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Scarce 1976 prog rock/pop album with a young Orup on guitar. Listen to the cool "Cladoutsch". Record has tiny marks on A1+2 causing some light clicks. Cover has light general wear. Swedish original.
1982 compilation with songs recorded 1961-1963 at J. D. Miller's Studio in Louisiana. Listen to Drifting Charles and his "Drifting Cloud". Nice copy with little wear.
French compilation from 1983 with American and British psych/garage groups like Electric Prunes, Creation, We The People, Kim Fowley etc. Check the Sly Stone-produced "Dance With Me" by Mojo Men. This version has black text on white labels. No booklet.
1974 compilation with 50s doowop/R&B, including the amazing "Smoke From Your Cigarette" by Mellows.
"Wonder What Is Wrong With Me" by Lightnin' Hopkins and "Bad Feeling Blues" by Lightning Slim must be two of the best examples of fantastic sluggish & drawling blues! Superb copy of this nice looking Japanese compilation. With lyrics insert.
1968 compilation with 12 songs recorded in Chicago in 1928 for the Paramount label. Listen to "New Way Of Living Blues". US original.
Album from 2012 with a deliciously slick sound on "Classic"! LP 1 has a small pressing mark causing around 10 light clicks in the middle of sides A and B, otherwise fine. Cover in shrink with hype sticker. US original.
Goa trance from 1998. Swedish original in nice condition.
"We've Got A Groovey Thing Goin'" - great fuzzed garage mod dancer! Nice copy with little wear. Swedish original, intact center.
Carl Davis-produced soul LP from 1972. Nice version of the Chicago group staple "This love is real" plus the Curtis Mayfield-penned fingersnapper "You babe"! Cover has writing on front, basic shelf wear plus cut corner top right. US original.
Swedish/Palestine political folk groove with Sebatian Öberg (Älgarnas Trädgård etc). Check "Klappa Dina Händer". Cover has corner/ring wear, small pen mark on front. Swedish original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
"Tendency To Be Free" great garagey psych! Cover has small bottom split, tiny drill hole. US original.
"Don't Turn Your Back", great original backed with a not-so-inspired cover of "Hound Dog". Swedish original, intact center.
Straight up classic rock from 1973, listen to the jazzy "Midnight moodies". Record has a tiny mark side B causing some light clicks. Cover has corner wear, lamination creasing. German original, gatefold sleeve.
Raw live recording from 1968. Check " The Train & The Horse". European original.
First solo album from one half of Soft Cell. Leftfield electronic new wave. Listen to "Man In The Man" (vocals by Genesis P. Orridge) and the pulsating "Passion Of A Primitive". Record has no major issues. Cover has ring/corner wear, 4 cm top split, sticker mark on front, promo stamp on back. UK original.
Compilation from 2012 offering a varied selection including tracks from Ron Hardy, Amin Peck, Jan Hammer and Buffalo Springfield. LPs have some surface marks but play well. Cover in shrink with minor corner creases. Printed inners are a little worn.
Norwegian contemporary classical and avantgarde from 1967. Small scratch marks causes light ticks on A1 and A2, nice and clean vinyl apart from that. Fragile thin-paper sleeve has some creasing. Norwegian only original.
1981 compilation with Suicide, Alan Vega etc. Listen to "No More Christmas Blues". UK original, white vinyl version.
Four-track EP from 1965, listen to the cooking "Ramblers blues". Record is glossy with pretty light marks, plays well. Pic sleeve looks excellent, labels are perfect. UK original with 4-prong centre.
Tough pub rock/punk, complaining about neighbours and their zero appreciation of rock n roll music. Timeless topic. Record looks unplayed but has some haziness not affecting play at all. Cover has ring wear, creased corner. Swedish original.
Spoken word/poetry and sparse folk sounds from 1975, assisted by Fred Firth on the viola. Listen to "I Got No Common Sense". Record has some light marks side A causing soft clicks. Cover has creasing, sticker residue on front. UK original.
Guitar jazz from 1973 feauturing Hampton Hawes, Henry Franklin and Leon Ndugu Chancler. US original, still sealed copy with corner cut.
"Riot" monster funk/jazz tune with great vibe and intensity. Also check the beautiful afro jazz tracks "Blues for Huey" and "Gafsa". Cover has a drill hole, ring wear, sticker on front. Hard edge wear and multiple splits (repaired with tape). US original.
Nice version of the Al Kooper song. Long and short versions. US original.
Out-there disco/rock/avantgarde/dub sounds from 1984. Listen to "Das Massenmedium" & "The photo song". Cover has saw cut. Canadian original, with printed inner sleeve.
The perfect voice for an odd version of the x-mas standard. Nice copy with little wear. German original.
Kind of tribal leftfield 80s dance tune with a thumping beat. Instrumental version works best for me. German original in pic sleeve.
Fine 1978 modern jazz session with Bennie Wallace on tenor sax. The mellow "L'autre" is nice, as is the version of "Nardis". Clean record with library-sticker on side A label. Cover has 12 cm clear tape on top seam right, nice and clean apart from that. Danish original.
Soul album from 1968 with a nice version of "To love somebody" plus of course the classic title track. LP has a few small marks, solid copy. Cover has pretty light but extensive staining on front and back. US original with red/green labels and Broadway address.
UK garage with a great vocal. UK original from 1997.
Very meditative flute music, listen to "Raga Marwa". Record in fine shape. Cover has ring wear, 10 cm top split, writing on back. Indian original.
Folky Zambian sounds with some weird chipmunk vocals on "Kola". Sticker on "Ukwati..."-side label. Zambian original.
Sweet album from 1990. Listen to her version of "Tougher Than The Rest" by the Boss. Record in great shape. Cover has small sticker on front. German original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
2020 album ranging from jazzy ambient to downtempo grooves and some leftfield beats. Listen to "Sacred 7". As new copy in shrink.
Hard-driving gospel soul dancer with a pinch of funk. US original.
1965 single with the nice "The One For You". Record has a mild warp, plays fine on our equipment. Cover has sticker + tiny stain on front, small tear on back. Swedish original, knocked out center.
Dark new wave, listen to the Nick Cave-ish "35 Poems". UK original.
1970 country rock album with a really good version of "Wade In The Water". Light scuffs on record, plays fine. Cover has minor wear, tiny sticker mark on front. UK original.
"We've come too far to end it now" and "Flying high together" beautiful 70s soul! US original, this copy is still sealed. Tiny sawcut on spine.
Late 60s LP from Smokey & co, including "You send me" and their version of "California soul". Cover is close to VG due to mild staining/paper rippling and a small piece of tape on back. Wear on bottom edge, 2 cm split on top seam, cut corner. US original with yellow/tan deep grove labels.
One side each with Werner & Sjösten's groups. Listen to "Ladislav" and "My funny valentine" by Sjösten's group. Plenty of marks and a couple of lightly feelable scratches, plays ok with odd ticks and clicks. Cover has tiny nick on opening + minor writing on back. Swedish only original.
Swedish folk/blues/soul LP that comes down like a bluesier Terry Callier or Bill Withers. Listen to the great title track or "I'm Not Crazy". Swedish original, with printed inner sleeve.
Rahsaan in 1976 with a spiritual leaning on the vocal version of "Giant steps" and "Theme for eulipions". This copy has saw cut on bottom seam (not on website photo). US original.
Female disco monster, Salsoul and Tom Moulton at their best. Small shade in vinyl on B-side, plays fine. US original in company sleeve.
"Rien ne va plus", "Oh woman", "Canto triste" and many more of their great vocal jazz tunes. Clean vinyl, fragile thin paper-cover has very light wear only, looks nice overall. Polish original, this copy has red labels.
Probably their best LP with the dead groovy "Mango meat" that was used by Jungle Brothers for "Straight out the jungle". Cover has a thin sawcut and a tiny corner bump/bend. US original, without poster.
Classic funk/disco tune much used in hip hop. Vinyl is in nice shape. Large marker writing on B-side label. US original on Prep Street, before the Mercury release.
Popular Swedish free jazz album from 1977. CAP 1125. Swedish original and only pressing.
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