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Freestyle from 1992 by a man in despair. Record is glossy with some minor marks, plays fine. Small writing on labels. US original, promo copy.
1978 album with Albert Järvinen & co. Listen to "You Can't Be My Mama". Nice copy with little wear. Swedish original.
Nice copy with little wear. US stereo original.
Gangsta 12" from 1996. US original in nice condition.
Soul LP from 1969 produced by Frank Wilson, including the killer northern dancer "We'll find a way" and a great version of the Smokey Robinson-penned sweet soul classic "Ooo baby baby". Cover has a cut corner (unlike photo). US original.
Bluesy/jazzy instrumentals on LP from 2020. Listen to "Walker".
Compilation including the miserable "Weepin' & Cryin'" with vocals (and quite convincing sobbing) by Tommy Brown. Superb copy.
Album with performances from Swedish radio and British television. Unofficial release from 1977.
Fine funky soul from the "Head over heels" outfit. US original, promo copy.
1964 album with wellknown dance numbers aswell as some original ones, like the manic "Nightfall" and "Movin' Out". Record has a suspicious mark side B not affecting play. US original.
Tough R&B compilation with Eddie Kirkland, Mr Bo etc. Listen to "Hot Stuff" sounds like a deformed mutant version of Bo Diddley. US original.
Compilation with John Lee Hooker, Bumble Bee Slim, Floyd Dixon etc.
1976 Chicago blues compilation with Little Walter, John Brim, Homesick James etc.
Detroit blues with Baby Boy Warren, Playboy Fuller, Walter Mitchell etc. Cover is slightly wavy, nothing too bad.
Compilation holding the amazing "I Need $ 100" with One String Sam.
Compilation with 50s doowop on the Chicago-based label Parrot, including the spellbinding "Aurelia" by Pelicans. Cover is a bit bubbly from water damage on the back.
Powerful version version of the Jimmy Ruffin song. US original, national release on Wand with different B-side than on the Estill issue, think this is a slightly different take as well. Record is visually VG to VG+ with light marks, plays fine. US original in company sleeve, drill hole through label.
Their first album, from 1984, including "Stick 'em", "Jail house rap" and "Can you feel it". No shrink on this copy, cover has a sawcut. US original, SUS 1015.
Cool organ blues in the title track! Or listen to the duet with his wife Lucille in "Blind Man". Cover has ring/rub/edge wear, writing on back. US original, yellow label version.
Leftfield rock/dance sides. Pic sleeve has a little creasing and light edge wear. UK original.
Mellow Icelandic folk from 1970. Listen to "Jolakvöld" Light marks on record, plays ok with some crackle/noise. Cover has heavy ring wear, sticker on front. Icelandic original.
Compilation worth having for the funky "Me And My Woman" with Little Joe Blue!
An anthology of smoking Texas blues and R&B guitar - 1947-1964.
"She Walks Like My Mary Ann" heavy blues with razor sharp guitar! Great copy. UK original.
Hip hop/beats album from 1999. Check "Ground zero". Cover has a few minor creases and a small residue mark. UK original.
Breatbeat/hardcore classic from 1991. UK original in company sleeve.
Punchy 70s soul b/w a slick sweet soul side. Labels are a little bubbly. US original, promo.
Obscure old harmonica blues compiled from rare 78s. Check "Harmonica And Washboard Breakdown" which sounds just like the title says. Great copy.
GP recorded live with Emmylou Harris in 1973. Cover has faint sticker mark on front. German original with printed inner sleeve.
1987 live set with the king of juju. US original, with obi. Clear vinyl
1965 album with the groovy "Cadillac". Lots of mark on record, plays ok with some background noise and odd clicks. Cover has faint sign of writing on back. Swedish original.
Vibes- and marimba-led jazz from 1978, listen to the second part of "Passage". Cover has minor bend top right + saw cut on bottom seam. Still sealed US original, soundclip from previous copy. Shrink is a bit worn + a little open at top part of opening edge.
Indie/electronic 2LP from 2012. Listen to "Reagan's Skeleton". Cover has hype sticker. UK/European original, white/blue marbled vinyls. Including CD.
Soul/funk from 2004, listen to "Trouble me" and "Hurt me so". LP is between VG+ and EX. Cover has light wear on front. Italian original.
His best LP with killer vocal jazz tunes as "Work song" and versions of "Dat dere" and "Afro blue". Light marks on record, plays ok. Front-laminated flipback cover in fine shape with minor signs of use only. SBPG 62229, 2nd UK stereo pressing from 1966 (of 1960 original).
Instant funk boogie with Began Cekic helping out on production. US original, plain yellow label variation.
Italo from 1989. Swedish original, promo copy in Beat Box promo sleeve. Small sticker on front cover, tiny writing on A-side label.
Classy modern day techno/electro, especially "Total comfort" and "Connect in rest" are excellent.
Triple album from 1996, including "Higher state of consciousness" and "Don't laugh". Solid copy, cover in shrink with hype sticker. US original.
Psychedelic folk/rock from 1969. Check "Seascape". Nice copy. Cover has store stamp on back. Greek original.
Box-of-frogs-mad Moog versions of "What'd I say" and "Apache". French original from 1973.
"My world is empty without you" & "I hear a symphony" big Motown hits. LP has some light marks, plays well. Cover has light shelf wear and a "stereo" sticker on front. US stereo original with blue map label, deep groove and 2648 W Grand Blvd address.
1982 album featuring Sly & Robbie, Wally Badarou etc, recorded at Compass Point. Kind of a dubby new wave sound, listen to "I scare myself" (also done by Thomas Dolby) or "Till the doctor gets back". Cover has light wear and a faint residue mark on front and back. UK original.
Modern classical/musique concrète recorded 1959, listen to "Poeme Electronique". Record has light marks and scuffs, plays ok. Cover has edge wear and one bent corner. Dutch original.
US stereo original, SD 1489, green/blue label and black fan logo with horisontal Atlantic print. Cover has mild humidity spotting + minor wear on edges. 1967 soul jazz album with the groovy "House of David" and the fine Cedar Walton-penned "The Holy Land".
1980 debut album by "Fjärde bästa bandet i Lund" as they call themselves. Very unique sounding to say at least. Too many classics but listen to "ELMIA - Jordbruksutställning" or "Sverige". Swedish original.
Big band jazz from 1976, written and arranged by Oliver Nelson with Zoot Sims, Phil Woods and Ron Carter in the band - deep sound on "The East Side, The West Side"! Small Fono-stickker on back cover. German original.
Moody house from 2011, listen to the A1 version of "The slug". German original.
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