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"Finders keepers" and "Skin I'm in" rough soul/funk. LP has light marks and surface scuffing, plays well. Cover has average ring wear and minor writing on back. Dutch original.
Bonkers new wave/synth from Australia with a tough and playful sound. Listen to "Finally" and "Our house". Featured on production on the Fatima's "And yet it's all love"!
Unlikely combo with a children's music album from 1978. Listen to "Småfolk Och Storverk". Cover has tiny sticker tear on front. Swedish original, with lyrics insert.
1966 LP with a nice blend of rocking and mellow tunes. Listen to "Oriental Sadness". Record has lots of light marks, plays well with minor distractions. Cover has light wear, creasing. UK stereo original.
1977 folk/blues album. Listen to the title track. Swedish original, textured sleeve.
Compilation from 1967, including "These boots are made for walkin'", "Sand" etc. LP has some light marks, plays well. Cover has two absolutely minimal dot tears on front. German original.
Country/folk album from 1981 by the Holy Modal Rounders. Listen to "Lovin' Mad Tom". Cover in shrink. US original.
2008 album by one of the masters of Swedish psychedelic rock, featuring Reine Fiske (on bass!). Listen to "Mother is calling" or "Higher". Swedish original.
Bluesy soul/funk album with the punchy club tracks "You ought to quit that", "Sweet darling think it over" and "Junior's groove". LP ia VG to VG+ with some surface wear, plays well. Cover has 12 cm split on top seam (repaired with tape). Average ring/rub wear, some wear to bottom edge, drill hole. US original.
Leadbelly sings folk songs with the help from Woody Guthrie, Cisco Houston & Sonny Terry. Listen to "There's A Man Going Around Taking Names". US 2nd pressing from 1968.
Electronic and dubby cinematic jazz from this Italian combo, this is their second album from 2019. Listen to intense "Zabum!" and the deep "Cottman".
Mellow, folky SSW sound out of Sweden. Listen to "Reasons".
Solo debut LP by this busy Finnish musician known from bands like Jesse etc. Listen to "Suuri hiljainen kävelijä" or the bubbly synths in "Post mortem".
1965 album. Listen to "Bad blood" or "Goin' down slow". Record has some light marks only. Cover has bumped corner, small writing and staining back at bottom. US original.
Lovely 60s sweet soul on "Heart & soul" and "I'll make it easy", plus the northern biggie "There's nothing else to say"! LP is glossy with quite a lot of minor marks. Plays decent with occasional light clicks. Cover has edge wear, a bent corner and minor staining on back. US stereo original (but this copy does not have stereo print on cover).
2nd US pressing on Cadet, LPS-648 with deep groove labels. Record graded VG due to a lightly feelable mark causing some clicks on A4, only a few superficial marks apart from that and plays well. Cover has minor general wear only. Jazz with Johnny Coles, Gene Kee & Tom McIntosh. Listen to the version of Clifford Brown's "Daahoud".
1967 album including girl group hits as "Foolish little girl" and "Don't say goodnight and mean goodbye". Just a few surface marks on vinyl. Cover has minor shelf wear. US stereo original with red/black/white labels.
60s girl group heaven on "Oh no not my baby"! Vinyl doesn't have many marks but looks a bit dull, plays with some surface noise but still very enjoyable to hear. Cover has corner wear, tiny split on bottom and small sticker on front. US stereo original.
Polish original, black vinyl edition.
Strong modal/hard bop album from 1967 with standout tracks in "Problem Too" and "Suggested Line". Promo stamp on back cover. US original.
US stereo original, SR 80007 with blue/silver deep groove labels and Mercury Emarcy Jazz in oval. Clean record, cover has light wear and a small drill hole. LP from 1958 Jack Wilson, Julian Priester and Charles Davis with a version of Horace Silver's "Doodlin'".
Compilation from 1974 with essential stuff like "She Want To Sell My Monkey". Clean record. Cover has some corner wear.
Compilation with very lo-fi recordings. Listen to "Papa's Lawdy, Lawdy Blues" with the Papa and "Early Morning Blues" with Blind Blake.
Compilation with Georgia blues in different sound qualities, Listen to "Lowdown Blues" with Mary Willis & Blind Willie McTell and "Itching Heel Blues" with Irene Scruggs. Cover has light ring/corner wear, creasing. Swedish original.
1973 album with a strong Dr John vibe. Check "You Got Me On The Hook" and "Wrong Man". Record in great shape. Cover has light corner/ring wear. UK original.
1969 bubblegum/garage album by Kasenetz's Katz's project, with trademark songs like "Chewy Chewy". Cover has ring wear, tiny top split, drill hole. US original.
1980 solo album by the former Dr Feelgood-guitarist. Listen to "Down By The Waterside". Cover has sticker residue on front. UK 2nd pressing, no bonus 7".
"Valdez in the country" in a great version that gives Donny Hathaway's original a run for the money. Record has light marks, plays well. Cover has ring/rub wear and has a water damage at bottom. US original.
Mixed sound of garage-y songs and funky rock from Eddy Grant and the boys in 1968. Listen to "Reincarnation". Cover has corner cut (not in photo). US original.
Wild garage album from 1966. Listen to "Empty Heart". Great copy in shrink. US later pressing from 1977.
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.
1960 album from this legendary doo wop group. "You, me and the sea" is lovely. Later (1970s) US pressing with blue/red labels.
Late 50s doo wop album, listen to "Oh tonight". Later US pressing, black/silver labels without deep groove, flexible vinyl.
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.
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.
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.
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!
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