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1984 Cale with the powerful "Experiment number 1" and the softer "Caribbean sunset" poking my ears in a delightful way. Light general wear. European original.
ECM-jazz recorded 1980 with David Darling, David Friedman and Jon Christensen. Listen to "Lament". German original.
Not the Impulse-album with the same name but a collection of his ballad sides for Prestige, Atlantic and Blue Note - sublime stuff including the fantastic "Aisha".
A milestone in the history of jazz, essential album. Listen to "Blue Train". Reissue.
US stereo pressing, AS-10 with orange/black ABC-Paramount labels with A/B suffix on catalogue number = early 3rd US stereo pressing. RVG STEREO in dead wax. Record has marks and scuffs plus a few small scratch marks, plays with occassional clicks and crackle (mainly in the intro of side 1). Cover has corner wear, lamination flaking at opening back plus some water damage/staining inside gatefold. Classic live recording including the wonderful "Spiritual".
Japaense box set containing 3 LPs, 1 7" and a booklet. Features recordings from his Impulse-years plus a 1966 interview. Records are VG+ to EX with light sleeve marks. Sticker on three labels. 7" has sticker on front of pic sleeve + on side 1 label. Box cover has sticker mark on front and is a little grubby. Printed inner sleeve have sticker marks on front. Japanese original from 1969, SR-3026-8, no obi.
Late 50s album with Red Garland, Paul Chambers and Arthur Taylor. Great quartet session, check "Bass Blues". Cover has two small stickers on front (not on photo) and small writing on back. Green labels = later US 70s issue of LP originally issued in 1958 as "John Coltrane With The Red Garland Trio".
Big band album with guests as Zoot Sims, Ronnie Scott, Ronnie Ross, Ken Wheeler & Lucky Thompson. Check "Leo". LP is strong VG with minor marks, plays ok. UK mono original, 687 335/TL 5229 with black/silver Fontana label.
Swedish jazz from 1988, listen to "Visions". Swedish original.
Strong modal/hard bop album from 1967 with standout tracks in "Problem Too" and "Suggested Line". Promo stamp on back cover. US original.
Album from 1964 with the great title track. Also check "John Henry". Record in great shape. Cover has light ring wear, creasing. UK 2nd pressing from 1965.
Heavy funky fusion album with psychedelic influences. Check the great "Cumeba" that owes a lot to "Jungle fever" but still manages to add something extra. "Cul de sac" is another winner in a more uptempo, percussive style. Cover has bits of tape + tape marks on top and bottom seam plus basic wear. German original.
Sweet and folky rock from 1972, listen to "Bold marauder". Cover has small drill hole. US original, with lyrics insert.
Record in fine shape. Heavy cover wear, top seam completely split, cutout. US original.
Compilation with a bunch of his classics. Cover has small tear on front. Dutch later pressing.
Piano trio LP recorded 1959 with Connie Kay on drums plus Percy Heath or George Duvivier on bass. Listen to "Delaunay's Dilemma". Cover graded VG due to slight wear/tearing on back (mainly along lower seam), graphics are intact and legible. Later US (early 70s) pressing with red/green labels with 1841 Broadway-address.
US mono original, Atlantic 1375 with orange/purple labels and white fan. Record looks ok but plays noisy with hiss and distortion. LP recorded 1960 with Paul Gonsalves, George Duvivier, Jim Hall, Eric Dolphy etc., including versions of "I Should Care", "I Remember Clifford" and more.
Edgy southern rock with a country/blues feel, and some Dr. John type craziness. Listen to "O how she dances". Cover has ringwear, edgewear, tiny cutout. US original.
1971 compilation including "2401". Cover has sealing sticker (not in photo). UK original.
Compilation from 1974 with plenty of tough jazz rock/fusion. Listen to "Spectrum" or "Allah be praised". German original.
Jazz rock/fusion LP from 1976. Consistent album if you like this stuff, check "Spirit of peace" or the hypnotic funky groove "Now". Record in great shape, cover has minor signs of handling, nothing bad. UK original with spaceship labels.
Triple album from 1996, including "Higher state of consciousness" and "Don't laugh". Solid copy, cover in shrink with hype sticker. US original.
1985 album from this legendary singer, with nice southern soul on the George Jackson-penned midtempo thumper "No refund" and "Can I love you". No shrink on this copy. US original.
Album from 1977 with songs and cool dialogues from The Man In Black. Listen to "My Cowboy's Last Ride". European original.
Chicago blues recorded in Paris 1980 with one of the best named artists in the blues business. Listen to "Oh baby". Great copy. French original.
His first Blue Note album, recorded in 1956 with Wynton Kelly, Max Roach and Curly Russell. Listen to "Chicago Calling". 180 gram reissue.
US stereo pressing, AS-61 with orange/black ABC-Paramount label on side 1 and orange/black A Product of ABC-label on side 2 = early 2nd hybrid pressing. Non-laminated cover. LP from 1964 featuring Paul Gonsalves and Rolf Ericson - listen to "Open Mike".
US stereo original, V6-8492 with black/silver T logo labels. Cover shows some lamination bubbling on front. Orchestral jazz LP from 1962, arranged by Oliver Nelson. Listen to "In A Sentimental Mood".
French compilation of early-to-mid 50s recordings. Cover has neat tracklisting markings on back.
German original. Old price tag on front cover.
"Are you ready for this" & "Breakin' down the walls of heartache" 60s soul hits. LP is glossy with some light wear only. Cover has light ring wear and a tiny stain on front and back. US original.
Swedish compilation from 1977. Nice copy with little wear.
Funky blues album including the groovy title track. Nice copy with little wear. First French issue from 1969 of US original from 1968.
"Watts breakaway" massive breakbeat tune with fat drums. Lovely copy except for a tiny paper tear on back (barely noticeable). US original.
US mono original, RLP 12-292 with small blue labels, mic & reel logo, deep groove on both sides. Record is more or less free from marks but vinyl surface looks a little glazed/oily and plays with minor hiss/background crackle (slightly worse on side 1). Cover in very nice shape, just a neat stamp on back. Vocal jazz from 1957, backed by Chet Baker & co, including a fine version of "This Is Always".
1969 blues album featuring Willie Dixon and Otis Spann. Listen to "From dark 'til dawn" or "Last night's dream". Cover has small saw cut. US later pressing from 1972 of "Last Night's Dream" from 1969.
Country blues from 1974, check "Devil's Daughter" or "Slavery Time Breakdown". Clean record. Cover has light wear, creasing. UK 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.
Compilation with hits such as"So Cold In Vietnam" and "Black Panther". US original.
1963 album with a wonderful Chuck Jackson-like sound on "Good morning sadness". LP is glossy with some (mostly light) marks, plays fine overall with a few scattered clicks. Cover has partial splits on top and bottom edge, repaired with tape. Also some ring/rub wear, worn corners and tiny writing + sticker on back. US stereo original (but comes in mono cover with correctional "stereo" sticker on front).
Early compilation from 1969 from this pale blues man. Nice copy, drill hole through label and cover. US original.
Bunch of relaxed and candid performances, recorded informally in the company of friends and neighbors in the years 1962-1966. Listen to "Meet Me In The Bottom" & "Prison Bound". US original.
Spanish jazz/fusion from 1976 featuring Tete Montoliu, check "S'Hora Baixa". Cover has ring wear and tiny sticker/sticker mark on front. Spanish original.
"Golden lady" lovely soulful vocal bossa version of Stevie Wonders classic. Cover has some ring wear. US original.
Excellent spiritual jazz LP in a Black Jazz/Strata-East style, and no wonder as Joseph Bonner, Norman Connors and Cecil McBee are on here! Jothan Callins himself was a member of Sun Ra's Arkestra. Check "Sons and Daughters of the Sun" and "Winds of Change". 2022 reissue with obi.
"Are you ready for love" epic soul/disco end-of-nighter! Italian original with lyric inner sleeve.
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