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Heavy UK modern roots showcase from 2018, with top backing from Dennis"Matumbi" Bovell, Jonah Dan and Benjamin "Ashanti Selah" Smith. Check "Real Works" and "Blessings".
Jazzy hip hop from this beyond prolific Canadian artist - straight up 90s feeling à la ATCQ or Souls of Mischief and such, but it's Moka Only and the year is 2019. Listen to "Funky like" and "I don't do it anymore". Clear orange vinyl.
Soulful electronic homage to Brighton - listen to "Whiney" and "Home". Clear orange vinyl.
Recordings from 1939 done by John A. Lomax in Texas. Some of them "in the guards office behind three sets of locks" at Camp Four, Ramsay State Farm, Otey, Texas. Check "I Wouldn't Mind Dying If Dying Was All" and "Rabbit In De Garden". One suspicious mark on record not affecting play. Cover has corner/ring wear, creasing, tiny tear on back. UK original, with leaflet with detailed notes.
Previously unreleased Norwegian jazz recorded 1975-76. Includes a killer track in the latin fusion cooker "Fire Sju" plus a great spiritual jazz version of "Afro Blue"! Limited to 500 copies.
Second album by Ståhl, Williamson & Cantillo - a strong set with 9 tracks of complex but accessible trio jazz with a vibraphone-lead, listen to "Kvotblues" and "Morgon På Torpet".
Dark electronic sound, from downtempo beats to tech house. Listen to "Madrid City" and the dubby house track "Barrel".
70s bootleg consisting of various live and studio recordings and an interview. Record has a couple of tiny pressing bubbles side A causing soft clicks, nothing bad at all. Cover has light wear. Unofficial release, with insert.
Her 1996 album, nice stuff overall with personal picks in the folky "Easy" and "Breathing space". LP 1 is nice VG+, LP 2 is almost mint. UK original.
Tough funky soul b/w a gorgeous ballad! PLEASE NOTE: This copy has (fairly neat) ball pen writing on both labels (unlike website photo). US original in company sleeve (with writing on it).
Hard soul/r&b from 1972, listen to "It's a poor dog" or "That's the way love is". LP in nice shape, cover has a small rub mark on back. US original with fading blue labels, promo copy.
Probably my favorite current (retro) soul act - vocals from the top drawer backed by a super tight band. Make sure to check the Carib Soul-style killers "I can change your mind" and "Never".
Seldom seen UK jazz EP from 1957, listen to "Ash Felt". Record looks clean but plays with some noise (most likely from pressing). Pic sleeve in fine shape, just light ring wear on the lamination plus tiny wear to corners. UK original, NJE 1032.
Excellent sweet soul b/w a great version of the Smokey Robinson-penned "Fading away". Record has few and light marks, looks and plays great. Slight label wear on "Mama" side. UK original with 4-prong centre and "Sold in..." text, in company sleeve (with album cover photos).
LP from 1968 featuring two big band avantgarde jazz pieces by Gaslini (with Dino Piano, Gianni Bedori, Gianni Cazzola a.o.) plus recordings from student protests, recitals etc. Listen to "Canto Per I Martiri Negri". Clean record ((close to NM), cover has small lamination lines along spine, looks nice overall. Italian only original.
Country blues from 1974, check "Devil's Daughter" or "Slavery Time Breakdown". Clean record. Cover has light wear, creasing. UK original.
Feelin' blue and got nothin' to do? Well here you have the complete works of Banjo Joe and Cannon's Jug Stompers. 35 lo-fi recordings. And in chronological order. Enjoy stuff like "Tired Chicken Blues". Clean records. Cover has two bumped corners. US original, with insert.
Compilation of blues recorded in NY 1945-1955. Listen to "Pepper Head Woman" and "The Guy With The 45". Record in great shape. Cover has some lamination bubbles/creases, bent corner. UK original, with insert.
1973 compilation with Model T Slim, Little Boyd, and Ironing Board Sam. Listen to "Non Support That What The Judge Say". Record has a light mark side A causing some soft clicks. Cover has light wear and is a bit bubbly on back. US original.
Japanes 1977 release with recordings from 1953. Listen to "Silver Haired Woman" feels like it barely holds together. Fantastic. Japanese original, with obi and insert. Great copy.
Dark, abstract and droning avantgarde sounds on this 2020 release from Martin Küchen, listen to "I" and "The 5th of December 1931 02.00 AM". Swedish only original.
1964 rock/beat album recorded at the Star Club. Listen to "Sick And Tired". Small drill hole through cover and label. US mono original.
Hi-NRG from 1985, as driving as you'd expect from that description. Canadian original.
2LP compilation with New Orleans rnb. Check Chris Kenner - "I Have News For You" and Leonard Lee - "When The Sun Goes Down".
Hard to choose a section for this Swedish album mixing jazz, broken beat and downtempo hip hop into a laidback and drowsy rainy-day type of sound, check "You're Smart" and "Smoke".
Electro from 2006 with a nicely spaced-out sound on "In this life". Danish original.
EP from 1999 with fine deep house in the D Wynn remix of Keith Tucker's "Face your fate". US original in company sleeve.
Techno/trance from 1995, listen to "Chronoid". Record has plenty of surface lines but nothing deep, plays well. French original.
Electro with an Italo-esque leaning by one of Legowelts aliases. Lovely productions all through, listen to "The Dream That Doesn't Stop". A few light marks but nothing bad, plays cleanly. In factory plain sleeve. Dutch original.
2LP with various live and television performances 1966-68. Cover has small sticker tear on front. Unofficial release.
70s sweet soul with a sultry female lead. US original.
Norwegian live set recorded 1976, never released on vinyl before this LP - nice listening through both sides, "Den Fandenivoldske" and "Diplomatology" stand out for me. Limited to 500 copies.
1979 compilation with their rare singles + some unissued recordings. Check "Bad Boy" and "Maybe" for some great doo wop! Very nice copy.
1968 Memphis classic with some seriously hard drumming. Vinyl is very glossy with a few surface marks (more so on B-side) but plays fine. Drill hole through label. "I think I made"-label has two tiny marks. US original.
1966 compilation with "After The Lights Go Out" and much more. Cover has some ring/rub wear. US mono original.
Compilation from 1968 with Mississippi blues men. Record has a touch o haziness, nothing that affects play. US 2nd pressing from 1971, 54 King Street address on back of cover.
Funky Willi Dixon from 1973. Listen to "Bring It On Home". Cover has drill hole. US original.
Robert Crumb's fine cover artwork fits perfectly to titles like "Hitch Me To Your Buggy And Drive Me Like A Mule". A few light marks on record, nothing bad at all. Cover has one bent corner, tiny nick at opening. US original.
Fast rap over vintage video game backings. Purple vinyl version, includes a slipmat.
Spacey sweet soul with very nice harmonizing. US original in great shape,
Kansas City gangsta/g-funk stuff on a sampler 12" featuring 3 tracks from the CD- and cassette-only album "Krooked City". Check "Swang Your Hips". Small tear dot on side 1 label. US original, comes in black plain sleeve.
Founding member of Swedish 1970s prog group Nynningen, here with a solo album consisting of mostly home recordings done between 1977-2020. Quite diverse listening, check the drum machine-driven "Tusenfotingen" or the beautiful acoustic "Nine".
Comp from 1981 with a bunch of useful disco and AOR cuts. Check Jannie Hoeg's "Dance the night away". Danish only original.
Long-awaited new released from "Skizz" Bizzi - if you liked his previous work, you can buy this blind. Listen to "Solen" or "Än en gång". Made in 250 copies.
"Broken Hearted" - fine example of Berber music! Record has just a bit of storage wear. Cover has light wear, minimal tear on back. US original, with insert.
1972 US country/southern rock with John Hiatt. Listen to "Firewater" and "Honey, You'll Be Allright". A lower VG+ with some light surface marks on record, plays fine. Cover has quite heavy ring/edge wear, faint sticker mark on back. US original, with lyrics insert.
Drowsy electronic downtempo sounds, quite meditative throughout. Listen to "Gimme". Cover in shrink with a bent corner. US original, pink vinyl.
Acidic techno from 1996, listen to "Klong". Mostly light marks, plays well. Picture sleeve has some shelf wear and 3 cm peel-off on spine. German original.
Around 300 "hidden albums" in the singer-songwriter field with reviews (in Japanese) and photos. Includes chapters like "The edge of soft rock" and "An abyss of Christian music", which should tell you what you need to know.
1967 album by the twin brothers. Listen to "Progress" and the mighty ballad "Silent Street". Record in great shape. Cover has light ring wear, lamination creasing, tiny tear on back. UK original.
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