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Comp from 1988 including plenty of great 60s soul - my pick is "I need a lot of lovin'". LP and cover in fine condition.
"Maybe We've Been Loving Too Long" uplifting pop with funky drums. Cover has some ring/rub wear. Drill hole through label and cover. US original.
Disco from 1980. LP has a few surface scuffs and light marks, plays fine. Cover is strong VG, has small writing on front, sticker on front and back, minor wear around edges. French original.
Belgian original from 1991, with "Order to dance" on labels, in picture sleeve.
Misprint with Chocolate Watchband on side B instead of Baby Ray And The Ferns. Works for me. Listen to "Let's Talk About Girls" and "Sweet Young Thing".
Classic A-side, but better flip. Light marks on record, plays well with some background noise. Intact center. Writing label side A. Cover has ring wear, fraying + tiny tears at opening. Swedish original, blue cover version.
Swedish original, intact center.
Comes with the rare folded sleeve. Swedish original.
Cover has sealing sticker (not in photo). Swedish original, intact center.
Techno/hardcore comp from 1990. Neat BPM writing in marker on labels and on back cover.
Vocal jazz/chanson featuring Ornette Coleman on one track. French 2nd pressing.
1978 album with a 100 mph version of "Heart Of The City". Great copy. US original.
Powerful pop/rock with a sunshine vibe at times, listen to "Love every day". Cover has big spine split, small punch hole. US original.
"Evolution Mama" nice folk/ragtime with kazoo and all. Some light marks on record, plays fine. Cover in great shape. US 2nd pressing.
Cover in shrink with two stickers. US original.
UK original from 2002. Cover is low VG+ due to wear around edges and corners.
Funk boogie/freestyle from 1986 on small Florida label. US original.
Compilation with plenty of his superb classics as "Relaxin with Lee". Record one has light surface marks, plays ok. Record two has shades not affecting much in the vinyl.
Compilation with John Lee Hooker, Eddie Kirkland, Eddie Burns & Sylvester Cotton. Cover has 10 cm top split, small tear at opening. US original.
Cover has a few tiny tears on front (not in photo). UK original.
Hip hop from 2000, check the MF Doom-produced "One in a million". US original, plain sleeve in shrink with hype sticker.
Clean record except for a small mark on B2 causing a few soft clicks. UK original.
Feel-good 70s soul! US original, promo copy with stereo/mono sides.
Disco classic produced by Tony Monn and mixed by Tom Moulton. US original.
Compilation with Wreckless Eric, Larry Wallis, Elvis Costello etc. Scandinavian original.
Jazzy easy listening album from 1969. Cover has ring wear, sealing sticker front and back. US original.
1971 album with the nice " Softly Through The Darkness". Cover has two top splits, small bottom split, cut corner. US original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
2LP recorded live at the Montreux Festival 1977. UK later pressing.
LP from 1975 with his trademark disco funk on "Bohannon's beat". Cover has a few minor tears on front. French original, same album as the self-titled US release on Dakar.
Quality mid 80s soul on "I can't fight it". Cover has sticker residue and minimal tearing on front. US original.
"Tomorrow (a better you and me)" lovely soul ballad with children chorus. At the right time this is an incredible track, but it's very smooth and the saxophone solo is 80's cheese to say the least. European original with printed inner sleeve (a little split).
Traditional music from various African countries, spanning a wealth of instruments and styles. No sticker on front cover on this copy (unlike website photo). German original.
1970 compilation featuring Smiley Lewis, Amos Milburn, Wee Willie Wayne etc. Cover has cut corner.
New beat/electro/techno comp from 1989. Cover has a minor sticker residue mark on front. Belgian original.
Lovely 80s soul! Record has some light marks, plays fine. Pic sleeve has edge wear and small splits, creasing and a sticker on front. UK original.
Old school hip hop from '87, both sides are nice. BPM-writing on "What's My Name"-label. US original in shrink.
Second LP by the group formerly known as Leon's Creation. Listen to the sweet "I'm In Love". Cover has one bent corner + thin cut out on opening edge. US original.
Compilation worth having for the two tracks by Johnny Douglas & The Mandos Sound, "Hot Enough For June" and "Hi-Jackers". Cover has two tears at opening. German original.
1966 pop/rock with two amazing Beach Boys-esque "A groovy kind of love" and "Can't live with you, can't live without you". Pure Pet Sounds class! Cover has tiny drill hole, creased corner. US mono original.
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