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Their third album, from 1968. The O'Jays are one of my favorite soul groups ever - check "I dig your act" & "Look over your shoulder" for two prime why. Cover has mild humidity spotting. Japanese reissue from 1990, PLP 6518 with insert but no obi.
Rare Italian trio jazz with Bruno Tommaso, Franco Tonani & Franco D'Andrea. Check the modal "Frammento". Record is strong VG+ with a few minor marks on each side, nothing serious at all. High quality reissue with thick cardboard cover, released in 2008 and hard to find now.
Obscure independent jazz LP from LA, including a version of Quincy Jones "Killer Joe". Cover has one small stain mark on front plus 5 cm center split on bottom seam. US original.
1979 improv/avantgarde with Henry Kaiser, listen to "Daredevils". Record looks untouched, cover has basic shelf wear. US original.
Kool And The Gang-inspired funk LP with the much used vocal sample "Who's the man with the masterplan" on the track "Anthology". Sealed US original with a small cutout. The shrink has been wrapped a little too tight, so the cover is slightly rounded/bowled along edges. Soundclip from previous copy.
1969 quartet session with Hampton Hawes, Monty Budwig and Shelley Manne, listen to "California Screamin'". Clean record, cover has some corner/edge wear plus mild sun fading along spine. 2nd US pressing with green labels from 1972.
UK hip hop classic from 1991, includes "Bring forth the guillotine". Only some very soft sleeve marks on vinyl. Cover has a minimal tear on front by opening. UK original with lyric inner sleeve.
Fusion LP from 1976 with John Abercrombie. Check the floaty "Flying Spirits". Clean record, cover has minor lamination issues only. German original.
"Soulful football" hard, meaty funk track with a nod to Sly Stone. Also holds semi-instrumental versions of the Tyrone Davis hits "Can I change my mind" & "Is it something you've got". LP is generally clean, just a tiny mark causing a couple of clicks on A2. Cover has minor wear, nothing serious. US original.
Duo free jazz with trumpet & percussion. Listen to "Finale". Clean record, cover in shrink. US original.
Heavy UK blues rock/prog from 1970. Listen to "Worry" or "Send your son to die". Record has light lines, plays really well except for three marks side A causing soft clicks. Cover has light general wear. No sticker mark on this copy. German original, pink bullseye labels.
"I'm the light", a wolf amongst sheep on this otherwise mostly country/blues oriented LP. A sweet tune with sitar and synthesizer. Record close to EX. Cover has drill hole, small bottom split. US original.
Turkish folk sounds mixed with jazz here in an interesting melting pot of music. Should definitely appeal to people into eastern style jazz. Check "Karadeniz" and the groovy "Hicaz dolap". This copy has round sticker on front (not on website photo). Early 2nd Swedish pressing, CAP 1031 with white labels, often sold as original.
Fusion from 1980 with Jan Hammer, David Liebman and the Brecker Brothers, check "Aunt Remus". Record in great shape. Cover looks good too, just minor corner bumps. US original.
Trio jazz with harp, electric guitar and drums. Check "The citadel" that in parts has an Alice Coltrane-ish vibe. Swedish only release pressed in small numbers.
Their second LP with the Chuck Berry tune "Roll over Beethoven" and "Please mister postman". Cover has sticker on front (not in photo). Dutch later pressing, black/silver labels.
One side sees P-Å Holmlander blowing free on his tuba, flipside is in tuba + drums and percussion duo mode. Check the version of Dollar Brand's "Jabulani". Cover has one tiny corner bump.
Album from 1964 composed by Riad Sombati. Cover has sticker (different from photo) on front and back. French later pressing.
Hard hitting fusion trio with Per Texas Johansson on sax and Daniel Bingert on bass - wild and hazy enough for me! Listen to "Risk för halka" and "Ingrid 15". Swedish only original, clean copy in shrink.
Quirky rock from 1975 with a pre-Blockheads Ian Dury. Listen to "The roadette song". Shiny and clean record with one tiny pressing bubble causing no trouble. Cover has minor lamination creasing. UK original.
Very convincing debut album by drummer Ousbäck featuring Jonas Kullhammar, Håkan Broström, Ludvig Berghe and Niklas Fernqvist. "Restaurang Wollmar" and "Inclinations" are both top notch, driving mid 60s-style hard bop (think Blue Note...), "Barnkalas" is a beautiful ballad and the rest is very nice too! Warmly recommended! Limited to 300 copies.
Contemplative, partly abstract yet melodic jazz with subtle electronic touches by a trio featuring Teppo Mäkynen, Antti Lötjönen and Jussi Kannaste. Listen to "Flaig and "D". Comes with photo book by Mäkynen.
Beautiful jazz from Brazil going between things like the melancholic "Ao amigo Quartin" and jazz dance moves like "Children" or "Gingerbread boy". 2018 reissue.
1967 LP with the nice "Juice head baby". Record in great shape. Cover has light wear, small writing on back. US stereo original, light blue labels.
Strong 1970 album with a folky, Beatlesque power pop sound. Listen to "Somebody made for me". Record in great shape. Cover has light general wear, small drill hole, sticker on back. US 2nd pressing from 1971.
Chunky funk/soul with prominent horns and hard drumming. Check the clip from "Morning".
Pacific exotica heaven, a sound I can't say I usually turn in to often, but sounds just perfect for those relaxed evenings/holidays/family gatherings - especially if you don't have a Tiki bar nearby. Listen to "Pacific paradise" and "China nights". Swedish original, black vinyl version.
Danish pop/beat from 1966. Listen to "Something you got". Record is visually VG to VG+, quite a lot of light marks, but plays nicely with very minor background noise. Cover has light wear and some aging/miscoloration on back. Danish original.
Country blues with guitar, fiddle & harmonica - listen to "Ain't gonna be your lowdown dog". Some light marks on record, plays fine. Cover has light cornerwear, lamination lifting along spine. First UK issue from 1966, released two years after the US original.
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.
Crisp and gritty instrumental hip hop from Sweden with that great, laid back 90s sound - listen to "All around", "No shortz" and "Luv this sh*t".
Another great release from BI/Daniel Israelsson, this time entering electronica/IDM territories (think a jazzier 90s Warp sound, intelligent drum & bass and I hear some Squarepusher in the mix too) with some kind of spiritual forest/fairy theme. Check "A Ladybug Exercising Tai-Chi...", "Green Elf Cup" and "Seven Fairies Dancing...". Black vinyl version, limited to 200 copies (of a total run of 300 copies).
Deep, experimental psychedelic music moving through uncharted terrotories. A bit like stoner rock, without a wall of guitars. Listen to "Antrabhava" and "New gate". Black vinyl version.
Soulful vocal fusion/pop backed by parts of Badbadnotgood, with guest appearances by Charlotte Day Wilson and Weyes Blood. Listen to "My God" or "You". Black vinyl version.
Finnish jazz set from 2019 with the awesome spiritual jazz cut "Mode For Tomorrow" and the deep soul jazz number "Black Mountains"!
Interesting duo live recording from 2016 with Finnish drummer Ilmari Heikinheimo and multi-instrumentalist Jimi Tenor - free but not totally out-there jazz with electronic touches, check "Tenho" and "Kaipuu part two". Hand stamped and numbered, limited to 250 copies.
3rd album by Danish combo DDDO, this time the ethio influeces are more subtle, making way for a more abstract and electronic sound than on their previous releases. "3DO III" is the most instant and afro-flavoured track, listen to that and the deep, side-long "3DO IV".
1976 album including the spacey funk track "Mother is a hippie". Sleeve marks on record, plays alright. Cover has soft ring wear, tiny stain mark on front + cut corner. US original, with printed inner sleeve (split and with tape residue).
US mono original, RM 441 with blue label and mic & reel logo. Record is generally more like EX but has a 0,5 cm scratch only causing 2-3 pops on A1. Cover has a little tearing on front and 12 cm split on spine (neatly repaired with clear tape). Vocal jazz with some blues tendencies - check the version of "Senor blues".
1975 album with studio outtakes and unreleased songs. Listen to "We're Having A Lovely Time" or "The Seeker". Unofficial release.
Current synthwave/space disco comp from 2017. Check Timecop 1983 "Journeys" or Droid Bishop "Days of the running man". UK original in shrink.
Italian boogie album from 1983 featuring the club classic "Ask the boss". This 2019 reissue includes anbanus LP with extra versions and remixes.
Pre-Four Seasons Frankie Valli and Tommy DeVito. Listen to "This Is My Story". Cover has top- bottom & spinesplit. US later pressing.
Jerry McCain, Sam Myers, Buddy Guy and others share space on this Japanese compilation. Listen to "Well Goodbye Baby". Cover has one bumped corner. Comes with lyrics insert.
Experimental solo guitar album with a droning, ethereal feel, listen to "Amnis (Creek's Dream Of Ocean)" and "1992".
Their 1966 debut album including the awesome " I Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore". Record and cover in great shape. US original.
Country/rockabilly from the 60s. Check "Who Shot Sam". Dutch original.
1985 album with the huge classic "Running up that hill". Record close to EX. Cover has light ring wear. Canadian original, with lyrics inner sleeve in fine shape.
Obscure and interesting folk duo from 1972. Listen to "Boogaloo" and "Song For A Dead Mole". Record has just some light sleeve scuffs. Cover in great shape. Released in a gatefold sleeve with nice artwork and a 4-page insert with a crossword puzzle. UK original, lyrics inner sleeve.
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