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Guitar jazz from 1973 feauturing Hampton Hawes, Henry Franklin and Leon Ndugu Chancler. US original, still sealed copy with corner cut.
"Riot" monster funk/jazz tune with great vibe and intensity. Also check the beautiful afro jazz tracks "Blues for Huey" and "Gafsa". Cover has a drill hole, ring wear, sticker on front. Hard edge wear and multiple splits (repaired with tape). US original.
Out-there disco/rock/avantgarde/dub sounds from 1984. Listen to "Das Massenmedium" & "The photo song". Cover has saw cut. Canadian original, with printed inner sleeve.
Fine 1978 modern jazz session with Bennie Wallace on tenor sax. The mellow "L'autre" is nice, as is the version of "Nardis". Clean record with library-sticker on side A label. Cover has 12 cm clear tape on top seam right, nice and clean apart from that. Danish original.
1968 folk album, listen to " Trials, Troubles, Tribulations". Record in great shape. Cover in shrink with minimal saw cut. US 2nd pressing.
Pretty far away from his solo piano album from 1998. Here with full band but it's still kinda quirky. And also a good listening. Check "Blown Away". Great copy. First vinyl issue of original CD release from 2002.
Soul album from 1968 with a nice version of "To love somebody" plus of course the classic title track. LP has a few small marks, solid copy. Cover has pretty light but extensive staining on front and back. US original with red/green labels and Broadway address.
Big Stones classic including "Sympathy for the devil" and "Street fighting man". Record is a wellplaying VG with light scuffs. Cover has light wear, tiny tear on spine. Scandinavian later pressing.
Very meditative flute music, listen to "Raga Marwa". Record in fine shape. Cover has ring wear, 10 cm top split, writing on back. Indian original.
Spoken word/poetry and sparse folk sounds from 1974. Great copy. UK later pressing.
Great folk/psych rock from Marc Bolan & co. Listen to "A day laye" & "Lofty skies". Nice copy with little wear. 1972 doublepack of albums from 1969 & 1970.
Heavy rock album from 1969, with some psychedelic tendencies. Listen to "It's never too late" and "Happy Birthday". Cover has saw cut. US later pressing from 1980.
Sweet album from 1990. Listen to her version of "Tougher Than The Rest" by the Boss. Record in great shape. Cover has small sticker on front. German original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
2020 album ranging from jazzy ambient to downtempo grooves and some leftfield beats. Listen to "Sacred 7". As new copy in shrink.
Compilation with some of Chuck's finest moments. Essential 60s soul on tunes like "Hand it over" and "Any day now" Cover has a small sticker on front and a slightly larger one on back.
Dark new wave, listen to the Nick Cave-ish "35 Poems". UK original.
1970 country rock album with a really good version of "Wade In The Water". Light scuffs on record, plays fine. Cover has minor wear, tiny sticker mark on front. UK original.
"Funky President" massive funk classic much used in hip hop. Cover has a sawcut, a little edge wear, tiny sticker on front (not on photo), minor writing on back. US original.
Great jazzy soul version of Al Johnson's "I'm back for more", plus the similar "Rhythm of love"! This copy is not in shrink, cover has minor ring wear. CBS import sticker on back cover and on both labels. US original.
1972 album with superb crossover soul on "I'm someone who cares" and "Lie no. 2"! Cover has a little edge wear and a drill hole. US original.
Early 70s album with Billy Preston & Paul Humphrey in a rocky soul style. Listen to the dramatic "First time, last time" or the funky soul tune "You need love like I do". Nice copy in shrink (not on photo). US original.
1982 album with quirky comedy and impossible guitar parts by Steve Vai. Listen to "Envelopes". Nice copy with little wear. Cover has tiny stain on front. US original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
From 1968 including the northern soul pounder "Picture me gone" and a version of "What the world needs now is love". Cover has minor wear, looks presentable. US original, all black cover version.
1973 album including the great southern soul groover "Your man and your best friend" and the haunting ballad "I'm over you". Cover has a cut corner and a small sticker on front. US original.
Carl Davis/Eugene Record-produced LP from 1970 with a version of "This guy's in love with you". LP is VG+ to EX. Cover has ring wear, edge wear and a few small splits. Sticker on top right back. US original.
US mono original, MG 12009 with red label, silver print and deep groove. Record has some marks and a few scratches, plays with light crackle and occassional clicks and pops. Cover has small stain/burn dot on front, lamination peeling at opening, a little staining and a stamp on back. Listen to "Barbados - new take 3".
Four bones recorded live in Zürich 1971 backed by George Gruntz, Isla Eckinger and Tony Inzalaco, check "Trombone Suit" and "A Certain Beauty".German original.
1969 psychedelic rock with a sweet country flavour and John Fahey-esque guitar parts. My top picks are the epic "Leave me/stay" and "Harfy magnum". UK reissue from 1986.
Avantgarde LP with 5 spaced-out tracks. Listen to Charles Amirkhanian's "Hypothetical Moments". Clean record, cover has small price tag mark/tiny tear dot on front. Swedish only original.
Konitz, Martial Solal, N-H Orsted Pedersen and Daniel Humair recorded in 1974. I like "You're a weaver of dreams", plus you get versions of "Round about midnight", "Autumn leaves" and "What is this thing called love". Light marks on record, plays ok. Cover is strong VG with edge wear and small creases around edges. Danish original with boxed "SteepleChase Records"-logo.
"April fool" rock/funk tune with massive drums and lots of energy. Cover in shrink with a small corner bump. US original.
Swedish 2nd pressing with unboxed n©b on labels. Beautiful, melancholic version of "Cubano chant". Cover has price tag + sticker tear on front. This LP was released in the 70s but contains material from 1964-1966 not available before.
Modern soul album by the former Motown star. "Sweetest thing" and the mellow "Shy" are lovely. European only album, this is the UK original.
"Space dust" big spacey intro and after a while great cut-up breaks. Much used in hip hop. US original in shrink (partially torn on top and bottom seam).
Compilation from 1971 with one track each from artists like Horst Jankowski, Wolfgang Dauner Trio, Dave Pike Set, Fritz Pauer, Freddie Hubbard, Terje Rypdal among others. Cover has some edge wear plus this copy has some price tag remains on front and sticker remains at opening front, back and inside gatefold (not on website photo). German original, MPS 13502 with pink labels.
5-year-old organ player doing a funky version of "I want you back", funnily enough labelled as "ABC". US original. LP has one surface mark not affecting play. US original.
Heavy funky fusion album with psychedelic influences. Check the great "Cumeba" that owes a lot to "Jungle fever" but still manages to add something extra. "Cul de sac" is another winner in a more uptempo, percussive style. Cover has bits of tape + tape marks on top and bottom seam plus basic wear. German original.
LP from 1973 with the gently groovy "Sweet Naomi" and the funky "Don't see him much no more". Cover has ring wear (more than on photo but not terrible), some edge wear and a sawcut. US original.
"Lady rain" great folk/jazz tune. Cover has saw cut. US original, embossed logo on front of cover.
Quality big band session with the cream of European jazz. "By Strauss" is a nice waltz number with the heavy bariton sounds of Sahib Shihab. Cover has a BASF sticker on front (not on photo). German original with pink labels.
Soul LP from 1983 with the great two stepper "I just got to have you". Cover has a cut corner (not on photo), some creasing and minor miscoloration on back. US original.
"I Hope You're Satisfied" great pop/beat/vocal jazz tune from 1967 that is like a mix of Novi Singers and Carpenters. LP in top shape. Cover has lamination peeling along on front towards the edges. Swedish only original.
Compilation with early, obscure lo-fi rarities. Cover has bent corner. Austrian original.
Big band session with some of the best jazz players in Europe at the time - Sahib Shihab, Benny Bailey and the usual Clarke-Boland suspects. Listen to "Escarmouches". This copy has small sealing sticker at opening front and back (not on website photo). German original.
1956 album with versions of "All of me" and "Love is here to stay". Japanese reissue, MJS 3099, mono pressing with obi but no insert.
"Under the skin" killer deep disco classic, plus the LP only gem "Didn't want to hurt you like that". Cover has a sawcut, ring wear, worn edges and a few small splits (repaired with tape). Small sticker + residue mark on front (not on photo). US original.
"Ain't no need" great crossover soul! Record in fine shape except for a 8-9 mm scratch causing clicks on A1. Cover in torn shrink (not on photo) with tiny flaking on opening edge and small damage on bottom right corner. US original with lyric insert.
Instrumental soul/funk from 1971. Check the funky "Creeper's funkatrations". Cover has edge wear and a little wear on front. No cutout (unlike photo). US original.
LP from 1959 recorded in Sweden, covering the music of Quincy Jones. Listen to "The Golden Touch". Record has a bunch of long marks/lines on side 2, plays ok with minor distrations only. Cover has sticker mark/tear and sticker remains on back. Danish mono original, MLP 15030.
US mono original, MG 20492 with black/silver deep groove labels. Cover has basic wear/aging, sticker mark on back + tiny drill hole. Vocal jazz LP from 1960 including versions of "Stompin' At The Savoy" and "Beale Street Blues". With
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