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80s indie soul including a version of "Ain't understanding mellow". US original in great shape.
"Help me baby" nice blue-eyed modern soul with a breezy vibe! LP has some light marks, plays well. Cover has average ring wear and some edge wear. Promo stamp on front. US original from 1977.
"Pussyfooter" classic breakbeat/disco tune. LP has minor surface wear, plays ok except for a tiny scratch causing a few pops. Cover has a little lamination lifting. German original (this album was never released in the US).
Quality artist that always has some strong tunes on her albums. Check the funky disco "Think about it" or the version of "Too little in common" (same as Newcomers). Cover has a pressure stamp on front, export sticker and owner name sticker on back. US original.
Compilation from 1968 with lovely classics as "Walk on by", "Don't make me over" and "Reach out for me". US stereo original.
Philly soul LP from 1980 including "I'm just warmin' up", a lovely midtempo tune for the late night dancefloor. Features Thom Bell, Bobby Eli & Phil Hurtt, so it's bound to be decent! Cover in torn shrink with a punch hole (not on photo). US original.
Soul/funk LP from 1978 including the catchy midtempo groover "I could use some loving". Sealed US original with a small cutout.
Mixture of disco funk and slow soul tunes. Try the smooth stepper "Make a little love to me". Cover has a cut corner. US original, includes poster.
"Bad habits" massive boogie classic! LP is clean, cover has a small sticker residue mark and minimal tear on front. European original.
1978 album with the disco funker "Let It Out", the mellow "The Mystery Of Me" and the weird "Bertha Butt Encounters Vadar". Cover in shrink ith a sawcut and a small scratch on front. US original.
1985 album from this legendary singer, with nice southern soul on the George Jackson-penned midtempo thumper "No refund" and "Can I love you". No shrink on this copy. US original.
Killer version of "I'm gonna walk away from love" (same as David Ruffin)! Also contains the great soul dancer "Is it love". Cover in shrink with a sawcut and tiny tear around the cut. US original.
Rip-roaring gospel soul from 1977, including versions of The O'Jays' "Love train" and "Stairway to heaven". Cover has a cut corner. No shrink on this copy. US original.
"Changin" nice version of the Sharon Ridley tune. Cover has some ring wear. US original.
"You can't be wrong all the time" and "I wish I'd stayed in bed" lovely midtempo floaters! A nice LP through both sides. Cover in torn shrink (unlike photo) with a sawcut. US original on Curtom.
Classic latin/boogaloo/jazz LP that's popular in mod circles. Listen to "Hey Mrs Jones". Still sealed US original, stereo pressing. punch hole/gold ring htrough cover. One corner is lightly creased.
"The spirit's in it" gospel-fuelled disco classic! Cover has fairly minor writing on front (not on photo), promo stamp on back, some corner creasing. US original.
"Just cause I'm guilty" killer funky 70s soul used in hip hop. Cover in shrink with a tiny cutout. No hype sticker on this copy. US original.
"Put the whole on hold" nice 80's soul tune. This copy is not in shrink. Cover has a creased corner. Ball pen writing on back cover and on A-side label. US original.
Nice vocal jazz/pop version of "Something". Swedish original in fine shape.
LP from 1988 with Bjarne Rostvold, Jesper Lundgaard and Butch Lacy. "Alice in wonderland" is lovely! Swedish only original.
Duo LP from 1975 by these well-known Swedish jazz men. Listen to the version of "Body and soul". Swedish only original.
"Could this be love", "Comin' up" & "Hand it over" nice soul/boogie tunes. Cover has a small, faint residue mark on front. European-only LP, this is the Scandinavian original.
Johnny Bristol/Barry White-ish soul/disco including the classic "You to me are everything". Scandianvian original.
Hit album from 1975 including "You sexy thing". Cover has minor ring wear. US original.
"Grandma's hands" classic 70s soul with a gospel flavor. Cover has a cut corner (not on photo), some edge wear and a small split on spine. US original.
Jazz album from 1986 with the great voice of Lena Jansson. Contains the vocal bossa tune "Johnny one note". Cover has ring wear/cresing + neat writing on back. Swedish original.
Cover has small sticker on front.
1989 soul LP with the dancefloor-aimed "Two wrongs don't make a right" plus the smooth slow jam "Don't say no". Lovely copy in shrink with hype sticker. US original.
"Lady rain" great folk/soul track. Cover has a drill hole (not on photo). US 2nd pressing with different cover art.
Great version of the 70s soul bomb "Ain't no woman (like the one I got)", a little funkier than the Four Tops. Small price tag mark on front cover (but no cut out on this copy). US original.
"Found a child" rock/funk crossover track tat I think was re-edited by Kon & Amir. LP plays with light background noise but still decent. Cover has sticker remainings on front and lamination peeling. Dutch original.
"Indiscreet" disco/break favorite! A-side label is partially bubbly. US original.
"Never never girl" (Same tune as Rocky Mizell) and "Over my head" fine modern soul with a breezy vibe. Cover has a small sawcut (no shrink on this copy). US original from 1978.
Swedish quartet LP from 1983 with Åke Johansson on piano. Listen to the versions of "Trinkle tinkle" and "Straight no chaser". Swedish only original.
Several good tunes in the folk/soul/rock bag. Check the uptempo funky tunes "Hard sometime" and "Keep a love in me baby". US original.
Santana covers played by a pretty raw cover band. Rough sounds with heavy percussion - listen to "Soul sacrifice". Quite a lot of light sleeve marks, some background noise but far from bad. French original.
1979 album with the slo-mo killer "Ain't gonna feel", and the tribal disco "African blood". LP has plenty of marks but plays ok. Cover has a few small creases and a tiny tear on front. German original.
Swedish only LP with a version of "Move on up" that could prove interesting for those who have worn out their Curtis albums. Also has the surprise leftfield rock/disco tune "Body language". Ring/rub wear on cover. Swedish original.
LP from 1967 with Benny Bailey, Idrees Sulieman, Åke Persson, Sahib Shihab and the rest. Listen to "New box". Record has a 4,5 cm lightly feelable scratch causing clicks on and off on B2-B4, not too bad, plus 2 cm scratch that clicks on parts of A2 and A3. Early 2nd German pressing with pink Saba labels without tree logo.
Mid 40s recordings with jazz greats as Kenny Dorham, Kenny Clarke, Bud Powell, Tadd Dameron and more. Listen to "Boppin' A Riff". Later US 70s pressing with oxblood labels. Cover is front laminated.
The queen of Swedish jazz on a less jazzy, folk-inspired album from 1976. "Natten är svart" is the tune for me here. Cover has small and faint writing on front (not on website photo). Swedish original, with printed inner sleeve.
Experimental jazz with violin, gong, flute, guitar and bass. Check the deep, eastern-flavored "San San Nana". Stamp on side A label. Cover has small shop sticker on back. Italian original.
From 1962 with the heavy afro-cuban styled jazz dancer "Straight out"! Cover has two sticker marks on back plus a drill hole (not on website photo). US stereo original.
Jazz/fusion LP from 1983, with a nice composition in the laidback "Du". Swedish only original.
Swedish Italo/synth pop sound from 1982 that works best on "Watching Julietta" and "Fire into ice". Cover has a worn edges and a large sticker on back. Swedish original.
2xLP set containing the LPs "Reflections" and "Throwin Down" including RJ-classics as "Mary Jane", "Give It To Me Baby" and "Super Freak".
Piano trio LP recorded 1959 with Connie Kay on drums plus Percy Heath or George Duvivier on bass. Listen to "Delaunay's Dilemma". Cover graded VG due to slight wear/tearing on back (mainly along lower seam), graphics are intact and legible. Later US (early 70s) pressing with red/green labels with 1841 Broadway-address.
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