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EU original on purple vinyl, great copy in shrink, includes insert.
Rhythm & blues compilation with recordings from J.D. Miller's Studio, Crowley, Louisiana. Check "I Wanna Be Your Man" and "A Fool That Was Blind". Tiny piece of label side A is missing. No sticker mark on this copy. US original.
"Sloppy Drunk" the perfect companion to your next beer. Cover has some lamination lifting/fraying at opening and top, faint sticker mark on front. French original.
"Ekombe" bouncy club tune that takes off in the second part! Staining on A-side label. Kenyan original.
Electro funk/boogie produced by James Mason with a winning instrumental. US original, promo copy in company sleeve.
Space disco concept LP from 1979, including the sleazy/sludgy "Mister Satellite". Solid copy, only light superficial wear to record. Cover has average ring/rub wear. Canadian original.
Compilation with Lonnie and compadres. Contains the amazing "Dope Head Blues" sung by Victoria Spivey with guitar acc by Lonnie. US original.
Moody droning electronics by Sonja Tofik on Moloton. Listen to "Anomi". Black vinyl version.
Florida hip hop from 1989 with a seriously funky sound on tunes like "Hardcore Bass" and "Go Smokey". Cover in torn shrink with hype sticker. Some ring wear. US original.
Roots and dub monsters from U Roy (the mighty "Gorgon wise"), Dr Alimantado, Jah Stictch, I Roy etc. Brand new copy from the distributor but with 6 cm transport damage (split) on top seam center.
Great comp including the soulful "God helps the man", Pride and ambiton" and "Wreck up my life".
Early 80s roots with a particular highlight in the killer title track. Reissue.
Killer album including tuff DJ cuts to classics as Johnny Clarke "Blood Dunza" ("Poor Man Problem"), Horace Andy "Natty Dread A Weh She Want" ("Yaga-yaga") and Prince Alla "Daniel" ("Black Man"). Reissue.
High quality tech house/techno from 2008 - listen to "Dream divide" or "Approach". Records are in top condition, cover has a small corner bump. Swedish original.
Early soul/blues/r&b including the classy "Ease the pain" and "My life". Old Japanese reissue, mono pressing, with insert.
Freestyle from 1994, try the "hot mix" (B1). Record has some lighter hairlines not affecting play. In a generic plain sleeve. US Original.
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.
1964 club classic from this Memphis legend, whipping up a real storm. "20-75" is very clean. B-side has two long surface marks not affecting play. UK original with silver/black labels and 4-prong centre. Comes in US London sleeve.
Liverpool beat from 1964, sounding a bit like that other group from the same town, but without the magic. Listen to "Here's hoping". Cover has drill hole that's been filled with a mark pen. US mono original.
1973 compilation with Tommy Bradley, Otto Virgial, Charlie Patton etc. Great copy. US original.
High quality house EP with highlights for me in the sublime "Cheetah haze" and the sparkling Prins Thomas mix of "Ny dag".
Swedish sax (Johan Jutterström) + percussion (Andreas Hiroui Larsson) duo together with Adrian Knight (piano) on one side and Frew Elfineh Taha (text & voice) on the other. Listen to A2 and B2.
T-Bone Walker and his band caught to tape in fine form at the 1972 Montreaux Jazz Festival. Listen to "Goin' Back To Church". Cover has light wear, tiny saw cut. US original.
Two fantastic sides produced by Roy Ayers, one uptempo soul/disco track and the other a sultry downtempo groover. Official reissue.
Indie hip hop from 2019, check "Divide cake" or "Taught to play the cut". A few light marks on vinyl, cover in shrink. Danish-only original, black vinyl. This version was made in 100 numbered copies.
Crossover soul anthem from Tony Drake, absolutely wonderful. Reissue 7".
French hip hop from 2015, check "Corleone Remix". This is the first vinyl release from 2020. Light sleeve marks on records, plays great. Cover in shrink.
Beautiful, spacey soul slowie b/w a pounding club tune. A few light marks and lines, plays fine. US original.
Modern day boogie/funk with squeaky synths and thick bass! Check "Funk freaks" or "Dance like a mofo".
Swedish producer Joxaren on an eastern European tip over steady beats. Tracks like "Split & dig" and "Rumblerock Lane" should have leftfield disco appeal.
Two funky/jazzy sides with an afrobeat leaning, nice stuff!
Two fantastic artists on a duet album from 1965. Check the beat ballad "Never had it so good" and the catchy upbeat number "Baby take me". LP is glossy with some minor marks, looks good and plays well. Cover has a little fraying on top seam. US stereo original.
12"/mini-LP featuring three experimental pieces originally created for dance and performance, listen to Craig Kupka's hypnotic "Electric Piano, Vibraphone And Percussion" and van Rymenant/Galasso's "Scan Lines".
Magnificent Chicago soul classics. Reissue.
1966 LP from this popular Brazilian singer, listen to "Vento De Maio". Record is scuffy but plays ok with soft background crackle. Cover in ok shape with mild aging/wear + sticker on back on the Brazilian-style plastic outer sleeve. Early 2nd Brazilian pressing, MOFB 3470 with Odeon star labels.
Debut EP by indie artist Love Truls. Listen to "Trembling Hands".
Swedish original, Barben BLP 1001. Record is shiny with few and minor marks, plays with a little background crackle (not too bad). Cover grades VG due to large lamination bubbles front and back at spine, also small sticker on front + minor sticker residue mark on back.
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".
1972 album with part quite heavy bits as "Warm My Soul" aswell as more mellow pieces leaning towards the folk/psych area. Clean record. Cover has ring/edge wear, saw cut with some tearing. US original.
Four tracks of highly atmospheric ambient-ish sounds. Listen to the drowsy "Zoique III" by Ramuntcho Matta.
Quality deep soul album from 1970, includes the beauty "To The Other Woman (I'm the other woman)". UK original with different cover art than the US issue.
Classic rock sounds from 1974 - listen to "Seen a lot of floors". Cover has bumped corner, sticker tear on front, small tear at opening. US original.
Beyond classic Doors tune with the mellow "The Crystal Ship" on the B-side. Nice copy with little wear. Swedish 2nd pressing, intact center.
The flipside "Touch Me" is the stronger one here I think. Very nice copy. Swedish original, intact center.
Smooth soul groover from the Burke family in 1975! US original, promo issue with mono/stereo sides.
US original, MG-12086 with blood red deep groove labels. RVG in dead wax. Marks and scuffs on record, plays ok with minor background crackle. Cover has slight corner wear + rubbing and a faint stamp on back. Mid 50s trombone session also featuring Frank Wess on flute + Ronnell Bright, Freddie Green, Kenny Clarke and Eddie Jones. Listen to "You'll Do".
French progressive jazz rock with an avantgarde leaning, listen to the version of Don Cherrty's "Guinea/Ghinea". Cover has some yellowing and lamination peeling at opening (mainly on back). French original.
7" from 1970 by pre-Blue Öyster Cult. Listen to "Arthur Comics". Reissue.
Roky sounding good in 1977. UK original in nice pic sleeve.
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