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First vinyl release of this 2008 album with first class backing by JA veterans as Flabba Holt, Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace, Earl "Chinna" Smith and Dwight Pinkney! Check the versions of Errol Dunkley's "A Little Way Different" and Luciano's "One In A Billion. Swedish original, coloured vinyl.
Full lenght debut from this funkier side project by Organic Pulse Ensemble-man Gustav Horneij together with Dimitrios Karatzios, check "Glisten Up" and the afro-beaty "Double Down".
"Strange games and things" brilliant funky soul/disco with those hard Barry White drums, much used in hip hop. Cover has some ring wear (more than on photo but still looks ok). US original.
Fifth release on the great Signal and Sound-label, featuring a trumpet, sax, bass, drums and vibes quintet. The driving and edgy "Skärp Dig!" is great, listen to that one and "Sparven". Limited release, 300 copies only.
LP from 1969 with great crossover soul on "Too weak to fight" and his version of "Can I change my mind"! LP is VG+ to EX. Cover in shrink (unlike photo) with hype sticker and a drill hole. US stereo original.
Split LP with one side by Werup & Sjöström and the other with Nils Lindbergs orchestra. Nils Lindbergs compositions are very nice, some parts of Werup-Sjöström's "Relax" are also beautiful. Small sticker on back cover. Swedish only original.
Fine trio jazz album from 1981 with this popular pianist plus Anders Jormin and Anders Kjellberg. Swedish only original, with printed inner sleeve. Nice and clean copy!
Hard funk/soul with cool vocals. Great record! Record has some surface marks, still a decent copy that plays well. Sticker residue mark on A-side label. US original, vinyl pressing. This is the label design with the globe to the right.
"Requiem for a lost planet" big funk/rock/fusion tune with a massive drum break and cool bass. Reminds me a bit of Placebo. Nice copy with little wear. UK original, orange label.
Twelve early sixties songs on big city life from The Drifters man. Listen to "Three rooms with running water" or "Chinatown" which both got liking on the northern soul scene ("beat ballads"). Small drill hole through cover and label. US original.
Classic digital dub album - check "Auto rhythm"! Reissue.
Killer disco funk with a heavy, heavy groove! Record only has a few minor marks, plays well. Custom sleeve is strong VG with some general wear but nothing too bad. Italian original.
1956 blowing session with Donald Byrd, Elmo Hope, Dug Watkins and Art Taylor. Listen to "Up" and "Kerplunk". Reissue.
Japanese fusion/jazz funk from '79 featuring Bernard Purdie. Includes a funky version of "Corazon" (Carole King, LTG Exchange etc.) and the bossa/fusion track "Samba Em Praia", "Let's Get Together" is great too. Reissue.
Another classy LP from Marlena, from 1973. "Hum this song" is my favorite here. Some light sleeve marks, plays well. Cover has edge wear + small sticker on back. German original, blue label with black B. Comes in US printed cover (as issued).
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).
US stereo pressing, BST 84102 with New York USA-labels, Van Gelder but no ear in dead wax = very early 2nd pressing. Cover has slight sticker marks front and back, 5-6 cm split top seam right + some small nicks on top seam. Gene Harris & co from 1962. Listen to "Sermonette".
Instrumental versions of Motown classics on this rare LP from 1965. "Baby love", "Come see about me", "Baby I need your loving" etc. Record in great shape. Cover has a minimal tear on front, ring wear on back, 1 cm split on bottom edge. US original, MT 620 with map label and deep groove.
"One more time" great soulful boogie and "Are you lonely" superb two step soul from this successful Philly duo! LP is clean. Cover is low VG+ due to 5 cm split middle top seam and a sticker on front and back (not on photo). European original.
Disco doublesider from a vocalist that sounds like Esther Phillips. "Manhattan" is my pick. US original.
Compilation of mindblowing Ethiopian jazz/funk tracks. Listen to "Alegntaye" & "Aykedashem lebe".
Quality deep/southern soul from A to Z. Check "I'll love you until the end" and "Ain't that loving you". Cover is low VG+ due to 5 cm split on top seam and a small stain around bottom left. US original.
One side featuring Red Mitchell Quartet and the other various musicians from Uppsala like Lars Erstrand. Listen to Red Mitchell's "You see that Olive tree?". Nice copy, just a vintage shop sticker on back cover. Swedish orginal.
Hit album from 1980, including "Uptown", "Head" and "Partyup". US original with printed inner sleeve (inner is a little split).
Piano trio set recorded live in Germany 1971 with Jimmy Woode and Pierre Favre. "Rock My Soul" is awesome! Cover has minor wear top seam left plus cut corner lower left. Early 2nd US pressing with white labels.
One of my favorite Sun Ra LPs including the stunning title track! 2017 reissue.
Killer Sun Ra LP with the oddball jazz/disco track "UFO" and the floaty "On Jupiter" & "Seductive fantasy". Highly recommended! 2018 reissue.
"I've got to find myself a brand new baby" great Motown classic. Cover is close to VG due to some ring wear, minimal corner cut and a small sticker on front (not on photo). US original with blue map label and deep groove.
Heavy organ jazz rock sound incl "Bumpin on sunset" & "John Brown's body". Record has a few pressing bubbles not causing any trouble. Cover has edge/corner wear, tear on spine, creasing. Scandinavian original.
Dutch avantgarde/electronics from late 50s. Fragile thin paper cover has ring/shelf wear, not light but not too bad either. Philips 835 056 AY with textured burgundy red label, "Made In Holland" printed on bottom of labels. I believe this was released earlier with different cover art so that would make this an early 2nd Dutch pressing.
Live album from one of the greatest sweet soul groups of all time. Check "If I didn't care" and their funky version of "It's your thing"! This copy is in torn shrink with a little wear around corners, a creased corner and tiny stamp on back. US original on Stang.
Indie soul album including the great two stepper "Crying on the inside" and the boogie tune "Sooner or later"! Clean copy in shrink. This is the old 2nd issue that's often sold as an original.
"The dip", "Needle in a haystack" and "Dr love" are three of the finest soul tunes ever to come out of L.A! This LP sees them in slightly different versions from the 45s. Japanese reissue from 1988, this copy comes with insert but no obi.
Catchy organ jazz dancer that was on Keb Darge's and Bob Jones' "Jazz Spectrum"-compilation ways back! US original.
Classic King Tubby-mixed dub album! Raw and early dub sound, check "Wood Roots" and "Raw Roots". Sleeve says King Tubby and Lee Perry mixed one side each, but in fact the whole album was recorded at Perry's Black Ark and mixed by King Tubby. Reissue.
5 piece Japanese vocal group doing a seldom seen oddball LP on King. Holds a r&b styled version of "Uptight" and the slower "Hold me close". Still sealed US original with punch hole. Soundclip from previous copy.
Great free jazz quintet album with a sound that partly reminds me of Don Cherry's Blue Note-stuff or some ESP-Disk release from the same period, listen to "Mot Kung och Fosterland" and "Allt Åt Alla". Limited release, 300 copies only.
"Old to the new", "Return of the hip hop freaks" and other feel-good classics on LP from 1994. Record is glossy with some light marks, plays well. Cover in shrink with hype sticker. Printed inner sleeve has some humidity staining. US original.
Mindblowing hip hop classic produced by Diamond D and Premier. Contains "Funky technician", "Baby, you nasty" & "Bad mutha". This is the instrumental version of the LP, SSR 007, pressed on 180 gram gold vinyl. This edition was only made in 250 copies. Gatefold sleeve has one bumped/bent corner.
Free jazz from 1977 with Leroy Jenkins, Sirone and Jerome Cooper. Listen to "March 4-1". Both record and cover are strong VG+, no major issues at all. German original.
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.
Kajfes, Kullhammar, Berthling and Osgood back in 2019 with more of their tough, progressive jazz! Check "One, Two, Three O'Clock" and "Tigray".
Dub LP from 1976 that reminds me of the Morwells' "Dub Me". First side is all dubs, second side is three vocal cuts with dubs. Check "King Of Kings In Dub" from the first side and "Ethiopia Land Of My Father" by Prince Hernon on the second. Reissue from 2014.
1984 album from the Minneapolis legend including "When doves cry" and "Let's go crazy". LP has a small, light scratch causing soft ticks end of A1/start of A2. Cover has a small sawcut, in shrink with hype sticker. US original with printed inner sleeve (one small edge split), without poster.
A heap of great unreleased 60s soul tracks from Chicago's M-Pac label, including Willie Parker's midtempo gem "Let me make it up to you" and Ringleaders fingersnapper "I'd like to win you over"! Also some previously released favorites as Ringleaders "Baby what has happened..." and Harold Burrage "Things ain't what they used to be". Includes a thick booklet.
Another great Ethiopian comp - if you like the Mulatu stuff, this is a sureshot. Check Girma Beyene's monster tune "Ene negn bay manesh", Hirut Bekele "Ewnetegna feqer" and Samuel Belay "Qeresh endewaza".
Ethiopian musician Mulatu Astatke did some incredible music in the late 60's and early 70's. This LP is superb from start to end -listen to "Netsanet", "Yekatit" or "Yekermo sew" and see for yourself. 5 star recommendation! Reissue of ultra rare original.
2LP compilation from this Tom Waits-esque madman. Listen to "Drain my brain". Clean records. Cover has light general wear, small tear on spine. US original.
Top soul album from 1974 with the All Platinum sound, produced by Harry Ray, Al Goodman and Tommy Keith. Includes the dancer "I'm gonna get you" and the killer slowie "How can I love you". Reissue, includes bonus 7" but the mis-pressed one ("Same Routine" b/w "I'm Gonna Get You").
Brilliant Swedish piano trio with a deep and advanced but accessible sound. Four long tracks, listen to "Kuwaala" and "Ndey". Comes with CD with bonus material. Limited release, 300 copies only.
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