Zack Wiesinger

Two nights ago, I played an acoustic set with Matt and Jon on a podcast radio show to be aired next friday on iTunes (details coming soon). On my way home I stopped at Amoeba Records in Hollywood to try my luck. I picked up a Raconteurs 45RPM single recorded live at Bonnaroo for my girlfriend (I mailed it to her yesterday; I hope she doesn’t read my post until the mail arrives or it’ll ruin the surprise). I also picked up a Rockabilly Record from 1978, but it didn’t sound as cool as the cover looked, so I’m gonna exchange it for something else. You can’t always strike gold, but I did strike a tiny speckle later that night. After buying a can of Squirt and a bag of M&M’s at the market, I stopped at Counterpoint Records and Books and picked up James Brown Prisoner of Love on King Records (black lable) from 1963, and a Keef Hartley record called Halfbreed on Deram London from 1969. I got a chance to listen to them, and they are both keepers!