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"Disco Rough" - classic charming electronic new wave. First UK issue from 1981 of French original from 1980.
1979 solo album from the Television guitarist. Listen to te title track and "Blue And Grey". Clean record. Cover has sticker residue on front. German 2nd pressing, red labels.
Downtempo crossover/deep soul with a Curtis-like vocal. Instrumental on the flip. 2nd issue with a bit longer take than on the 1st issue.
"Night in Tunisia" in a superb vocal jazz version. Marks and lines on record, plays alright. SCTX 140.114, with flipback cover - I believe this is an early 2nd French pressing.
Wonderful midtempo crossover track from Pratt & Moody, following up the equally lovely "Lost Lost Lost" from last year. Drum-heavy instrumental on flip. 2nd pressing with burgundy red label.
Third 7" from this fine duo - sparse and melancholic sweet-with-a-beat style soul track! Heavy instro on the flip. 2nd issue with grey labels.
Compilation from 1960 recorded in the field by Alan Lomax. Contains the fantastic percussive "Sittin' On Top Of The World" (not your typical blues song) and "Boogie Children". UK 2nd pressing from 1967.
"Magic shoes" great early 70's soul tune used in hip hop. Nice sweet soul on "Spinning around". Early 2nd issue of the "Tasteful soul" LP. Cover has 12 cm split on spine (repaired with tape), small tear on bottom left front, small sawcut.
US stereo pressing, V6-83888 with black/silve0 T logo labels = early 2nd pressing. Nice and clean copy, just very mild yellowing on cover. LP from 1960 with Zoot Sims, Bob Brookmeyer and Dave Bailey. Listen to "I'm Gonna Go Fishin'".
US mono pressing, V-8367 with black/silver deep groove labels, T logo and MGM print = early 2nd pressing. Plenty of marks on record, plays with soft background crackle and hiss, not too bad. Cover has large partial splits on all three seams, tape residue + minor tears on seams + small stamp on back. LP from 1959 with Claude Williamson, Buddy Clark & Mel Lewis. Soft, elegant jazz sound - listen to "Shady Side".
Serbian symphonic prog rock from 1982. Listen to the choral track "Da Li Postoji Put". Record looks unplayed but have some shading start of side A causing minor distractions. Yugoslavian 2nd pressing.
Quirky 1981 album by this shortlived project. Listen to "Trap". Light marks on record, plays well. Cover has tear from sealing sticker front and back. Scandinavian 2nd pressing.
1977 folky rock album. Listen to "I'm Sober Now" featuring Mick Ronson on guitar. Cover has small sticker front and back. UK 2nd pressing, with insert.
1969 LP with "Bird on the wire" and "You Know Who I Am". UK 2nd pressing, laminated front.
Two classic Clash from 1979. UK 2nd pressing, in company sleeve.
Naturally the fifth album by the Steve Miller Band, with sweet tunes like "Steve Miller's midnight tango" and harder stuff like "Going to Mexico". Record has some light marks, plays fine. Cover has heavy ring/edge wear, tiny top split. US original, green labels.
Folk/blues album from 1968 by this great guitarist. Listen to "All My Friends Are Gone". Cover has small sticker on front. UK 2nd pressing from 1973.
Slick 80s boogie! Early 2nd US pressing on 4th & B'way, in company sleeve.
"Roll And Tumble" funky bottleneckin' blues! Cover has faint sticker mark on front. UK 2nd pressing, including tablature booklet.
Noisy rock/punk from 2004. First vinyl release from 2014. Cover in shrink.
"Blues For Mr. Sam" & "Cincinatti Flow Rag", cool instrumentals with slide guitar and hard drums. UK 2nd pressing, MCPS in a box on labels.
1978 album with top musicians and backing vocalists. "That's the kind of love I've got for you" is a rousing disco classic with spacey production. Cover has edge wear and a small split, tiny sticker on front, sawcut. Early 2nd US pressing on Liberty.
UK 2nd pressing on CBS, SBPG 62102 (stereo).
Country Joe goes country rock. UK 2nd pressing from 1975.
Classic funk/disco tune much used in hip hop. Record is visually quite weak VG+ with some marks on both sides, but nothing major and plays fine overall, just a coule of odd ticks. Also with shades at non playing area in the vinyl. Early 2nd issue after the Prep Street 12".
"Lady rain" great folk/soul track. Cover has a drill hole (not on photo). US 2nd pressing with different cover art.
LP from 1967 with Benny Bailey, Idrees Sulieman, Åke Persson, Sahib Shihab and the rest. Listen to "New box". Record has a 4,5 cm lightly feelable scratch causing clicks on and off on B2-B4, not too bad, plus 2 cm scratch that clicks on parts of A2 and A3. Early 2nd German pressing with pink Saba labels without tree logo.
Bach goes jazz on 1965 album with Guy Pedersen, Daniel Humair and Michel Hausser. Listen to "Musette En Sol". Early 2nd French pressing on Musidisc.
Compilation with Baby Face Turner, Drifting Slim, Sunny Blair etc. Nice copy with little wear.
First Norwegian pressing, released a few years after the US, UK etc. pressings. Cover has minor damage/fraying on top seam center.
Vocal jazz/chanson featuring Ornette Coleman on one track. French 2nd pressing.
"Evolution Mama" nice folk/ragtime with kazoo and all. Some light marks on record, plays fine. Cover in great shape. US 2nd pressing.
Country/Bluegrass compilation from 1962 with George Jones, Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs etc. US 2nd pressing.
Fab gospel soul from this much-loved group. Drill hole, faint stamp on A-side label. Early 2nd pressing with Checker logo on a straight line, in company sleeve.
Lee Hazelwood-produced album from 1960. US 2nd mono pressing from 1961.
Nice vocal bossa version of Edu Lobo's "Arrastao". Cover has a small price tag on front (not on photo). 2nd pressing of Reprise original.
Dallas hip hop from 1988 with a stripped-down sound - check "Timekeepers". Cover in slightly torn shrink with hype sticker. US 2nd pressing from 1989, on Profile.
Solo piano LP from 1977. Listen to "The touch of your lips". Record is close to NM. Cover has a creased corner. US pressing from 1980, a few years after the German release.
"Being Boiled" classic and great synth/wave from 1978! Cover has ring wear, small tears at opening. UK 2nd pressing from 1980, intact center.
Big Larry Levan-mixed midtempo disco. Dutch pressing from 1985, a few years after the US original.
Jazzy hip hop from 1999. US 2nd issue.
Big funky disco classic. Worn company sleeve. US 2nd issue on major label, in company sleeve.
Jaw harp and breaks meet Brecht on the track "Hollywood"! The song "Jag är en liten pojk" also got "updated" on the Petter/Pugh collaboration "En liten snubbe". Swedish 2nd pressing, with insert.
Lovely Motown classic, includes "I think I can change you" and many more great tunes. TM 231, yellow label with horizontal disc & globe on top. 3rd US mono issue, after the white and yellow labels with overlapping globes, but still an early 60s pressing. LP is very close to NM. Cover has minor rub wear on front, looks nice.
Very popular spiritual jazz album from 2015, beautifully presented in a 3xLP box. Listen to "Re run home" or "Askim". Later EU pressing.
Lovely doo wop/rnb compilation with "I'd Like To Thank You Mr. D.J." "Two Hearts" and more. US 70s later pressing.
1969 psych/beat album from the group that later became Badfinger. Listen to the title track or "Beautiful And Blue". Clean record. Cover has light ring/corner wear. Side B-label both sides. US later pressing from 1980.
Deep, moody garage/psych from 1966. Listen to "Just let go" or "Up in her room". Great copy in shrink. US later pressing, red labels with white "Gnp Crescendo" and black "The Seeds".
One of THE northern soul classics. This is a 70s boot replicating the East Coast demo design, has Frankford Wayne etching in dead wax but no AudioMatrix-stamp. Slight noise for a few rounds in the intro, then fine.
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