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2009 singles compilation with loads of Dead Weather as well as Jack White's "Fly farm blues" and the bizarre "A glorious dawn" by Carl Sagan. Cover has light rub wear, two slightly bumped corners. Includes postcards and poster. US original.
20s & 302 blues. Listen to "Just Can't Stand It" with Fred McMullen And Ruth Willis. First UK issue from 1974 of US original from 1970.
Jazz/funk/soul/fusion sounds from Oneness Of Juju, Experience Unlimited, Byard Lancaster, Lon Moshe etc. Listen to Theatre West's "Children of tomorrow's dreams".
2013 soundtrack from Dave Grohl & co with guests like Stevie Nicks, Joshua Homme, Paul McCartney etc. Listen to "Your Wife Is Calling" with Lee Ving from Fear on vocals, sounding as gnarly as ever. Superb copy in shrink. European original.
Traditional music from various African countries, spanning a wealth of instruments and styles. No sticker on front cover on this copy (unlike website photo). German original.
Gospel/blues compilation. Check "Put Your Trust In Jesus". Clean record. Cover is graded VG due to type written insert is glued to the back. UK original.
Japanese jazz compilation featuring tracks by Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Art Blakey, Max Roach/Clifford Brown and more. Listen to Miles' "Generique (from Ascenseur pour l'echafaud)". Japanese original, SFON-10002 with blue/silver deep groove labels and flipback cover. No obi.
1972 compilation with Henry Townsend, Charley Jordan etc. Cover has tiny sticker mark on back. US original, green script on front sleeve.
St. Louis blues delivered by Charley Jordan, Teddy Darby, Jelly Jaw Short and others. Listen to "Snake Doctor Blues". Great copy. US original.
Comp from 1981 with a bunch of useful disco and AOR cuts. Check Jannie Hoeg's "Dance the night away". Danish only original.
Compilation of old blues songs with nice steel guitar sounds. Listen to Jimmy Tarlton's "Slow Wicked Blues". US original.
Killer classics from Culture ("Two sevens clash"), Lee Perry ("Roast fish and cornbread"), Keith Hudson, Augustus Pablo, Gregory Isaacs etc.
1962 album with cool cover and some eqaullay cool songs, as "Fire Goddess" and "The Theme From Richard Diamond". Cover has 8 cm top split. US original.
Great rare groove classics from Linda Williams, Lemuria, Father's Children, Johnny Bristol, Gwen McCrae and loads more.
Nice instrumental surf compilation featuring Trashmen, Rhythm Rockers, Shondells etc. Listen to "On The Move". Belgian original.
Nice instrumental surf compilation featuring Dick Dale, Catalinas, Road Runners etc. Listen to "Bust Out". Belgian original.
UK original. Records are in great shape with just a few light lines not affecting play. Cover has ring wear, small sticker tear front top right, a bit bigger tear from sealing sticker front and back. Great selection of swamp blues, with Silas Hogan, Arthur Guitar Kelley, Henry Grey... Listen to "Somebody stole my baby and gone".
Compilaton with Motown blues. Listen to "Part Time Love" by Sammy Ward. Cover has bent corner, drill hole. Canadian original.
1958 doo wop/RNR compilation. US later pressing.
1968 compilation with Furry Lewis, Frank Stokes etc. Listen to "Pile Drivin' Blues" by Kansas Joe. Some light marks on record, nothing bad at all. US 2nd pressing, black labels, 390 East 8th Street on back of cover.
Country blues compilation with Blind Lemon Jefferson, Buddy Boy Hawkins etc. Listen to "Don't Leave Me Here" by Henry Thomas. Record has some light lines and a bit of storage wear. Cover has minor creasing, tiny tear on back. US 2nd pressing on Yazoo, black labels with 390 East 8th Street address.
Compilation from 1960 recorded in the field by Alan Lomax. Contains the fantastic percussive "Sittin' On Top Of The World" (not your typical blues song) and "Boogie Children". UK 2nd pressing from 1967.
Compilation from 1960 recorded in the field by Alan Lomax. Contains the fantastic percussive "Sittin' On Top Of The World" (not your typical blues song) and "Boogie Children". Cover has two tiny tears on back. US original, no booklet.
Limited release featuring the Qbico-albums "Trulofa" and "QBICO Unite IV Aarhus" bundled together in custom cloth bag. Complete with poster, 6 photos + 2 postcard-sized covers. Italian original, limited to 26 copies numbered from A to Z (this is Y). As new copy (most likely unplayed) but side A of "QBICO Unite IV Aarhus" has small piece of paper in vinyl causing some light ticks.
Compilation with 60s psych like The Poets, The Attack, The Flies etc. Listen to the all time favourite killer "Father's Name Is Dad" with Fire. Still sealed, soundclip from previous copy. UK later pressing.
Obscure old harmonica blues compiled from rare 78s. Check "Harmonica And Washboard Breakdown" which sounds just like the title says. Great copy.
"The first recorded documentary study of the international groupie phenomenon". No music, lots of talking, worth it alone for sampling purposes or the groupie glossary. Cover in shrink with corner wear and small bottom split. US original.
"Wonder What Is Wrong With Me" by Lightnin' Hopkins and "Bad Feeling Blues" by Lightning Slim must be two of the best examples of fantastic sluggish & drawling blues! Superb copy of this nice looking Japanese compilation. With lyrics insert.
Jerry McCain, Sam Myers, Buddy Guy and others share space on this Japanese compilation. Listen to "Well Goodbye Baby". Cover has one bumped corner. Comes with lyrics insert.
20 tracks of 50s rockabilly with the likes of Andy Starr, Marvin Rainwater, Buck Griffin etc. Great copy.
Cover in fine shape but has printed notes with recording dates & original label releases glued to the back.
Compilation #2, from 1969, by Mike Raven for Transatlantic Records. Including artists like Lightnin' Hopkins, Leadbelly, Jesse Fuller and others. Listen to "A Married Man's A Fool". Cover has some lamination lifting/creasing. UK original.
Awesome jazz(y) tracks from Latin Jazz Quintet ("Rip a dip"), Natural Essence ("The other side of town"), Esther Marrow, Gary Bartz etc - well recommended! LP has surface marks and a few light scratches, plays ok overall but with occasional clicks. Minimal sticker removal tear on front cover.
Compilation with Lee Dorsey, Jean Knight, King Floyd etc.
A heap of great unreleased 60s soul tracks from Chicago's M-Pac label, including Willie Parker's midtempo gem "Let me make it up to you" and Ringleaders fingersnapper "I'd like to win you over"! Also some previously released favorites as Ringleaders "Baby what has happened..." and Harold Burrage "Things ain't what they used to be". Includes a thick booklet.
Strong soul compilation with killer tunes as "Hollywood dreaming" by Father's Children, Solomon Burke's "Over and over" and Bobby Patterson's "I get my groove from you". Light marks on vinyl, plays well.
US original from 1969. Cover in shrink with a drill hole and a little wear to corners.
French compilation from 1983 with American and British psych/garage groups like Electric Prunes, Creation, We The People, Kim Fowley etc. Check the Sly Stone-produced "Dance With Me" by Mojo Men. This version has black text on white labels. No booklet.
Recorded sounds of London town plus songs by Koobas, Herbie Goins & The Nightimers etc. Cover has sticker on front. UK original.
A good lesson how it all began. Nice copy with little wear.
Rhythm & blues compilation with recordings from J.D. Miller's Studio, Crowley, Louisiana. Check "I Wanna Be Your Man" and "A Fool That Was Blind". Tiny piece of label side A is missing. No sticker mark on this copy. US original.
2012 punk/käng/hardcore-compilation. Record looks unplayed but has a mild warp, plays fine on our equipment.
Compilation from 1989. Nice clean copy.
Various Sudanese sounds over 3 LPs. Listen to Khojali Osman's "Malo Law Safeetna Inta" or "Emad Sayyah's "Al Bareedo Ana".
Recordings from 1939 done by John A. Lomax in Texas. Some of them "in the guards office behind three sets of locks" at Camp Four, Ramsay State Farm, Otey, Texas. Check "I Wouldn't Mind Dying If Dying Was All" and "Rabbit In De Garden". One suspicious mark on record not affecting play. Cover has corner/ring wear, creasing, tiny tear on back. UK original, with leaflet with detailed notes.
1970 compilation featuring Smiley Lewis, Amos Milburn, Wee Willie Wayne etc. Cover has cut corner.
1971 compilation with Vietnamese liberation songs. Check "The Boatwoman's Song" or the inspiring "Heroic Province Of Thanh Hoa". Record has some light marks, storage wear. Cover has tiny tear at opening.US original.
1968 soundtrack with classic sounding Disney music numbers, and some weird exotica-inspired ones. Listen to " Hawaiian War Chant". Clean record. Cover has light wear. US 2nd pressing, with booklet.
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