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1968 compilation with Furry Lewis, Frank Stokes etc. Listen to "Pile Drivin' Blues" by Kansas Joe. Some light marks on record, nothing bad at all. US 2nd pressing, black labels, 390 East 8th Street on back of cover.
"I Just Want To Bolo" heavy duty vocoder funk out of St. Petersburg, Florida! Solid VG+ copy, just a few scuffs, plays great. US original.
Album with various studio sessions. Check George Harrison's "Not Guilty" or the demo version of "Come And Get It". Record has two tiny pressing bubbles not causing any trouble. Unofficial release.
2x12" pack from 1986 including a Swedish-only remix of Raww's "Don't you try it". Nice copy in die-cut company sleeve.
"Cobra" tough, riffing early 70s rock. Tiny writing on both labels. Record in solid shape with just a little superficial wear. Pic sleeve is strong VG with minor general wear and a 7-8 mm rip on opening edge. Tiny writing on labels. Italian original.
Jazzy funk rarity including killers as "Jessica", "Hip City" and "Twitch". Reissue.
Her third LP, from 1973. I keep saying she's the best Beatle to stir things up, but her LPs are generally always both good and interesting. Listen to "Yang yang" or the psych-funky "What did I do!". Clean record, cover has light ring wear, 2 cm split on bottom seam center (rear part of gatefold), light wear to corners. US original, with printed inner sleeves (both with split on bottom).
Brazilian-flavored jazz from 1986 featuring Kenny Cox on piano. Listen to "Afra jum" or "Cultural warrior". Reissue.
Late 80s jazz featuring Marcus Belgrave, Kenny Cox etc, here for the first time on vinyl. Check the powerful "Afra jum pt. 2" and the vocal samba jazz cut "Amazona"!
Japanese fusion/post-bop live set from 1975 featuring Fumio Karashima on piano. Includes a killer laidback funk jazz version of "Loving You" and the deep jazz track "Little Island". Reissue.
Dream collab when Doom teams up with Czarface plus guests DMC and Del The Funky Homosapien on one track each, check "DOOM Unto Others" and "Jason & The Czargonauts". Black vinyl version.
Hard 1991 classic. Includes "Real niggaz don't die", "Niggaz 4 life" etc. 180 gram reissue.
Absolutely stunning album from start to end. "Inner city blues", "What's going on" etc. 180 gram reissue.
Drowsy, smokey indie hip hop from 2019. UK original, picture disc version, numbered (58/250) on back.
Classic psychedelic funk on "Funky dollar bill" & "I wanna know if it's good to you" with those massive drums. 180 gram reissue on blue vinyl.
Bluesy soul LP with versions of "I heard it through the grapevine" and "Dark end of the street". LP is very clean. Cover in shrink with a small corner bump. Small drill hole through cover and label. US original.
Monster girl group sweet soul. Vinyl is well-playing VG, glossy with light marks, nothing deep. Early 2nd US pressing, national release on Uni (first release was on the local Lock label).
US mono original, LPM-3350 with black deep groove labels. Clean record, cover has a few small humidity spots on back. From 1965 with Thad Jones, Clark Terry, Oliver Nelson and Hank Jones including versions of "So What", "Stolen Moments", "Bemsha Swing" and more.
Fairly scarce Golden World release from 1964 with Sonny Sanders and Marv Johnson on writing and production duties. Record is scuffy but plays almost perfect, loud and clear. Labels have a little wear. Writing on B-side. US original.
The Kinks first RCA release, themed around working class issues. Listen to "20th century man" or "Here come the people in grey". Record has two small edge chips, but not too close to the playing grooves. Gatefold cover has light wear, saw cut, bumped corner. US original.
7" from 1969 with the great "Living in the past" housed in nice Swedish picture sleeve. Lovely copy. Swedish original, intact center.
Energetic and raw live recording from 1967. Listen to "Dust My Blues". Record has a couple of light lines and a mild warp not affecting play on our equipment. Cover has light wear, creasing, small tear on bottom seam. UK original.
Ever popular album with killer versions of "I'm gonna love you just a little bit more, baby" and "Mister Magic" plus great soul/disco in "Time to space". 2021 reissue.
Third album from Sven Wunder, this time drawing inspiration from Italian masters as Morricone, Alessandroni and Umiliani for 11 musical still lifes with lush strings and cembalo propelled by a tight rhythm section. Listen to "Umber", "Impasto" and "Panorama". 2nd pressing with "Ensemble S.W." credit on labels.
Rare singles and live tracks compilation from 2008. For example, the debut single "Hey Joe" with guitar by Tom Verlaine from Television. Record has a few light marks/lines nothing bad. Cover has minor creasing.
1980 soul/disco rarity. "Our love is so true" is a great modern soul/disco dancer and "I wanna live with you" a nice soul slowie with spacey synths. Reissue.
Dark, industrial sounds taking in influences from all over. Should work well in both cosmic disco sets and discerning house surroundings - check "Ayran Man" and "Harmony Labelle"!
Very rare modern soul/disco album from 1980 with a few really strong tracks. Check the dance cut "Say what" and the two stepper "When it's over". 180 gram reissue, with obi.
Amazing dubby afro EP. "Road close dance dub" is a big, bad mama of a track. 2021 reissue including the track "Olokun" that was not included on the original release.
US original, N90P-1384/1385 matrix. Record has lots of light marks, but plays pretty fine with some soft occasional background noise and clicks. Cover in fine shape with a small tear and old price tag on back. 1962 compilation with recordings from early 50s. Listen to " I'll Never Forget The Day" and "Lightning's Blues".
Their first LP with hard funk classics as "Give it up", "Raw hamburger" and "Chocolate buttermilk". 2022, reissue, purple vinyl version.
"Winter's a bummer" killer funk/jazz/rock tune with big drums. Record has light sleeve scuffs, nothing bad and plays fine. Cover has just minor wear, lamination lifting along spine. Swedish original, gatefold sleeve.
First vinyl release (only on CD previously) of unreleased 1977 album by Ghanaian percussionist Okyerema Asante featuring members of Oneness Of Juju and Brian Jackson on piano! Safe bet if you like Oneness of Juju's funk jazz/afro/disco blend - check "Mother Africa" and "Asante Sana".
Unique artist with a killer soul/funk sound. All the tracks from his 3 scarce 45's are included like "Didn't I", "Listen to my song", "Let my people go" & "Legs". Also 3 previously unreleased tracks on the album. The other tracks have been released before. 2021 version on 180 gram vinyl, with obi.
Nicely packaged selection of remastered Dilla-beats, some you might recognize from beat tapes, others might be new. Repress.
Horror punk/goth-version of Rolling Stones' classic song. Record has a few light lines, plays fine. Cover has light wear, some tiny stains. UK original.
1978 debut 7" from classic UK punk band. Record has a few light marks, nothing deep. Cover has a bit of ring wear. UK original, intact center.
Very sought-after and consistent Italian library album with a sound not too far from the legendary "Feelings" (no wonder as Puccio Roelens in fact composed some of the tunes on "Feelings"). Check "The Taste Of Repeat", "A Silliness Song" and "Splash Down". 2021 reissue.
Italian library album from Sandro Brugnolini (a.k.a. Narassa) with a little help from Franco Tamponi and Giorgio Carnini. Listen to the beautiful jazz waltz "Giuggi", the bossa jazzy "Gregorio VII" and the frantic "Ritorno In Macchina". Reissue.
Great experimental effort from 1977 featuring Brian Eno. Listen to "Speed of life" or "Warszawa". Record in fine shape. Cover also but has neat writing on front and sealing sticker. UK original, with tracklisting sticker on back. No insert.
A real krautrock essential, and a proper trip from start to finish. Listen to "Places of light", in a softer style than the rest of the album. Record is shiny and clean with a small heat damage in dead wax. Gatefold cover in great shape. Reissue from 2011, splatter-colored vinyl
The YMO-man's solo debut from 1978, co-produced by Ryuichi Sakamoto and featuring Haruomi Hosono, Tatsuro Yamashita and Shigeru Suzuki among others. Listen to laidback AOR groover "Present" and "Black Street Midnight Queen".
Five DFA remixes of Metro Area ("Orange alert"), Gorillaz ("Dare"), Le Tigre ("Deceptacon") etc. Pic sleeve in shrink, a little bent on top seam. US original.
Acid/techno from 1995. Early 2nd pressing on pink vinyl.
Legendary soul/funk rarity, ranging from soft ballads to upbeat dancers and funky instrumentals. "Get a good feeling" and "Good thing, bad thing" are killer modern soul tunes, and don't miss the horn-driven "Just one moment"! 2021 reissue, "smoky mountain" vinyl version.
Jazz/fusion/latin jazz gems from Idris Ackamoor, Juju, Andrea Brachfeld etc. Listen to Ackamoor's "Island dance".
Iconic album from 1973. Listen to "Any colour you like" or "On the run". Record in fine shape with a couple of light marks, plays fine. Gatefold cover has some ring/edge wear, minor creasing. Swedish later pressing with empty prism label, SIB-Tryck on back of cover.
Dark, soulful jazz masterpiece backed with a funky jazz cut off Wendell Harrison's "Organic dream" album. Japanese reissue from 2022, in picture sleeve.
"I've been working" great folk rock tune! Light scuffs/lines on record, plays fine. Cover has light corner/edge wear. US early 2nd pressing with WB shield logo on labels, clear sticker on front. Including lyrics insert.
"Let's Start" and "Ye Ye De Smell" killer afrobeat classics! 50th anniversary reissue on red vinyl, with bonus LP featuring a Ginger Baker & Tony Allen drum solo recorded live in 1978.
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