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"What does it take (to win your love)" & "If I could give you the world" awesome crossover soul! LP is very clean. Cover in shrink with a tiny sawcut, a cut corner and a minor corner bend. Small writing in dead wax on side 1. US original.
1970 compilation of singles recorded from 1954-1961. Listen to "That's all right baby". Record has a few light marks, tiny pressing bubbles causing light clicks. Cover has light wear, lines on front from manufacturing. US original with blue labels.
His first LP, including the jazzy "You don't know like I know" and "Precious, precious". LP is in pretty nice shape, just a few marks and a couple of scattered ticks. Cover has some minor wear and a tiny sticker on front. US stereo original, Enterprise 13-100 with blue label.
Soul/rock with a cooking organ, listen to "Hey brother". Vinyl in great shape. Name sticker on back cover and B-side label. UK stereo original on Apple, SAPCOR 9.
Piano trio double album from 1973 with John Hatton & Carl Burnett, listen to the version of "On Green Dolphin Street". Cover has ring/rub wear + 1-3 cm splits on top and bottom seams at opening. US original, blue label with black B.
Influential comp from 1996 with top tunes as Jerome Richardson's jazz dancer "No problem", Doris "You never come closer" and Ananda Shankar's massive sitar funk tunes "Dancing drums" and "Streets of Calcutta". Cover has a small price tag on front (not on photo).
Early Monk effort for Blue Note and a beautiful one, including "Well you needn't", "Round about midnight" and "Epistrophy". Cover has faint stamp on back. French reissue from 1982.
"So lonely without you" killer mellow soul tune! "Sugar daddy" is nice funk/soul too. Cover has a drill hole and light shelf wear, looks fine. US original.
"Hum Allah" powerful version of the Pharoah Sanders classic! "Quartetto" and the spaced-out "Danza caruana" are nice as well. Record and cover in nice shape. Italian 2nd issue, Philips 811 001-1.
Rare Japanese piano trio album recorded 1978 with Nobuyoshi Ino and Steve Jackson - the deep "Dis-charge" is superb and the opening "Hornet" is great too! Reissue.
Follow-up to the Miles Davis & John Coltrane, recorded in 1960 but not released until 1986. Beautiful LP with "All blues", "Round midnight" etc. Features Jimmy Cobb, Wynton Kelly and Paul Chambers. 5 mm mark causes light clicks on C1, minor pressening defect on D1 (not affecting plays), rest looks and plays great. Cover has edge wear and minor creasing. Swedish original.
Split LP with great modern jazz sounds by Wallgrens Orkester including Ivan Oscarsson and Tommy Koverhult on one side, listen to "Mandally". Other side is more traditional jazz by Ove Lind's Sextet. Strong VG+ copy, no major issues at all. Swedish only original.
Folk-jazzy mid 70s LP out of Lebanon with spacey synths floating away. Listen to the title tune. Reissue of cassette-only original.
1965 sessions from the extraordinary Sun Ra - hard to do this record justice with a short description, but try "The shadow world" to get a taste. Remastered and expanded reissue from 2017.
Great afro/funk/jazz LP from 1975. My favorites are "Nairobi" and "Kenia". Reissue of German-only original.
Great rare groove classics from Linda Williams, Lemuria, Father's Children, Johnny Bristol, Gwen McCrae and loads more.
"Misdemeanor" classic breakbeat/rare groove track with a very charming vibe! "More love" is my personal favorite. Reissue of popular LP.
1971 album backed by 75% of I Marc 4 (!) plus Angelo Baroncini and Dino Piana. High quality all the way with personal favourites in "Metropoli" and the spacey interlude "Un Volto Una Storia". Reissue from 2008.
Otis on fine form with versions of "Pain in my heart" & "These arms of mine". Cover has some ring/rub wear. US stereo original from 1968, yellow Atco labels with Broadway address.
Self-produced roots and lovers LP, listen to "Jumping for joy" and "Stay a little bit longer". Light marks on record, plays alright. Cover is strong VG with ring and edge wear + one creased corner. UK original (black vinyl issue).
LP from 1965 including the lovely "Just one kiss from you" and "Falling in love with you"! Record has a light scratch causing a few soft ticks on B2, not bad at all. Cover has average shelf wear and 1 cm split on top seam. US mono original with signal logo.
Modern soul/boogie album with highlights in "What's your pleasure" and the two stepper "You've got me where I want you". LP is glossy with some light sucffs and a 1,5 cm scratch causing minor clicks in the end of A2 and start of A3. Cover has a creased corner and a small sawcut. Small stamp on A-side label. US original, white label promo.
Miles from 1963 with a setting that includes Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams and Ron Carter. Check "Seven steps to heaven". Cover has a small sticker on front and small black pen marks over the Columbia logos on front and back (not on photo). Later (70s) US press with red label and yellow logos.
Live set featuring Blue Mitchell, Junior Cook, Gene Taylor & Roy Brooks. Contains the great "The Gringo"! 180 gram reissue from 2019.
Great live set with a sextet featuring the cream of young jazz Sweden playing the music of South African jazz legends like Chris McGregor, Louis Moholo and Dudu Pukwana. Nice spiritual/cape jazz vibes through all four sides, listen to "The Bride" and "Khanya Apho Ukhona". With Sebastian Bergström, Elin Forkelid, Konrad Agnas, Ville Bromander, Niklas Barnö and Anna Högberg. Comes in beatiful gatefold cover, with insert and bonus CD. NO shrink or hype sticker on this copy.
Avantgarde jazz recorded live 1987 with Vincent Chancey, Pierre Dorge and Curtis Clark. Dreamy, hazy jazz sound across both sides - listen to "Long Goodbye". Record in top shape, cover has 3 cm damage on top seam center and a distribution sticker on back. German only original.
Deep Norwegian jazz sounds on this previously unissued live set, recorded at Molde Jazz Festival 1973 with Calle Neumann, Knut Riisnaes and Espen Rud. Listen to "Part 4" and "Part 2". Limited to 500 copies.
Solid soul/disco LP including the superb "Slippin' away" and the stepper "One in a million". Cover has a small sticker and a tiny tear on front (not on photo). US original.
"Afro Texas" cool and different folky/funk tune with a nice break. Light sleeve marks on record, plays ok. Cover still in shrink (partially torn on back). Cut corner (top right on this copy). US original.
Hard and loud psych rock from 1969 with Burns Kellogg and Bruce Stephens that went on to join Blue Cheer later. Listen to "Scorpio woman". Record has a bit of storage wear, tiny pressing bubble, plays fine. Cover has some general wear, tear on spine. US original, gatefold sleeve.
Excellent afro funk set including the superb title tune. This was unissued until Strut released it in 2002. Here is a Mr Bongo reissue with a better-looking cover and great sound. As new copy in shrink.
US stereo pressing, AS-1 with orange/black ABC-Paramount labels = early 2nd pressing. RVG STEREO in dead wax. A few minor marks on record, plays well. Cover has minor lamination issues, slight wear to edges and corners, sticker on back and neat writing inside gatefold. LP with Bill Evans, Paul Chambers & Roy Haynes. Listen to "Judy" or "This could be the start of something". 1 LP but postage as for 2 LPs due to heavy gatefold cover.
1973 album with a great title track and "Lady grinning soul" + more. Both record and cover are in great shape. Remastered reissue from 1990.
Nice (pun intended) progressive UK rock from 1968 with Keith Emerson on the keyboards, drawing heavily from classical music. Listen to a clip from side 2. Record has a light mark on A1 not affecting play. Cover has minor general wear and staining on flipback, UK original, with pink label.
1974 prog classic with songs that every Swede has been fed since birth, like "Lägg av!" "Bängen Trålar" and of course the title track. Almost always in bad condition but this copy is pretty fine actually. Even includes the lyrics booklet in great shape! Swedish original.
Essential krautrock with a unique edge. The hip hop sample "Vitamin C" is a standout, but don't miss "Spoon" and the more cinematic "One more night". Reissue from 2013.
Strong jazz set from 1961 with Eric Dolphy & Don Ellis. Check "Ezz-thetics". Record has one long surface line on side 2 not affecting play. Cover has light wear + small "Made In Japan"-sticker on back. Japanese reissue from 1975, SMJ 6112, no obi or insert.
Percussive latin/funk jazz LP from 1973. Includes the super intense "Circle"! Reissue with bonus CD.
2015 album by the hardest working man in Swedish hip hop. Soulful hip hop with a G-funk vibe, listen to "Regn (Andetag)", "Länder" and "Rök".
Swedish hip hop from 2015 with more than a nod to the 90s golden era, far stronger than most in this field. Listen to "Role model" and "Budwiser" feat. Keith Murray. Made in 200 numbered copies + a bonus 7".
1974 krautrock with a breezy, free-flowing hippie vibe. Laid back jamming with saxophones, flutes and fuzzy guitars. Listen to "Out of the city" and "Seerock". Cover is a bit wavy with some miscolouration from water damage at bottom part, also a bumped corner and minor sticker tear on front. German original.
Little Brother-style sound from 2019, should work fine if you prefer hip hop of a more soulful/jazzy variety. Listen to "The struggle" or "Eternal ridin'".
2LP live album from 1975. Llisten to "Kobah" or the long, massive "Köhntark". Clean records. Gatefold cover has just minor creasing, small distribution sticker on back. German later pressing from 1985.
Their debut album with lovely sweet soul on tracks as "All I have" and "That's how it feels". Reissue.
Waits' insane "operachi romantico" from 1987. "Straight to the top (Rhumba)" and "Way down in the hole" need to be heard. Some light scuffs/marks on record, plays fine. Cover has faint sticker mark on back. Swedish original, gatefold sleeve.
2014 album with his unique hip hop fusion sound, featuring all the usual suspects like Thundercat, Kamasi Washington, Kendrick Lamar and so on. Listen to "Never catch me" or "Coronus, the terminator".
Maybe his best album with monster classics as "Another star", "As" & "Love's in need of love today". LPs are EX, the bonus 45 is low VG+. Cover has ring wear. US original, with booklet and bonus 7".
Danish original, DEB-131 with black/silver labels and small deep groove. Lots of marks and scratches on record, plays with constant but fairly low background crackle so still enjoyable. Cover has tape remains along spine front and back plus on lower flipback on back, could most likely be removed if you put a little time and effort on it. Also 2 cm split on bottom seam center, 2 cm split bottom seam right plus 2,5 cm rip on opening edge front. Live set with Coleman Hawkins, Bud Powell, Oscar Pettiford & Kenny Clarke recorded 1960 in Germany. Listen to the beautiful, melancholic "All The Things You Are".
J Dilla's little brother on a 2017 album. Soulful hip hop with a slight P-funk leaning at times - listen to "Photosynthesis" or "Sam Cook".
1976/77 blues set released in Sweden and USA on Amigo and Advent. Listen to "Sitting & thinking". Swedish original.
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