KAI WINDING - THE INCREDIBLE KAI WINDING TROMBONES:
Early Impulse title with lovely jazz tunes in "Impulse" and "Speak Low". Later US MCA pressing.

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MICHAEL NESMITH - THE WICHITA TRAIN WHISTLE SINGS:
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.

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CLARENCE HENRY - YOU ALWAYS HURT THE ONE YOU LOVE:
Rhythm & blues album from 1961 by the Frogman. Check "Little Suzy". Cover (with classic themed photo) has 10 cm top & bottom split. US later pressing.

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LESTER YOUNG - THE ALADDIN SESSIONS:
2xLP set from 1975 featuring rare Aladdin releases recorded in 1945-1948. Listen to "After you've gone". Cover has small worn spots around edges, two sticker on back + plenty of (neat) writing on back (session details).

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KENNY CLARKE & FRANCY BOLAND BIG BAND - JAZZ IS UNIVERSAL:
US stereo pressing, Atlantic SD 1401, blue/green label with black fan and horisontal Atlantic print = 3rd US pressing from mid 60s. Nice and clean copy, just a tiny drill hole on cover. LP from 1962 with Benny Bailey, Åke Persson, Zoot Sims, Sahib Shihab etc. Listen to "Charon's Ferry".

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FLEETWOOD MAC - BARE TREES:
Folky album with my two picks in "The ghost" and "Sunny side of heaven". Clean record. Cover has large saw cut, 10 cm top split, two tiny stains on front (not in photo). US later pressing with WEA-logo on label.

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JAMES QUINTET - I'M JUST A FOOL / PAW'S IN THE KITCHEN:
"Paw's In The Kitchen" stomping rhythm & blues with great vocals. US later 7" pressing of rare 78 RPM original.

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THUNDERCLAP NEWMAN - HOLLYWOOD DREAM:
Pete Townshend-produced album from 1970, with the cheesy hit "Something In The Air". But listen to the phased out "I Don't Know" instead. US later pressing.

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PIANO RED - IN CONCERT:
R&B/blues album from 1956. One side with live recordings, the other one from studio. Listen to "Pay It No Mind". Nice copy with little wear. US later pressing.

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JAMES GANG - YER' ALBUM:
Heavy classic rock with hints of blues and psych. Listen to the Stephen Stills tune "Bluebird". US later pressing from 1979.

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ORNETTE COLEMAN - THE BEST OF:
1970 compilation including 6 tracks - check "Lonely woman" and "Una muy bonita". Faint sticker mark on back cover.

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FREDDIE CHAVEZ - THEY'LL NEVER KNOW WHY / BABY I'M SORRY:
One of the big northern soul oldies, with a flipside that's excellent as well. Record looks good but 3 sec styrene burn in intro to "They'll never" forces VG grade. Old unofficial repress, red label, styrene.

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KENNY AND THE KASUALS - THE IMPACT SOUND OF KENNEY AND THE KASUALS:
Wild garage album from 1966. Listen to "Empty Heart". Great copy in shrink. US later pressing from 1977.

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FLAMINGOS - REQUESTFULLY YOURS:
1960 album from this legendary doo wop group. "You, me and the sea" is lovely. Later (1970s) US pressing with blue/red labels.

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DEL VIKINGS - THE SWINGING, SINGING DEL VIKINGS RECORD SESSION:
Late 50s doo wop album, listen to "Oh tonight". Later US pressing, black/silver labels without deep groove, flexible vinyl.

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JOHNNY SHINES - BLUES MASTERS:
1969 blues album featuring Willie Dixon and Otis Spann. Listen to "From dark 'til dawn" or "Last night's dream". Cover has small saw cut. US later pressing from 1972 of "Last Night's Dream" from 1969.

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BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS - SAME:
Record is clean and shiny but has a mark causing soft clicks on A1+2. Gatefold cover has light wear. Half-speed mastered later US pressing from 1980.

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PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS - MIDNIGHT RIDE:
Tough garage rock in "Louie, Go Home" and a fierce version of "I'm Not Your Stepping Stone". Cover in shrink with some corner wear. US later pressing.

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ROSE BATISTE - HOLDING HANDS / THAT'S WHAT HE TOLD ME:
Detroit northern with that typical sound - magic in the air in those days. Old repress of rare original, on vinyl instead of styrene. Just a few tiny marks on record, but the sound quality of the pressing is not fantastic.

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BYRDS - DR. BYRDS & MR. HYDE:
Solid mix of country styled rock and psych from 1969. Listen to "Child of the universe" or "Bad night at the Whiskey". Shiny record with a light mark side B not affecting play. Cover in shrink. US later pressing from 1971, red/yellow labels.

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JOE TURNER - BIG JOE RIDES AGAIN:
1960 vocal jazz album with a blues touch, listen to "When I was young". Light storage pattern on record, plays ok. Cover has minor lamination bubble on front + small tear on back. Later US (early 70s) pressing with red/green labels with 1841 Broadway-address.

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WOODY GUTHRIE - STRUGGLE:
"Pretty Boy Floyd", "Ludlow Massacre" and more essential stuff from the legend. Clean record. Cover has one bumped corner. US later pressing, with booklet.

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JESSE FULLER - JESSE FULLER'S FAVORITES:
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.

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STEPPENWOLF - AT YOUR BIRTHDAY PARTY:
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.

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LOWELL FULSOM - TRAMP:
Classic r&b/funk in the title track! Cover has 5+1 cm splits on bottom edge. Later US pressing on United (After the Kent releases).

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VARIOUS - MISSISSIPPI BLUES 1927-1941:
Compilation of raw blues from 1927-1941. Listen to "Delta blues" or "Hang it on the wall". Cover in great shape but has name + date written on back. US later pressing, black labels, 54 King Street address on back cover.

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BOB RELF - BLOWING MY MIND TO PIECES / GIRL, YOU'RE MY KIND OF WONDERFUL:
150 mph northern soul b/w a superb crossover classic (same tune as Olympics). Later US pressing from the 70s, yellow label vinyl copy. Record has light marks and a small smudge causing a few crunches on "Girl". Plays well outside of that.

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JIMMY SMITH - AT CLUB BABY GRAND WILMINGTON, DELAWARE (VOLUME 1):
US stereo pressing, BST 81528 with blue/white Liberty-labels = later pressing from late 60s (of 1956 original). 1956 live set with Thornel Schwartz and Donald Bailey, listen to "The Preacher".

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SPINNERS - THE ORIGINAL SPINNERS:
One of the best 60s albums from the Motown stables, including stunners like "I'll always love you", "Sweet thing" and "How can I"! Nice copy in slightly torn shrink. Later US press from 1981.

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TAJ MAHAL - SAME:
Blues rock album from 1968. Listen to the funky "Leaving Trunk". Record close to EX. Sticker over Columbia logo on labels. Cover has light ring/corner wear, creasing. US later pressing.

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FOUR LOVERS - JOYRIDE:
Pre-Four Seasons Frankie Valli and Tommy DeVito. Listen to "This Is My Story". Cover has top- bottom & spinesplit. US later pressing.

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SHARON JONES & THE DAP KINGS - 100 DAYS, 100 NIGHTS:
2007 album from one of the most successful soul/funk acts of the century. Safe bet if you like their other stuff, check the title track and "Nobody's baby". Later US pressing.

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MASTER ACE - TAKE A LOOK AROUND / THE BEST OF:
Marley Marl-produced classic from 1990. Contains "I got ta" & "Me and the biz". This 1995 repress is also called "The best of Master Ace". Cover in shrink (not on photo).

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MILES DAVIS - MY FUNNY VALENTINE - MILES DAVIS IN CONCERT:
Great live recording with Hancock, Williams, Carter & Coleman including a version of "All Blues". Later US 70s pressing, PC 9106 with red/yellow labels. This copy has black stickers over Columbia-logos on on front and back cover plus around spine (unlike website photo) plus black sticker on labels covering the Columbia-logos. Sticker on back.

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J.J. BARNES - PLEASE LET ME IN / I THINK I FOUND A LOVE:
One of the all-time Detroit soul greats. Unofficial later pressing, on vinyl instead of styrene.

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MILES DAVIS - SEVEN STEPS TO HEAVEN:
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.

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JOHN COLTRANE - TRANEING IN:
Late 50s album with Red Garland, Paul Chambers and Arthur Taylor. Great quartet session, check "Bass Blues". Cover has two small stickers on front (not on photo) and small writing on back. Green labels = later US 70s issue of LP originally issued in 1958 as "John Coltrane With The Red Garland Trio".

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ERIC DOLPHY - AT THE FIVE SPOT VOL 1:
Wonderful album with Booker Little, Mal Waldron, Richard Davis & Eddie Blackwell. Listen to "Fire Waltz" and "Bee Vamp". Later US (70s) pressing with green labels.

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J DILLA - MOTOR CITY:
Nicely packaged selection of remastered Dilla-beats, some you might recognize from beat tapes, others might be new. Repress.

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JOHN COLTRANE - LIVE AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD:
US stereo pressing, AS-10 with orange/black ABC-Paramount labels with A/B suffix on catalogue number = early 3rd US stereo pressing. RVG STEREO in dead wax. Record has marks and scuffs plus a few small scratch marks, plays with occassional clicks and crackle (mainly in the intro of side 1). Cover has corner wear, lamination flaking at opening back plus some water damage/staining inside gatefold. Classic live recording including the wonderful "Spiritual".

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ROLLING STONES - BEGGARS BANQUET:
Big classic including "Sympathy for the devil" and "Street fighting man". Record in the lower part of VG+ with some light scuffs and surface marks, but plays fine. Cover has light general wear, tiny stain on front (not in photo). US later pressing from 1971, gatefold sleeve.

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FREDDIE GIBBS & MADLIB - PINATA:
Best hip hop LP of 2014, and still standing strong. Gibbs is accompanied by the likes of Danny Brown, Raekwon & Scarface, backed by the Madlib's top shelf beats. Listen to "Shame", "Lakers" or "Knicks". 2021 repress, black vinyl.

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IMMORTAL TECHNIQUE - REVOLUTIONARY VOL. 2:
More revolutionary raps on the follow-up to his well received debut. Listen to "Industrial revolution". Later pressing.

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VARIOUS - BRAZILIAN GUITAR FUZZ BANANAS:
Exactly what the title says, 2LP filled with wild & groovy psychedelic music with lots of fuzz! Listen to "Lindo Sonho Delirate" with Fabio and "As Turbinas Estao Ligadas" with Ely.

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OTIS WILLIAMS AND HIS CHARMS - SING THEIR ALL TIME HITS:
Lovely doo wop/rnb compilation with "I'd Like To Thank You Mr. D.J." "Two Hearts" and more. US 70s later pressing.

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IVEYS - MAYBE TOMORROW:
1969 psych/beat album from the group that later became Badfinger. Listen to the title track or "Beautiful And Blue". Clean record. Cover has light ring/corner wear. Side B-label both sides. US later pressing from 1980.

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SEEDS - A WEB OF SOUND / STEREO:
Deep, moody garage/psych from 1966. Listen to "Just let go" or "Up in her room". Great copy in shrink. US later pressing, red labels with white "Gnp Crescendo" and black "The Seeds".

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YVONNE BAKER - YOU DIDN'T SAY A WORD / TO PROVE MY LOVE IS TRUE:
One of THE northern soul classics. This is a 70s boot replicating the East Coast demo design, has Frankford Wayne etching in dead wax but no AudioMatrix-stamp. Slight noise for a few rounds in the intro, then fine.

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MARVELETTES - PLAYBOY:
Lovely Motown classic, includes "I think I can change you" and many more great tunes. TM 231, yellow label with horizontal disc & globe on top. 3rd US mono issue, after the white and yellow labels with overlapping globes, but still an early 60s pressing. LP is very close to NM. Cover has minor rub wear on front, looks nice.

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LUTHER INGRAM - SAME:
1986 album from this soul giant, including the deep ballad "Baby Don't Go Too Far". US original, this copy is not in shrink but still looks alright.