never got the credit
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he was a genius
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you go the day nobody's ever heard of him
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yes great
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and that a fish cutter
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Paramount Jeanette
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um
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well champion right
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actually Janet made those
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Victor Columbus good stuff
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major labels
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I mean it's good stuff in all
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that's all those labels
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you find the right ones
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you just got to find them
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I mean I stayed in Bluefield and this old guy
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we're right across the motel
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was a gas station where we got gas
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and this old guy was pumping gas one evening
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and I showed him a record
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I said you got any of those things
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he gave me this guy's address
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so he ran a hardware store
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so I got the phone cost $1 to call across the mountain
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best dollar I ever spent
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I got to store oh
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he's not here right now he's at the house
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I said well
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give me the number up there
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and I got him on the phone
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it was $2
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yeah I got some records over here
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I said well
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can I look at me sell some
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yeah come on over
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so it took us long
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we had to go all the way up and all the way back down
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to get on the other side of the mountain
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it's a little town we parked on the sidewalk
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and there was a hardware store
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we walked in it was like going back in the 20s
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big old round bulb lamps hanging down that's tall
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with the flowers
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you know all around
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he said the records are upstairs
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we got on a freight elevator
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this snail could have beat us up
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I could die we finally got to the second floor
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and we walked out on a balcony
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and halfway out was a shelf
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with at least 10,000 records in it
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I reached up
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the first thing I pulled out was sobbing blues
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King Oliver and okay Mint
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next one was dead man blues vocalion just kept going
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jackass blues oh my God
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that's why I stained my underwear
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there was everything and anything
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everything was a gym
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carried them downstairs he comes over
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said how many did you get
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I said I don't know
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he was up the sleeve you know
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like that I said
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I don't even count
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how about 100 bucks for the whole work
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take them out of here
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I floated out
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so then we need boxes
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across the street was SK
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I think it's SK Cross dime store
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big sign 5 and dime
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same sign from the 30s you know
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and I walked down and I said
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do you have any old cardboard boxes
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he said yeah
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they're in the basement I said
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be careful going down the steps cause they weren't
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they had big old switch clunk
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and we're down and crunch
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we're walking on records oh my god
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I picked them up they were Romeos in original sleeves
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Crossroad Blues Robert Johnson
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brand new when they stepped on
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broke a piece out of it I was sick
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there was another one there and there was Buddy Holly
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the floor was covered I ran back upstairs
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I said where these records come from
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she said we had hundreds
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and we took them to the dump two weeks ago
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so what they did they pull them out
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the shells and whatever fell on the floor is walked on
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if I wouldn't have hit that good across the street
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Bam hahaha
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that was one whale of a trip
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they're out there some place
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is this a chance who knows
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what's your definition of hell
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hell would be a place where there's every beautiful
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record ever made in mint condition
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the finest playback system in the world and no needles
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that would be hell
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drink it all up in
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there you go
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that's enough
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