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Soul/disco LP from 1982 including the great "Let love shine"! Small sawcut. US original on Salsoul.
Their second and final album, from 1968. "Livin' With Lies" must be one of the better ones with Björn Skifs' voice. Record has some light marks, nothing bad. Cover has corner/ring/edge wear, sealing sticker (not in photo). Swedish original.
Soul/funk LP from 1977. Contains the slick groover "Can't get enough of you" and the funk disco jam "The party song". Cover has a small sawcut and a little ring wear. US original.
US mono original, Atlantic 1362, orange/purple labels with white fan. Marks and scuffs on record, worst flaws are two scratches that clicks for about 2/3 of A2, apart from that mainly light marks and plays ok with odd clicks and pops. Cover looks ok on front but rates a low VG+ due to a bit of grubiness and staining on back, nothing too bad. LP from 1961 with Larry Ridley and George Coleman. Listen to the title track, also includes a nice version of "Milestones".
1987 album with a tough 80s dance sound rather than dub, though there are a couple of those moments as well. Cover has a sticker on front, otherwise ok. UK original.
1976 album including the spacey funk track "Mother is a hippie". Sleeve marks on record, plays alright. Cover has soft ring wear, tiny stain mark on front + cut corner. US original, with printed inner sleeve (split and with tape residue).
1975 album containing material recorded before his debut album. Killer funk tunes in "Take My Advice" and "Rock Dirge". US original, clean copy in shrink.
Electronic danceable music mixed with string quartet! Sounds inspired by German, British and Swedish electronic music from various eras... Listen to "Unsure".
2LP compilation including many of their best psychedelic moments.
1970 compilation featuring music recorded for Imperial records between 1950-1956. Cover has ring/edge wear.
Classic 70s soul LP with a heap of great crossover and sweet soul tunes as "Have I really lost you" and the LP-only "I'm so glad you came along". Japanese reissue from 2021, with obi.
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.
"What In The World Am I Gonna Do" great stripped down blues on this album from 1962. Record has just a few tiny pressing bubbles causing no more than very soft pops. US original.
"Theme From Big Time" tough, driving disco track that takes off in the extended instrumental parts! Sounds a lot like MFSB's "Let's clean up the ghetto". This copy has a drill hole and a small sawcut. US original.
"So in love" beautiful, smooth soul from maestro Smokey! Cover has a tiny sawcut, a creased corner, minimal sticker on front. US original from 1976.
Lovely mellow, romantic soul in "Let me be the clock" & "Wine, women and song". This copy has a small scratch on front cover. Lyric inner sleeve has tape on edges. US original.
"We've come too far to end it now" and "Flying high together" beautiful 70s soul! US original, this copy is still sealed. Tiny sawcut on spine.
Late 60s LP from Smokey & co, including "You send me" and their version of "California soul". Cover is close to VG due to mild staining/paper rippling and a small piece of tape on back. Wear on bottom edge, 2 cm split on top seam, cut corner. US original with yellow/tan deep grove labels.
The same LP as "A pocket full of Miracles" with two added tracks. ""Don't take it so hard", "Wishful thinking", "Point it out" and more great tunes here. German original.
"If you can want", "Give him up" and "Special occasion" lovely 60s soul. LP has minor marks and one barely feelable scratch, plays fine. Cover has a small corner bump and 1 cm peel-off on spine. US original with two globe label.
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.
Big Dr Dre-produced classic from 1993. Contains "Who am I", "Ain't no fun" & "Gin & juice". Reissue from 2017.
Album from 1984 with "Slave To This" and a nice version of Jack Hammer's "Down In The Subway". Great copy. Spanish original.
Obscure and very charming DIY-sounding rock album from 1980, with a fondness for the synthesizer. Listen to "Open Door". Clean record. Cover is signed by one member on the front. UK original.
Michael Stokes-produced album from 1979 including the ballads "Heavenly" and "Does life a have a meaning". Canadian original, lovely copy in shrink.
Comp from 1987 on legendary Swedish collector/compiler Jonas Bernholm's Mr R&B label. Cover has a very minor corner bend.
Cover has a few tiny tears on front (not in photo). UK original.
Later US pressing. Cover in partial shrink.
Iconic album from 1990, with such classics as "Dirty boots" and "Kool thing" (featuring Chuck D from Public Enemy). And cool cover art made by Raymond Pettibon. 180 g reissue. This copy is in shrink.
Moody droning electronics by Sonja Tofik on Moloton. Listen to "Anomi". Black vinyl version.
Collection of blues songs between 1937-1944 with Big Bill Broonzy, Blind Johnn Davis and more. Listen to "Collector man". Cover has small signs of writing on back.
1969 album with the pounding "Santa Claus". A few light marks on record. Cover in great shape. US 2nd pressing.
Memorial compilation from 1965 - listen to "Trust my baby". Lots of light marks on record, plays ok with some backgrond noise. Cover has corner/ring wear, creasing, two tiny bottom splits, damaged corner, writing + sticker tear on back. UK original, black/gold Chess label.
Recorded in Copenhagen in 1963 featuring Memphis Slim and others. Plenty of light marks on record, plays ok. Cover has ring/corner wear, tiny tear at opening.
1939-1947 material with Big Bill Broonzy and others. French original.
Truly classic jazz LP with an all-star line up - Art Farmer, Jackie McLean, Paul Chambers and Philly Joe Jones, listen to the powerful "Blue Minor". One of the most expensive Blue Note albums on original press. 180 gram reissue.
1969 quartet session with Hampton Hawes, Monty Budwig and Shelley Manne, listen to "California Screamin'". Clean record, cover has some corner/edge wear plus mild sun fading along spine. 2nd US pressing with green labels from 1972.
Early Ozziddi-album from 1976 with a couple of raw afrobeat-y tracks, check "My Ancestors" and "Adesua". Record has marks, scuffs and some lighter scratches, plays ok with minor distractions. Cover has ring and edge wear, small tears around edges on back + is signed (with dedication) on front by Sonny Okosuns. Nigerian original.
1976/77 blues set released in Sweden and USA on Amigo and Advent. Listen to "Sitting & thinking". Swedish original.
Recorded live in Stockholm in 1959 with Pete La Roca and Henry Grimes. "St Thomas", "There Will Never Be Another You" etc. Swedish original.
1965 album. Listen to "Bad blood" or "Goin' down slow". Record has some light marks only. Cover has bumped corner, small writing and staining back at bottom. US original.
1959 country blues, listen to "Corn bread, peas and black molasses". Record has a light mark side A not affecting play. Cover has light wear. Scandinavian later pressing from 1969 of "Folk Songs Of Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee" with different title and artwork.
Italian jazz from 2009 with Andrea Pozza, Fabrizio Bosso, Ricardo Fioravanti and Tullio De Piscopo. Features a mix of standards and self-composed bits, listen to "Wheel Within A Wheel", Cigalini's beautiful "If You Believe" and "Lisa (Take 8)". Italian only original.
LP from 1977 with versions of "It only takes a minute" (Tavares) and "You should be dancing" (Bee-Gees). Cover has ring wear, writing on back, cut corner. Writing on A-.side label. US original.
"Ashley's roachclip" must go into the top ten of most used hip hop breaks and still is a superb tune. Big bad funk on "Blow your whistle" and "Funk to the folks" as well. Record is strong VG+, just some light marks, plays great. Sticker on both labels. Cover has small tear and sticker mark on front, piece of tape on back plus ring/rub wear. US original.
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.
Oneness Of Juju-style mix of afro, jazz & funk. "See funk" is a great jazz funk workout and "The best part of me southern energy" a soul slowie with a hint of jazz. Remastered reissue.
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