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Early Impulse title with lovely jazz tunes in "Impulse" and "Speak Low". Later US MCA pressing.
Quintet fusion LP from 1987, listen to "Vinterdans". Cover has light general wear, small tear on spine, tiny sticker mark on front. Swedish original.
LP from 1979 with the soft midtempo tune "Faster than a speeding bullet" and the disco classic "Don't stop". Cover has ring wear (a bit more than on photo but not very bad), a sawcut, a few creases and 2 cm peel-off on spine. US original.
"Autumn Song" lovely, mellow jazz track! LP from 1977 with some free jazz moments as well. US original with red/green label and 75 Rockefeller-address and WEA-logo. Cover on this copy has ring wear, drill hole plus signs of removed sticker at opening front and back (not on website photo).
1969 folk rock album with two highligts in the title track and "Fido". Some light marks on record, nothing deep. Cover has ring wear, lamination creasing/lifting and staining from water damage on back. Dutch original with orange labels.
"My old man's away" funky rock track with hard drums. Light marks on record, plays fine. UK original.
50s jazz set with Dave Burns and Eddie Jefferson who sings on "I got the blues". Check that track and "Jammin' with James". US OJC reissue.
US original, MG 12066 with red/silver deep groove labels, RVG in dead wax. Cover has 8 cm split top seam right, minor damage/tear at opening plus some rubbing and neat writing on back. Solo piano LP including version of "There's a small hotel" and "Easy to love".
German original. LPs are glossy with some light marks, both play fine. Cover has minor edge wear and creasing. Silver pen writing in dead wax on side 1 and 3.
Compilation of songs from the Womens culture festival in 1977 featuring Turid, Röda Bönor, Lena Ekman and more. The two standouts are the funky "Carcara" and the deep psych-jam "Svartsjuk". Faint sticker mark on front cover. Swedish original.
LP from 1967 with a soft psych/pop sound. Listen to "Paisley dreams". Record is clean with a small pressing bubble not affecting play. Cover in shrink with a drill hole. US stereo original.
Compilation inclucding awesome stuff as "Hidden Charms" "Ace Of Spades" "Branded" etc. Cover has faint sticker mark on front.
Jazz from 1978 with Woody Shaw, Palle Mikkelborg, Kenny Wheeler etc. Listen to "For flying out proud". Neat writing on back cover. German original.
1969 country/folk rock with the killer "There you go" and a nice "Song for Stephen Stills". Gatefold cover has tiny drill hole. US original.
"Six O Clock" have a bit of psychedelia in it. Or try the ballad "Try A Little Bit". Clean record. Cover has corner/ring/edge wear, creasing, 2 cm top split, 14 cm bottom split. Scandinavian original.
1979 solo album from the Television guitarist. Listen to te title track and "Blue And Grey". Clean record. Cover has sticker residue on front. German 2nd pressing, red labels.
Sleazy Euro disco by Biba & co, with the killer "Don't want to start again". Could also be useful for the laid-back "Sun reggae" (not reggae...). Light marks, plays well. French original.
Fusion from 1979 with Hector Bingert & Erling Kroner, check "Eat Your Heart Out". Swedish only original, with printed inner sleeve. This copy comes with Caprice-newsletter featuring an article about White Orange.
Their 1978 album including the fine soul cuts "Let me touch you" and "Bitter sweet soul music" + a few boogie tunes. Cover has a tiny tear on front and back (not on photo) plus a small piece of clear tape by opening. UK original.
Very intense free jazz/free funk from 1981, listen to "Street Priest". German original.
Dreamy sound from 1984 with the lovely ambient "Unchanged malady". Cover has a small sticker on front (not on photo). Scandinavian original.
2013 LP by Daniel Fagerström on a quirky synthesizer adventure. Swedish original, comes with CD.
"Night in Tunisia" in a superb vocal jazz version. Marks and lines on record, plays alright. SCTX 140.114, with flipback cover - I believe this is an early 2nd French pressing.
Glitchy ambient from Australia - listen to "Discourse II" or "Petrol".
Solid indie rock from England with "Thelonious on Monk street" and "Return of the monkey boy" being my picks. UK original.
Soundtrack-inspired mini LP from 2012 with two cool takes on "Les visiteurs" and "Assault on precinct 13". Nice copy. Record has quite many light surface lines, plays well. This copy is in shrink. Swedish original.
"Mannish boy" - always works. Cover has small sticker on back. European original, with printed inner sleeve.
Album from 1982. Check the tough instrumental "Slammin'". US original.
1984 Cale with the powerful "Experiment number 1" and the softer "Caribbean sunset" poking my ears in a delightful way. Light general wear. European original.
1962 album from Broonzy & Washboard. Listen to "Horse Shoe Over My Door" or the uptempo rhythm & blues in "Diggin' My Potatoes". Record is a wellplaying VG. Dutch later pressing.
Raw blues from 1950-1961 - listen to "Alberta" by Stick Horse Hammond. US original.
Cameroonian artist on LP from 1981, listen to "Ka lonka". Record is like new. Cover has light scratching on front and some wear/peeling on spine. French original.
Live recordings from the International Jazz Festival in Prague 1966 featuring Lou Bennett Trio (incl. Philip Catherine), Bill Ramsey & Paul Kuhn Trio (incl. Pierre Favre and Jimmy Woode) and Kvarteto KM. Listen to "Guess What" by Lou Bennett Trio and "Expres 18'35" by Kvarteto KM. Record is shiny with a few minor marks, plays a little crackly from pressing but not very bad. Thin generic Supraphon-sleeve is a bit creased and has 3 cm split on bottom seam center. Czechoslovakian only original.
"I like it" great boogie tune and "Just for you" a nice two stepper! LP is low VG+ with pretty minor marks, plays well. Cover has hard creasing and some edge wear. Hype sticker and 3 cm round shop sticker (not on photo) on front. UK original.
"All the way down" tough version of the Etta James classic. US original, still sealed copy. Cover has minor corner bumps and a punch hole.
Contemporary jazz from Norway with synthesizers and droning electric guitar/electronics - listen to "Sixth sense". Norwegian original. Printed inner sleeve, no CD.
"Are you ready for love" epic soul/disco end-of-nighter! Italian original with lyric inner sleeve.
French compilation from 1965. Record has surface marks and scuffs, plays decent. Front cover looks great but flipback is damaged on back towards the left side. French original.
Instrumental album from 1968. Listen to the mighty bombastic "Nine Times Blue" which starts with Hal Blaine's drum break. Cover in shrink. US later pressing from 1978.
Gaslini & co in 1985, listen to "ESP 3". Clean record, cover has discrete sticker mark on front plus a few small stains front and back. Italian only original.
Folk/rock album from 1972. Listen to the beautiful "I wanna live". Record has light marks, plays fine with a bit of surface noise occasionally. Cover has cut corner. This copy is not in shrink. US original, no lyrics insert.
1969 album from this bubblegum group. It has some nice tracks in the psychedelic areas. Listen to "In The Beginning / The Thing" or the great fuzz in "Beggar's Epitaph". Cover has drill hole (not in photo). US original.
1984 Swedish synth pop with a version of "Rock You Baby" that is worth some attention. Listen to that and "Everybody's Talking" (not a version of Harry Nilsson's evergreen). Cover has a dedication on back, from the artist himself. Swedish original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
Early soul/r&b album including the big hit "Easier Said Than Done". Cover 12 cm split on top seam right, 8 cm split bottom seam right, pieces of clear tape on top and bottom seam at opening, splits/cracks on left part on top and bottom seam plus a stamp on back. Looks quite decent overall. US mono original, R 25234.
Early 50s recordings with Nick Travis, George Wallington etc. Listen to "Mulligan's too". Cover in shrink with obi underneath. A little wear on opening edge. Old US reissue.
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