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2xLP set from altoist Guido Spannochi featuring two different reeds/bass/drums combos, both with a deep but raw sound. Several strong original compositions, my favourites being "Urban Jig", "Cork Screw Blues" and "Spilled Milk".
2nd album from London-based Austrian saxophonist Guido Spannochi - raw and edgy jazz sounds for fans of Ill Considered and similar contemporary UK jazz acts - check the tough, progressive "For Joe Zawinul" and the version of Lester Bowie's "Zero" (go for the alt take). Very limited release (100 copies only), comes with photo insert.
2LP classic from 1991 with "Estranged" "Pretty tied up" and more. Some light marks on records not affecting play. Cover has small sticker tear on front (not in photo). European original with lyrics inner sleeves, offensive language sticker on front.
Just what the title says: solo trombone and double bass, listen to "Carte Blanche". Nice VG+ copy, no major issues at all. German original (self-released by Günter Christmann).
Finnish straight jazz from 1977 by tenor saxophonist Gusse Rössi, backed by Teuvo Suojärvi, Pekka Sarmanto, Heiki Annala & Christian Schwindt. Listen to "I'm Confessin'". Cover has some ring and edge wear plus a little smudging on front top right. Finnish only original.
"Waldmädchen" dreamy vocal jazz track for the adventurous jazz DJs! Clean record, cover has minor wear to corners and a few tiny worn spots on front. German original, pink labels with tree logo.
Soul/funk LP from 1978 including the catchy midtempo groover "I could use some loving". Sealed US original with a small cutout.
Seldom seen Finnish straight jazz set from 1972 feat. Christian Schwindt and Teuvo Suojärvi. Listen to the Robert Malmberg-penned "Empty pocket samba" and "Lappri". Also has a nice version of "Summertime". Clean record, cover has soft ring wear + discrete sticker mark on front. Finnish original.
Heavy rock with experimental touches, for fans of Uran or Viagra Boys. Listen to "I'm alive" or "A moment of nuclearity".
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.
60s jazz including a version of "Old Devil moon" with piano lead and haunting strings. Sleeve marks and scuffs on record, plays ok. Cover has price tag remains on back. US original, SLP 9009 with red labels.
Crisp and gritty instrumental hip hop from Sweden with that great, laid back 90s sound - listen to "All around", "No shortz" and "Luv this sh*t".
2020 album, somewhere between vocal jazz/pop, ambient and classical music. Listen to "Buka" and "Home".
Ambient-y jazz/modern classical on Matthew Halsall's Gondwana Records. Listen to "Buka". Black vinyl issue.
Hippie album from 1978. Record has some tiny pressing bubbles side B causing very soft clicks. Cover in shrink. US original.
Folky rock/pop LP from 1969, with the beautiful "Imagine" & "New day coming". Record has some light marks, but nothing deep. Cover has light wear, die cut-puzzle is intact. US original.
Obscure album from 1976. Electronic pieces, some jazzy piano parts mixed with spoken word. Check "Distant Land" and "Let's Play It All Over Again". Record is shiny with some light marks not affecting play. Cover has some ring/edge wear, creasing. Swiss original.
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.
Dark, industrial sounds taking in influences from all over. Should work well in both cosmic disco sets and discerning house surroundings - check "Ayran Man" and "Harmony Labelle"!
1958 album with Rolf Ericson and Carl Perkins, listen to "Nieta". US OJC reissue.
Rare Tribe title with cool, spiritual but funky jazz in "Ode to Africa" and "In the Moog". With Marcus Belgrave, Wendell Harrison and the others. Reissue by Now-Again, remastered by Bernie Grundman.
One of the classic Philly soul acts on LP from 1976 with a real monster of a tune in the title track. No shrink on this copy, cover has a cut corner and some writing on back (nothing major but forces VG grading). US original.
One of the classic Philly soul acts on LP from 1976 with a real monster of a tune in the title track. US original, still sealed copy with small sawcut. Soundclip from previous copy.
"Hop Scotch" & "Modadji" CTI-style fusion tracks. Cover has a sawcut. US original, light blue/white label version.
Weird album from 1969, psychedelic harp music & far out spoken word, very hippie. Listen to "Wetsocks" and "Afghan Red". Nice copy with little wear. Small drill hole through cover and label. US original.
Hard German fusion from 1982, check "Headlines". Cover has edge wear and price tag tear on front. German original.
Among dubious Creedence cover versions hides a Madlib sample on the hard rock/funk tune "99 1/2"! Also the great, folky breakbeat cut "Troubled people". US original.
"What does it take (to win your love)" & "If I could give you the world" awesome crossover soul! LP is very clean. Cover in shrink with a tiny sawcut, a cut corner and a minor corner bend. Small writing in dead wax on side 1. US original.
Electronic "krautpop" from Sweden, with a dreamy sound. Listen to the spring reverb loaded "Change horses" or the twangy melodica chiptune-ish "Standing wave".
German original, with lyrics inner sleeve. Shiny record with a couple of light marks not affecting play. Cover has corner wear, creasing, small dent on top seam. Gentle soft rock/pop album from 2003. Listen to "I Wanna Be Your Light".
Folk/rock album from 1971 with a really nice version of Beatles' "She Said". Clean record. Cover has cut corner. US original.
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.
US stereo pressing, S 7571 with green/gold deep groove labels = 2nd pressing. Vocal jazz in the traditional vein, listen to "Depend on me".
Odd and twisted album from 1968 that ranges from jazzy folk to mad moog tracks. Bet there is plenty of useful sample fodder here. Listen to "The button man". Record has only minor storage wear and a few light lines. Cover has light corner wear, ring wear on back, tiny drill hole. US original.
His only album. Listen to the great sounding funky bass in "It's Hard To Love You". German original.
Easy listening LP including violin-led versions of "Respect" (yup. it is a bit weird...), "Hurdy Gurdy Man", "Light My Fire" and more. Lots of marks on record, plays with some background crackle, not terrible. UK original.
Dutch avantgarde/electronics from late 50s. Fragile thin paper cover has ring/shelf wear, not light but not too bad either. Philips 835 056 AY with textured burgundy red label, "Made In Holland" printed on bottom of labels. I believe this was released earlier with different cover art so that would make this an early 2nd Dutch pressing.
Spoken word, modern classical and electronics on 1961 album from Belgian composer Henri Pousseur. Record is glossy with light sleeve scuffs, plays alright with some light ticks here and there. Fragile thin paper wrap-around sleeve has slight wear and creasing plus a bunch of small rips on edges. German original, no booklet.
US original, MG-12086 with blood red deep groove labels. RVG in dead wax. Marks and scuffs on record, plays ok with minor background crackle. Cover has slight corner wear + rubbing and a faint stamp on back. Mid 50s trombone session also featuring Frank Wess on flute + Ronnell Bright, Freddie Green, Kenny Clarke and Eddie Jones. Listen to "You'll Do".
Black Jazz LP from 1974 with Ndugu, David Durrah and Charles Owens. Great funky jazz in "Blue Lights"! 2021 reissue, almost as new copy.
1965 album with the groovy "Cadillac". Lots of mark on record, plays ok with some background noise and odd clicks. Cover has faint sign of writing on back. Swedish original.
Later German pressing of LP originally released in 1957 as "Nothing But The Blues".
Triple album from 2001, ranging from modern jazz to offbeat electronic house. Listen to "Suddenly" or "Leave me now". Reissue, transparent grey vinyl.
US original, MG 12066 with red/silver deep groove labels, RVG in dead wax. Cover has 8 cm split top seam right, minor damage/tear at opening plus some rubbing and neat writing on back. Solo piano LP including version of "There's a small hotel" and "Easy to love".
Excellent Blue Note LP with Paul Chambers, Willie Bobo & Osvaldo Martinez. Check "Triangle" and "Succotash". 180 gram reissue.
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