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Bluesy rock LP from 1970 with some psych tendencies. Check "Minotaur". Record has light marks, plays well with some occasional surface noise and odd clicks. Cover ring/cornerwear, 8 cm top split, 12 cm spine split. French original.
Compilation with 60s psych like The Poets, The Attack, The Flies etc. Listen to the all time favourite killer "Father's Name Is Dad" with Fire. Still sealed, soundclip from previous copy. UK later pressing.
1969 album with the pounding "Santa Claus". A few light marks on record. Cover in great shape. US 2nd pressing.
1963 album with a wonderful Chuck Jackson-like sound on "Good morning sadness". LP is glossy with some (mostly light) marks, plays fine overall with a few scattered clicks. Cover has partial splits on top and bottom edge, repaired with tape. Also some ring/rub wear, worn corners and tiny writing + sticker on back. US stereo original (but comes in mono cover with correctional "stereo" sticker on front).
"Pretty Boy Floyd", "Ludlow Massacre" and more essential stuff from the legend. Clean record. Cover has one bumped corner. US later pressing, with booklet.
Armed with guitar, harmonica, kazoo, washboard and fotdella Jesse delievers twelve pieces of blues. Listen to "Red River Blues". Great copy. US later pressing from 1972.
Very raw, very lo-fi recordings, but his voice cuts through and he means it! Listen to "Baby, Don't You Want To Go?". Stain on label side B. Cover has corner wear, creasing. Austrian original.
1966 sunshine surf pop with Beach Boys-esque sweet harmonies. Listen to "I Live For The Sun" and "Jo Ann". Cover has 8 cm top split, 4 cm bottom split, wear + small tears at opening. This copy is not in shrink. US stereo original.
Legendary soul/r&b man on a 1988 comp. Includes the club classic "Somebody's always trying" and ballads as "Be ever wonderful". Cover has light ring wear and a minor sticker on front and back (not on photo).
1982-83 live recordings with Sakari Kukko, Ilpo Saastamoinen & co, listen to "Sheik Ibra Fall". Cover has some clear tape on top seam. German original.
1979 compilation with different studio sessions by Jimmy Page from the 60s. Record 2 has quite many light marks, plays well though.
1972 compilation with Henry Townsend, Charley Jordan etc. Cover has tiny sticker mark on back. US original, green script on front sleeve.
"West Wind" and "Blues Walk" ar e two good examples of his harmonica skills. Nice looking picture disc in fine shape. Dutch original.
"Pistol Slapper Blues" "I'm A Rattlesnakin' Daddy" and more songs recorded 1935-1940. US original.
Recorded live at the Gaslight, New York City, August 1971. Listen to "John Henry". Cover in shrink with tiny bottom split. US original.
Minimal avant solo guitar, listen to "Carmella O'Toole (Nobody's Fool, Nobody's Fool)". US original.
Compilaton with Motown blues. Listen to "Part Time Love" by Sammy Ward. Cover has bent corner, drill hole. Canadian original.
Danish original.
Record has some haziness from original inner sleeve, plays fine. German original.
Furious live recording! Listen to "Think". Record has lots of light marks but plays well with some minor surface noise, listen in clip. Cover has heavy ring wear, lamination creasing/lifting. Swedish 2nd pressing, late 1960s/early 1970s.
Soul/jazz LP from 1966 including the waltzy "If you go away". Cover has minor wear to corner and a punch hole. US mono original.
1965 garage rock album, with the incredibly stomping title track. German later pressing from 1982.
Side A features recordings of The Nobletones. Side B features recordings of The Eternals. Nice RNB/doo wop on both. Check "Rockin' In The Jungle". US original.
Soundtrack with that big hit title track but listen to "She's The Only Girl For Me" instead. US mono original.
20s & 302 blues. Listen to "Just Can't Stand It" with Fred McMullen And Ruth Willis. First UK issue from 1974 of US original from 1970.
Compilation with Houston Boines, Forest City Joe, Sunnyland Slim, Elmore James etc. Cover photo screams out the blues. Tiny tear on back of cover. US original.
Instrumental prog/psych from the north of Sweden, parts sludgy, parts jazzy. Listen to "Att tävla mot maskiner och förlora varje gång" and "Man ska alltid säga aldrig".
Raw recordings from 1966. Listen to "Why Do I Cry". Great copy. French original, with printed inner sleeve.
Compilation with Sonny Blair, Little Junior Parker, Bobby Bland & Howlin Wolf. Listen to the Wolf's "I'm The Wolf".
1965 rnr/soul album. Listen to "Just A Little Bit" or the funky instrumental dancer "Get Back". Record in superb shape. Cover has small drill hole filled with red marker, bent corner. US original, silver text on labels.
Pop/rock from 2016 with a touch of soul on "Don't wanna be". Lovely copy in shrink with hype sticker.
Scarce 1976 prog rock/pop album with a young Orup on guitar. Listen to the cool "Cladoutsch". Record has tiny marks on A1+2 causing some light clicks. Cover has light general wear. Swedish original.
1982 compilation with songs recorded 1961-1963 at J. D. Miller's Studio in Louisiana. Listen to Drifting Charles and his "Drifting Cloud". Nice copy with little wear.
French compilation from 1983 with American and British psych/garage groups like Electric Prunes, Creation, We The People, Kim Fowley etc. Check the Sly Stone-produced "Dance With Me" by Mojo Men. This version has black text on white labels. No booklet.
1974 compilation with 50s doowop/R&B, including the amazing "Smoke From Your Cigarette" by Mellows.
"Wonder What Is Wrong With Me" by Lightnin' Hopkins and "Bad Feeling Blues" by Lightning Slim must be two of the best examples of fantastic sluggish & drawling blues! Superb copy of this nice looking Japanese compilation. With lyrics insert.
1968 compilation with 12 songs recorded in Chicago in 1928 for the Paramount label. Listen to "New Way Of Living Blues". US original.
Album from 2012 with a deliciously slick sound on "Classic"! LP 1 has a small pressing mark causing around 10 light clicks in the middle of sides A and B, otherwise fine. Cover in shrink with hype sticker. US original.
Carl Davis-produced soul LP from 1972. Nice version of the Chicago group staple "This love is real" plus the Curtis Mayfield-penned fingersnapper "You babe"! Cover has writing on front, basic shelf wear plus cut corner top right. US original.
Early 60s soul/pop album. Listen to "Party lights". Old reissue including bonus tracks not oin the original release.
Swedish/Palestine political folk groove with Sebatian Öberg (Älgarnas Trädgård etc). Check "Klappa Dina Händer". Cover has corner/ring wear, small pen mark on front. Swedish original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
Nice looking picture disc with live recordings from 1976. UK later pressing.
"Tendency To Be Free" great garagey psych! Cover has small bottom split, tiny drill hole. US original.
Straight up classic rock from 1973, listen to the jazzy "Midnight moodies". Record has a tiny mark side B causing some light clicks. Cover has corner wear, lamination creasing. German original, gatefold sleeve.
Raw live recording from 1968. Check " The Train & The Horse". European original.
Their great 1965 debut album with all self-penned moody teen angst bits. Check "It Took A Long Time". Lots of marks on record, plays ok with some background noise and clicks. Cover has ring/corner wear, sticker residue, tearing at opening. Swedish 2nd pressing from 1966.
First solo album from one half of Soft Cell. Leftfield electronic new wave. Listen to "Man In The Man" (vocals by Genesis P. Orridge) and the pulsating "Passion Of A Primitive". Record has no major issues. Cover has ring/corner wear, 4 cm top split, sticker mark on front, promo stamp on back. UK original.
Compilation from 2012 offering a varied selection including tracks from Ron Hardy, Amin Peck, Jan Hammer and Buffalo Springfield. LPs have some surface marks but play well. Cover in shrink with minor corner creases. Printed inners are a little worn.
Norwegian contemporary classical and avantgarde from 1967. Small scratch marks causes light ticks on A1 and A2, nice and clean vinyl apart from that. Fragile thin-paper sleeve has some creasing. Norwegian only original.
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