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Early 60s live set with Blue Mitchell and Stanley Turrentine, mainly in the soul jazz bag but also includes a fine ballad in "Fayth, you're...". Marks and scuffs on record, plays alright. Cover has one bent corner + small pen writing and some stains on back. Later Dutch pressing, Fontana 888 110 ZY (of LP first released on Pacific Jazz.
60s jazz set with Joe Pass, Leroy Vinnegar and Ron Jefferson, including the driving "On Time". Lots of light marks and scuffs on record but plays pretty well with minor distrations only. Cover has some lamination lifting on front plus a bit of aging on back. Dutch mono original, 688 126 ZL.
Duo free jazz with trumpet & percussion. Listen to "Finale". Clean record, cover in shrink. US original.
2xLP set from 1975 featuring rare Aladdin releases recorded in 1945-1948. Listen to "After you've gone". Cover has small worn spots around edges, two sticker on back + plenty of (neat) writing on back (session details).
1956 album with versions of "All of me" and "Love is here to stay". Japanese reissue, MJS 3099, mono pressing with obi but no insert.
"Afro Texas" cool and different folky/funk tune with a nice break. Light sleeve marks on record, plays ok. Cover still in shrink (partially torn on back). Cut corner (top right on this copy). US original.
Japanese only direct master recording including a fine version of "Summertime". Record has sleeve marks, plays ok with odd clicks and crackles. Cover has ring and edge wear. Japanese original, X-1 with two inserts, no obi.
"Lady rain" great folk/jazz tune. Cover has saw cut. US original, embossed logo on front of cover.
Little Brother-style sound from 2019, should work fine if you prefer hip hop of a more soulful/jazzy variety. Listen to "The struggle" or "Eternal ridin'".
Album with four blues legends. UK original.
US original, N90P-1384/1385 matrix. Record has lots of light marks, but plays pretty fine with some soft occasional background noise and clicks. Cover in fine shape with a small tear and old price tag on back. 1962 compilation with recordings from early 50s. Listen to " I'll Never Forget The Day" and "Lightning's Blues".
Gangsta rap out of San Antonio - check the slick "Gangsta home". Originally only released on CD and cassette, this is the first vinyl issue.
Female pop/jazz version of "Killing me softly with his song" with Swedish lyrics, plus a version of "Long train runnin'" ("Tåget rusar fram"). Cover has a tiny tear on back. Swedish original.
Very rare modern soul LP including the wonderful, jazzy "A dream without you". Also the nice uptempo tune "Can you feel it" plus a couple of slowies. Cover has minor rub wear and a slight corner bump. Reissue, double vinyl pressing on 45 RPM for extra hot sound.
Afro/boogie LP from 1988 including the banging dance tunes "Let's make a deal" and "Don't treat me so bad"! Reissue.
"I can't let this good thing get away" awesome modern soul! "Don't give it up" sounds a lot like her classic "Runaway love", only less played. US original, 2xLP release with long versions. This copy has a small corner cut.
"From now on" and "You can do it" great disco/soul from this classic artist, plus a sweet version of Al Green's perennial "I'm still in love with you". US original, still sealed copy. Shrink is a little peeled off. Tiny sawcut, small corner bend.
Gospel-infused soul/funk from 1972 with arrangements from Bob James and Wade Marcus. Listen to "Somebody's always winning". This copy is not in shrink, cover has minor ring wear and a sawcut. US original.
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.
Compilation inclucding awesome stuff as "Hidden Charms" "Ace Of Spades" "Branded" etc. Cover has faint sticker mark on front.
Producers Nick Moore/Linkwood and Gavin Sutherland/Other Lands joins forces on a warm and electronic 2xLP excursion moving between techno, house, balearic and some jazzy vibes, check "Theme For City", "Gold Leith" and "Don't Throw It".
Italian free jazz with the mighty Mario Schiano, recorded live in 1988. Listen to "We (Part 1)". Italian only original.
Self-produced roots and lovers LP, listen to "Jumping for joy" and "Stay a little bit longer". Light marks on record, plays alright. Cover is strong VG with ring and edge wear + one creased corner. UK original (black vinyl issue).
Linval in lovers fashion on this Junjo Lawes-produced LP from 1982, check the wicked "Look How Me Sexy" and "Things Couldn't Be The Same". Reissue.
Killer late 70s album with a far rootsier sound than the cover art might suggest, check "Dreader Than Dread" and "Africa Is For Blackman". 180 gram reissue.
Later German pressing from 1964 (of LP first released as "Lionel Hampton And His Giants" on Nogran in 1956).
German original with lyric inner sleeve. LP has light marks but plays well.
Vocal jazz from 1960 with Ronnie Ross and Dave Lee in the setting. Listen to "How deep is the ocean". Record is like new, cover has 6 cm split middle bottom edge. Japanese reissue from 1993, with insert.
Soul LP from 1965 with a nice version of "Hurt so bad"! UK mono original, ULP 1100 in flipback cover.
1969 album including the nice sweet soul cut "Easy to be hard" (same track as done by Body & Soul on their National General LP). Cover graded strong VG due to fairly minor writing on front (not on photo). Cut corner. US original.
2xLP of tunes from 1999-2012 in an uplifting chiptune/video game music style.
Piano blues from 1968. Check "Alabama Bound". Yellow vinyl looks nice, some light marks, plays fine.Cover in shrink with tiny bottom split. US original.
Deep/southern soul set from 1972, produced by Miles Grayson. Check "Keep on keeping on" and "There's something on your mind", both sound like Bobby Patterson at his heaviest. Cover has a drill hole and minimal damage/split on top right. US original.
1980 piano blues album, check "So Long". Cover has corner/edge wear, small tear on back. French original.
Soul/rock from 1968 with versions of "Working in the coalmine", "I got you (I feel good)" etc. Cover has a few creases and two punch holes. US mono original.
Traditional music from the near and far East, performed by Dr. Lloyd Miller & colleagues on instruments such as oud, shamisen, tabla, tar and flutes. Listen to "Japan - Sakura", "Cambodia - Rop Koh" and "Iraq - Hakimi". Reissue.
Lloyd Miller is one of the masters of eastern-tinged jazz. Here is a 2010 album with the Heliocentrics, check "Nava" or the aptly titled "Spiritual jazz". 2nd pressing from 2018.
"Ain't Nobody's Business" nice ballad with strings. Cover has two bottom splits, one small top split. US mono original.
Classic rhythm & blues/soul album from 1959. Cover has two bottom splits. US mono original.
Avantgarde LP from 1971 featuring Kevin Ayers, Robert Wyatt, Burton Greene, Jasper Van't Hof a.o., listen to "Deviation Dance". Cover has writing on front, minor splits, wear around corners and edges + some ring wear. US original.
Their great 1965 debut album with all self-penned moody teen angst bits. Check "It Took A Long Time". Lots of marks on record, plays ok with some background noise and clicks. Cover has ring/corner wear, sticker residue, tearing at opening. Swedish 2nd pressing from 1966.
Spiritual jazz recorded 1976-77 with members of Juju/Oneness of Juju including Plunky Nkabinde, Ndikho Xaba and of course Len Moshe himself. Listen to "Doin' The Carvin' For Thabo" and "The Hutch". First official vinyl release (previously only released on CD and bootleg LP).
"Things we said today" awesome, tough jazz dance tune on this British jazz LP from 1967. Japanese high quality reissue from 2009, with obi and insert.
Electric Louisiana blues with deep cuts like "One more night". Record has light marks, plays well with occasional surface noise. Cover sticker on front. UK original.
Sole album from Eagles-founder Glenn Frey and John David Souther. Folky rock with some southern vibes. Listen to "Bring Back Funky Women". Clean record. Cover has light ring/edge wear, tiny top split, writing on front. US original.
Raw live recording from 1968. Check " The Train & The Horse". European original.
Compilation with Lonnie and compadres. Contains the amazing "Dope Head Blues" sung by Victoria Spivey with guitar acc by Lonnie. US original.
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