Unearthed In The Atomic Attic

Howdy Folks! Welcome to The UnEarthed In The Atomic Attic album blog! Here you will find a wide variety of unusual Space Age Vinyl finds that feature good quality cover scans, jacket notes and audio samples for you to enjoy. I'm here to have fun and hope you will share in my process of discovery!

Friday, January 16, 2026

Thursday, January 15, 2026

The Woody Herman Band!

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Strange The Woody Herman Band! Capitol Records T560 1954 Woody Herman - Clarinet & Alto Sax Dick Hafer, Bill Perk...

Saturday, January 10, 2026

Have 'Twangy' Guitar Will Travel - Duane Eddy

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Three-30-Blues Have 'Twangy' Guitar Will Travel Duane Eddy - His 'Twangy' Guitar and The Rebels Produ...

The Great Brook Benton & Jessie Belvin

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The Great Brook Benton & Jessie Belvin The Great Brook Benton & Jessie Belvin Crown Records ST...

Monday, January 5, 2026

Mainstream - Vic Dickenson & Joe Thomas

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Sweethearts On Parade Mainstream Vic Dickenson & Joe Thomas & Their The All-Star Jazz Groups Recording eng...

After Hours - Joni James

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They Can't Take That Away From Me After Hours Joni James Produced by Howard Scott Sound Engineer: Val Valentin Coordi...

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Classics Go Latin - Irving Fields

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Classics Go Latin Classics Go Latin Irving Fields King Records STEREO 724 1961 Warsaw Concerto Third Man Theme Cha Cha Lie...

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The Manic Mark Story

By Mark Betcher: My blogs are all about sharing obscure and sometimes odd recordings. My three blogs feature introductions to vintage & unique gospel recordings, atomic age pop and lounge/strange music.

My gospel blog, The Good, Bad & Ugly Gospel Record Barn features Cincinnati, Ohio and Northern Kentucky area artists who recorded on local labels such as Jewel, Rite and Queen City Album.

I post only sample tracks from LPs and not entire albums. What I have to share is offered here. For a long list of reasons I do not share files by any other method.

I realize relatives and friends may find posts featuring people they knew or know. I hope you will be pleased with what you read.

The worst fate for an artist, I believe, is to be completely forgotten. I do not blog many of the albums I find because the recordings fail to share a personal vision or a special energy. Liking or disregarding art is relative to your experience, but I think that it is better to be remembered for something crazy, than for nothing at all.

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Evergreens - Billy Taylor

Gone With The Wind - Dave Brubeck

The New Tristano - Lennie Tristano