The Lost RPM Podcast

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. Attila - "Sound Of Love" 8. Bobby Sharp - "Walk, Think, And Cry" 9. Chrome - "I Love You" 10. Sam DeMaranville - "To See You Once Again" 11. Kay Weaver - "Let The Young Folks In" 12. Mickey Heller - "Whether It's Right Or Wrong" 13. D. Spade & Co. - "Just You And I" 14. Valhalla - "Sidereal R.E.M." 15. Justice - "Sunrise And Moonshine"

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. Bebe & Ray Guyce - "Please Let Me" 6. Ziggie - "Where We Going From Here" 7. Robert Love (The Master) - "Disco Man" 8. Michael Lloyd - "Search For Youth" 9. Betty Kempker - "What's Wrong With Me" 10. Claudia Cari - "Those Little Things" 11. Charlie O'Bryan - "Makin' Love On A Rainy Day" 12. Skycreek - "Smilin' Eyes" 13. Carol & The Country Rebels - "Fire Below"

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, and garage 45s. 1. Richard Vanover & Bob Ralph - "I Can See Your Ways" 2. Gooch (The Leopards) - "Don't Go Away" 3. Ron Rose & Family Tree - "Where Is All The Love" 4. Jack Miller - "Sandman" 5. Tony Sara - "Love Sick Beggar" 6. Tony Gee - "Iron Box" 7. The Fortunes - "Ghoul In School" 8. The Graveyard Five - "The Marble Orchard" 9. Gin Gillette - "Train To Satanville" 10. Tommy Landon - "The Silent City" 11. Hot Jam - "I Love To Boogie" 12. Larry Belger - "Take You Tonight" 13. Achilles & Company - "Space In Time" 14. Jury - "Love Grown Cold" 15. The Tragedy - "Unfaithful Love"

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 Ambassadors - "You Didn't Listen" 5. The Sultans Five - "Tonight Is The Night" 6. The Emperors - "A Fool For You I've Been" 7. The Blazers - "I Don't Need You" 8. Barry Ebling & The Invaders - "I Can Make It Without You" 9. Barry Ebling & The Invaders - "Sunny Day Rain" 10. The Dept. Of Sanitation - "Don't Ever Leave Me" 11. The Hysterical Society - "I Know" 12. The Fugitives - "Mean Woman"

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 Los Animalitos de Juan De Los Santos - "Somos Los Animalitos" (Mexico) 4. Suat Sayin - "Bu Sana Son Mektubum" (Turkey) 5. Red Lantern - "Akachochin" (Japan) 6. Checha Y Su India Maya - "La Cuzquita" (Guatemala) 7. Ajda Pekkan - "You Love As You Wish" (Turkey) 8. Shlomo Carlbach - "Uba 'Uh Havobim" (Germany/US/Israel) 9. Fikret Kizilok - "Söyle Sazim" (Turkey) 10. Lata - "Bindiya Chamke Gi" (Pakistan) 11. La Nueva Ilusion - "Año Nuevo" (unknown) 12. Conjunto De Las Hermana Misoneras Catequistas Guadalupanas - "Un Hombre Y Algo Mas" (Mexico) 13. Heralds - "Gud Har Inga Pengar" (Norway) 14. Los Gatos - "Ven Que Estoy Hirviendo" (Costa Rica) 15. Esin Engin Ve Orkestrasi - "Konyali" (Turkey) 16. The Flamengo Group - "The Way For Horses" (Czechoslovakia) 17. Los Tellos - "La Pastorcita" (Ecuador) 18. Chan Ping Ying & Lee Hung - Unknown (Singapore) 19. Los Aristocratas De Chicago - "El Saborcito" (Mexico) 20. The Gondolán Brothers - "Neday" (Czechoslovakia)

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 entertainer life of the 1960s & 70s. 1. Shlomo Haviv - "Running" 2. Rob – "Night After Night" 3. Ina Ray Hutton – "Lonesome Old Town" 4. The Valets - "Summertime" 5. Dr. Michael Dean – "Go Away Don't Bother Me" 6. Rex & Ed – "Nights in White Satin" 7. Rolf & His Guitar – "The Look Of Love" 8. Peter Kim - "Miserlou" 9. Wil'e Gee – "Kansas City"

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 Belt & God Unlimited - "Jan's Song" 5. Judy Romero - "Power" 6. Agape - "Happy" 7. Byron Berwick - "Feel His Love" 8. Ascension Lutheran Church - "I Played Hooky (From Church This Morning)"

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" 3. Barbara & Beverly - "Jealousy" 4. Arloa Foster - "Wrong Side Of The Tracks" 5. Whitey Knight - "Knocking" 6. Herbie Duncan - "That's All" 7. Mary-Leah - "I'm Thinking Of Me" 8. Milt Dickey - "Television Love" 9. Chuck Bowers - "Pinball Boogie" 10. Dusty Dalton - "Shotgun" 11. Bully Jax - "Grandma's Stoned"

Nine outsider dark & brooding sanctified gospel 45s & 78s from the backwoods and beyond.

Choice selections from a handful of regional "Battle Of The Bands" type LP comps, released in partnership with local radio stations. Small time unknown bands with big time aspirations to be known.

Eight truly outsider what-were-they-thinking-when-they-recorded-this jams make up this week's episode. If you can make it through the entirety of this one, you either have amazing taste in music or you're crazy.

Some of my favorite 45 sides acquired during quarantine, brought to you by swapping boxes with other collectors via the USPS, and bulk record buys.

Eight outsider 45 rpm laments of serving, being drafted, and waiting for loved ones to return from the Vietnam war.

Raw unknown and obscure gospel funk 45s & LPs from across the United States.

Total dystopian teen comedown vibes on this week's episode. Ten outside-looking-in 50s & 60s malt shop fever dreams presented from the outsider teenager's point of view.

Heavy. Primitive. Obscure. All terms that are apropos to this week's bounty of hard rock records that are so unknown it hurts.

Primitive instrumentals and unknown failed dance crazes. If nothing else, you may just learn how to "Do The Shovel."

Ten laid-back obscurities that skew to the the folkish end of the musical spectrum.

Recent favorite 45 rpm finds that deserve to go down in the outsider music hall of fame.

A fine bouquet of bonkers cover songs guaranteed to tingle the senses and excite the immortal soul deep inside your essence being.

Primitive and raw recordings from the youth of America circa 1960 - 1985

Eight lost tracks of dystopian sunglasses-at-night 80s AM radio synth rock, ready for your approval.

Eight slabs of unhinged obscure psychedelia for the discerning shut-in.

Yee-haw, y'all!!! It's the wildest outsider country & western records this side of the San Andreas Fault. Kick off your boots and cozy up to the fire with a pot of beans and some whiskey for this truly one-of-a-kind western trip.

Hallelujah! Episode 3 focuses on lost/unknown religious and Christian recordings from the Jesus People movement and beyond. Satisfaction is guaranteed.

Obscure & unknown garage and girl group sounds from the farthest reaches of the human psyche.

Welcome to the world of outsider records. The selections on this pilot episode are meant to introduce listeners to the lesser-explored world of obscure "real people" LPs & 45s found in thrift stores, junk shops, and record store clearance bins. The only catch? They have to sound good. In other words, these are lost & forgotten records that were not appreciated upon their release, but hopefully will be now.