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    Visited my first Scottish car boot on Sunday, the field slowly
    filled up but there were some very dodgy looking characters
    about, so I had to watch my step but I found a few albums and
    just missed getting into a good box first and I was up at 6am.
    These are some of the folky things, there were more a lot more, at 50p a pop.

    Not a Scottish folk album in the same box as the three above
    shock!! a great sleeve for this one from '73

    On Saturday morning I had visited a Northampton boot before
    I drove to Dundee (bloody hardcore me) and found a few things
    I liked.


    A local rap act 12" from the early 90's released by the Northampton Musicians Collective, inside was a flyer to
    a local festival, below.


    A well loved but playable copy of Stevie's 2nd single from 1962.


    I couldn't find anything online about this 10" disc, possibly because typing Marley Vinyl into a search engine throws up
    quite different results!


    I admit I only picked this up for the cheesy sleeve,
    but listening through it's not that bad either.

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    • "Marley vinyl rainwater goods made their first public appearance at the London Ideal Homes Exhibition in 1959" - https://marleypipesy…webazoot
    • & much respect for all these early starts!webazoot
    • cheers, but am paying the price now though and I've only had a glass of wineGardener
    • Errol and Crail are probably the best car boots in your area.Doris_McSquirter
    • Secret Bunker (near Crail) is worth a visit.Doris_McSquirter
    • thanks for the heads-up!Gardener
    • You're welcome. My ex went to St Andrews Uni so I visited that area alot. Be sure to visit the Isle of May also.Doris_McSquirter
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