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1969 single with a great B-side. Clean labels, with center. Minor wear on pic sleeve. Swedish original.
His third album, from 1982, with the leftfield dancefloor tunes "I followed George's dream" and "Bring back reality". Nice copy with little wear. US original, no Ralph inner sleeve.
Obscure prog folk with a little blues rock in there as well, on the small Forsaljud label (that also released Berits Halsband and Missbrukrna). Check "Spelmansminne" and "Om vi hjälper varann". Record has some light lines and storage wear, plays fine. Cover has ringwear, sticker + sticker mark on front. Swedish original.
Live picture disc limited to 500 copies. Comes with a track list paper insert. Unofficial release.
From 1987 including "I wanna dance with somebody", "Love will save the day" and the Sam Dees-penned ballad "Just the lonely talking again". LP in solid condition. Cover in shrink with hype sticker. Lyric inner has an edge split. US original.
More experimental jazz from percussionist Dave De Rose, this time with seven improvised tracks from different trios and quartets (all featuring Dave De Rose on drums) and most of them with a delicate use of electronics, check A1 and B4. 1st pressing limited to 300 copies (this is #111).
Free jazz/avantgarde from 1985 with Wolfgang Puschnig, Harry Sokal, Lauren Newton and Woody Schabata. Listen to "Lady Delay". Records are in great shape, box cover has light shelf wear only. Swiss original, with two postcards and Hat Hut-insert.
Heavy beats from the depths of Bandcamp, here on vinyl. Bound to strike a chord if you dig crispy drums and punchy sounds! Listen to "Vanessa", "La ligne morte" and "Pond folks".
Live recorded progressive rock with a jazzy, Crimson-esque sound - listen to "End of the tracks" and "Thee who emerges at dawn".
The debut album from seasoned Stockholm record/music man Niclas Wretelid. A mix of soulful vocal tunes and funky instros, including the excellent single sides "World" and "Natural feeling" plus the sounds-like-a-hit "Talkin' bout". Well worth checking if you're into the current stuff from Daptone/Colemine/Timmion.
Nicole Willis with a cool, breezy backing out of Finland - listen to "Save it" or "Reparate".
Four funky/jazzy tracks with an afrobeat leaning - listen to "Adwa" and "Ti-de".
1968 album where you get your ragas served with guitar instead of sitar. Listen to "Raga Yaman Kalyan". Record has a couple of light marks, plays fine. Cover has a few minimal tears on front (not in photo). US original.
Third volume in De Rose's Agile Experiments-series featuring seven improvised trio tracks, all featuring Dave De Rose on drums. Quite eclectic and experimental sounds, check the groovy and edgy B1 and the ambient, underwatery B2. 1st pressing limited to 200 copies (this is #051).
First group of Kawabata Makoto from Acid Mother's Temple. Recorded in 1978 and originally released on very limited cassette in the 80's, these two tracks of pulsating disturbance marries well with the beautiful picture disc. Italian original. No sleeve as issued.
Single from 1968 with "Mister music man", a cool dancer with organ and horns. Record has intact center. Cover has ring wear, creasing and faint marks from small writing on back. Swedish original.
"Arkansas coal (suite)" and the Dolly Parton-penned "Down from Dover", epic tracks that kick off side 1 & 2 on this second album from the unlikely duo. Cover has saw cut. US original.
Split EP with EBM derivatives. Listen to groovy "Divinity". Mixed colour vinyl issue in super clean condition.
Rhythm & blues compilation from 1962, material recorded 1950-51. Check "Oh I Got The Blues" and "Come On Let's Rock". Clean record. Cover has two slightly bumped corners. US original.
1990 soul version of the Bacharach evergreen. Vinyl is glossy with a few light sleeve marks, close to EX. Pic sleeve has a small price tag on front. UK original.
R&b/funk/mod instrumentals with a chunky groove. A-side is from the pen of Bob & Earl with help from Gene Page. Record has some light marks, plays fine. US original.
1964 compilation of early Brunswick-sides from Mr. Excitement. Listen to "Baby Workout". Clean record, cover in fine shape save for mild staining on back. US stereo original.
Girl group soul/pop on a Swedish pic sleeve 45 from 1970. Record is strong VG with minor marks, retains good gloss and plays well. Pic sleeve has a little wear, still looks ok. 4-prong centre is intact.
Lovely crossover soul fingersnapper (same song as Dee Dee Warwick). US original, white label promo in beautiful condition.
Original white vinyl pressing. Plays with slight background noise, possibly due to pressing.
Two heart-racing northern soul dance sides. Tiny scratch causes a few light clicks midway through "Mine exclusively", otherwise ok. Minor label wear. US original.
Lovely mellow soul from the pen of Ashford & Simpson. Same song as done by T&T on Cobra. Record in solid shape with some light marks, plays fine. Small writing on company sleeve. UK original, TMG 643 with 4-prong centre and "Sold in..." text.
R&b/soul/blues from 1966, including the r&b club movers "Beulah" and "Stepping up in class". LP in great shape. Cover has light wear and creasing. US stereo pressing with red/white logo and green wedge to the left.
Big-voiced 60s soul including the Walter Jackson-type midtempo shuffler "A sweet little girl". Beautiful copy, cover in shrink with cut corner, US stereo original.
1966 album including the dramatic midpacer "Groovy kind of love" and "All or nothing". LP is glossy with minor marks, plays fine overall. Cover is low VG+ due to small pen mark and tiny tear on front, 1 cm split on bottom edge and owner name plus a dedication written on back. US stereo original with blue/green labels and black fan.
EU original on purple vinyl, great copy in shrink, includes insert.
Rhythm & blues compilation with recordings from J.D. Miller's Studio, Crowley, Louisiana. Check "I Wanna Be Your Man" and "A Fool That Was Blind". Tiny piece of label side A is missing. No sticker mark on this copy. US original.
"Sloppy Drunk" the perfect companion to your next beer. Cover has some lamination lifting/fraying at opening and top, faint sticker mark on front. French original.
"Ekombe" bouncy club tune that takes off in the second part! Staining on A-side label. Kenyan original.
Electro funk/boogie produced by James Mason with a winning instrumental. US original, promo copy in company sleeve.
Space disco concept LP from 1979, including the sleazy/sludgy "Mister Satellite". Solid copy, only light superficial wear to record. Cover has average ring/rub wear. Canadian original.
Compilation with Lonnie and compadres. Contains the amazing "Dope Head Blues" sung by Victoria Spivey with guitar acc by Lonnie. US original.
Moody droning electronics by Sonja Tofik on Moloton. Listen to "Anomi". Black vinyl version.
Florida hip hop from 1989 with a seriously funky sound on tunes like "Hardcore Bass" and "Go Smokey". Cover in torn shrink with hype sticker. Some ring wear. US original.
High quality tech house/techno from 2008 - listen to "Dream divide" or "Approach". Records are in top condition, cover has a small corner bump. Swedish original.
Freestyle from 1994, try the "hot mix" (B1). Record has some lighter hairlines not affecting play. In a generic plain sleeve. US Original.
1964 club classic from this Memphis legend, whipping up a real storm. "20-75" is very clean. B-side has two long surface marks not affecting play. UK original with silver/black labels and 4-prong centre. Comes in US London sleeve.
Liverpool beat from 1964, sounding a bit like that other group from the same town, but without the magic. Listen to "Here's hoping". Cover has drill hole that's been filled with a mark pen. US mono original.
1973 compilation with Tommy Bradley, Otto Virgial, Charlie Patton etc. Great copy. US original.
High quality house EP with highlights for me in the sublime "Cheetah haze" and the sparkling Prins Thomas mix of "Ny dag".
Swedish sax (Johan Jutterström) + percussion (Andreas Hiroui Larsson) duo together with Adrian Knight (piano) on one side and Frew Elfineh Taha (text & voice) on the other. Listen to A2 and B2.
T-Bone Walker and his band caught to tape in fine form at the 1972 Montreaux Jazz Festival. Listen to "Goin' Back To Church". Cover has light wear, tiny saw cut. US original.
Indie hip hop from 2019, check "Divide cake" or "Taught to play the cut". A few light marks on vinyl, cover in shrink. Danish-only original, black vinyl. This version was made in 100 numbered copies.
French hip hop from 2015, check "Corleone Remix". This is the first vinyl release from 2020. Light sleeve marks on records, plays great. Cover in shrink.
Beautiful, spacey soul slowie b/w a pounding club tune. A few light marks and lines, plays fine. US original.
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