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"Come into my life" awesome 70s soul with hard drums and a deep sound. Cover has minor wear (but no cutout, unlike photo). US original.
1965 album including a version of Willie Nelson's "Funny how time slips away". Record is close to EX. Cover looks nice but is not in shrink (unlike photo). US mono original with map label and deep groove.
From 1971 with "Nathan Jones", "Happy (is a bumpy road)" etc. US original, still sealed copy with a cut corner (unlike photo). Shrink is a little peeled off.
The ladies cover songs by Beatles, Smokey Robinson etc. Listen to "You really got a hold on me". LP has light marks, plays well. Cover has some creasing and marker writing on back. UK mono original, TML 11002 with "Sold in UK" print on labels.
LP from 1971 with two of the biggest Motown acts doing a superb version of "Hello stranger" + the killer "Do you love me just a little, honey"! Cover has light wear and a bunch of tiny pin holes on top left (no writing on front, unlike photo). US original.
Two of the biggest Motown acts join up on this 1970 LP with classics like "Ain't nothing like the real thing" and "Without the one you love". LP has some marks but plays ok. Gatefold cover has a shop sticker on back. Italian original.
Two of the biggest Motown acts join up on this 1971 album. Contains the lovely midtempo floater "Let's make love now" (same track as Art & Honey). Cover has some edge wear and a couple of tiny edge splits. UK original.
1975 folk/pop. Check the version of Joni Mitchell's "A Case Of You". Cover has ring wear, writing on back. UK original.
2021 release by Diego Herrera a.k.a. Suzanne Kraft - less electronics/ambient than on previous releases and more of a melancholic and dreamy indie rock sound, listen to "Screenwriter" and "On Our Hands". Black vinyl version.
Vocal bossa covers of Stevie Wonder's "Rocket love" and "Bird of beauty". Tiny (2 mm) scratch causes some clicks/pops on A1, rest looks and plays alright. Cover has a sticker on front top left (not on website photo). Scandinavian original.
Highly recommended release from the mysterious Sven Wunder - hard-hitting, eastern flavoured psych funk/jazz with a cinematic/library-ish vibe. Check "Lotus", "Tulip" and "Magnolia". Later pressing with Swedish Arts Council-credit on back cover.
Third album from Sven Wunder, this time drawing inspiration from Italian masters as Morricone, Alessandroni and Umiliani for 11 musical still lifes with lush strings and cembalo propelled by a tight rhythm section. Listen to "Umber", "Impasto" and "Panorama". 2nd pressing with "Ensemble S.W." credit on labels.
Wunder travels further east to the land of the rising sun for a musical exploration of the concept of Wabi Sabi, skillfully fusing European library and soundtrack sounds with traditional Japanese and East Oriental music and aesthetics. A wonderful listen through both sides, listen to "Hot Winds Arrive", "Hanami" and "Blanket Fog Descends". Later pressing with Swedish Arts Council-credit on back cover.
Calm mixed with chaos over two long cuts on this FMP album with Swedish avantgarde jazz duo recorded 1986. German only original, with insert.
Swedish avantgarde electronics, listen to Jan W. Morthenson's "Some of These". Sticker on back cover. Swedish original with yellow/black labels with boxed NCB.
LP from 1980 with a mellow rock/soul sound on "I think about you all".Cover has a pretty faint stain around bottom left corner on front and back. Swedish original, with insert.
Soul album from 1968 with a nice version of "To love somebody" plus of course the classic title track. LP has a few small marks, solid copy. Cover has pretty light but extensive staining on front and back. US original with red/green labels and Broadway address.
"Don't walk away" classic modern soul! Almost NM copy in shrink with cutout. US original.
LP from 1972 with a dancefloor-friendly version of "Rock steady". Cut corner. US original.
LP from 1977 with great modern soul/disco on "Star fire" and "Another day to love"! No shrink or hype sticker on this copy, but still a very decent copy. The printed inner sleeve has big splits. US original.
"Fool's Paradise" awesome soul/funk tune that starts with a break. Also check "I Know Myself" and the J Dilla-sampled "Only One Can Win". Reissue.
Rare and superb soul/disco LP produced by Roy Ayers. Contains the awesome "You can't turn me away", "Give me your love" and "Searchin". Japanese 2xLP reissue from 2022, with obi.
"Vo bate pa tu" nice vocal bossa nova. Cover has lamination lifting along spine + minor sticker remains on front. UK original.
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.
1966 album with session musicians The Wrecking Crew. Including a hard tough version of "Paint It, Black". Record has some storage wear. Cover in shrink with light corner/ring wear. US mono original.
1984 album from this succesful outfit. Steady soulful boogie sound with a highlights in "Right place, wrong time". Record is mostly VG+ but has a few circular scatches on A1 causing skips for about half that tune. The rest sounds fine. Cover has a small sticker on front. European original.
Techno/ambient LP from 2016. Listen to "An unresolved question" on B1. Lovely copy in shrink. Spanish original.
Blues rock album from 1968. Listen to the funky "Leaving Trunk". Record close to EX. Sticker over Columbia logo on labels. Cover has light ring/corner wear, creasing. US later pressing.
50s trio jazz with Tal Farlow's guitar backed by Eddie Costa and Vinnie Burke. Listen to the version of "There is no greater love". Japanese reissue from 1981, UMV 2565 with insert but no obi. Tiny cut out notch on bottom seam.
Compilation from 1974 with essential stuff like "She Want To Sell My Monkey". Clean record. Cover has some corner wear.
Early German 2nd pressing, without the three embossed points on the inner ring of labels. Record has lots of marks, plays ok with some surface noise and odd clicks. Gatefold cover has ring/edge wear, creasing. Great dark electronic ominous music, listen to "Atem" and "Wahn".
Killer album including tuff DJ cuts to classics as Johnny Clarke "Blood Dunza" ("Poor Man Problem"), Horace Andy "Natty Dread A Weh She Want" ("Yaga-yaga") and Prince Alla "Daniel" ("Black Man"). Reissue.
Early 80s roots with a particular highlight in the killer title track. Reissue.
Soul/disco set from 1976, check the Ashford & Simpson-penned "Keep it coming". LP has a slight, slow storage warp not affecting play - not bad at all. Cover has minor wear and a sawcut. US original.
UK stereo original, ASD 271, white labels with gold rim and red print. Cover has lamination peeling, small splits and rips + neat writing on back. Stereo-sticker on front cover.
Three 6 Mafia-related thug rap from 1999, including "Get buck, get wild" and "Who the crunkest". Reissue, black vinyl.
South African disco/jazz funk rarity from '77 including a cheeky take on "Going Back To My Roots" in "Oh Yeh Soweto"! Also check "Wind And Fire". Reissue.
1959 recording with a big band featuring Stan Tracey. Listen to "Etrospect". UK stereo original, SKL 4030 with blue/silver deep groove labels and stripe through the middle. Record in great shape. Glossy flipback cover has one lamination bubble on front, otherwise fine.
Legendary soul/r&b man on a 1988 comp. Includes the club classic "Somebody's always trying" and ballads as "Be ever wonderful". Cover has light ring wear and a minor sticker on front and back (not on photo).
Jazz from 1980 with Charles Owens and John Heard, listen to "Blues For Jimmy G". This copy has a (fairly discrete) sticker mark on front bottom right but no punch hole on this copy (despite website photo). US original.
60s jazz with Bjarne Rostvold and Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen. Listen to "Indiana". Record is scuffy, plays with minor background crackle. Cover has mild creasing, minor split/damage on spine plus light wear to opening. Danish original.
1964 album with wellknown dance numbers aswell as some original ones, like the manic "Nightfall" and "Movin' Out". Record has a suspicious mark side B not affecting play. US original.
Folky SSW including the mellow "Pity the child". Cover in shrink. US original.
Record has scuffs and marks but nothing bad. Cover has one creased corner. Swedish original.
The icomic Temps in 1983 including the superb downtempo groover "Sail away" - the sound of a chilled summer day. Cover has a bent corner and a sawcut. US original.
Their 1976 LP including the funky downtempo groove "Sweetness in the dark". No cutout on this copy. US original.
Second studio album, nice blues/jazz rock like "A sad song". Stay away from the noodle/scat workout "Skooby-oobly-doobob" though. Record is shiny with a few light marks, plays fine. Cover has light ring wear, minor lamination creasing. UK original, with red/white label, indicator hole on back of cover.
Avantgarde jazz double LP set featuring performances by Han Bennink, Willem Breuker Kollektief, Maarten Altena and Mark Charig, listen to Bennink's "Kudde". Holland original, this is the 2xLP issue.
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