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Twangy stuff like "Mr. Guitar Man". Small splits on top and bottom seam. US original.
Nice copy with little wear. US stereo original.
Various jazzy and funky club sounds on album from 2004. Check "Slack society" feat. Alice Russell. LPs are clean, cover has average ring wear. German original.
LP with Johnny Hodges and Som Woodyard. Nice jazz on "The jeep is jumpin". UK reissue on Jasmine.
UK 2nd pressing on CBS, SBPG 62102 (stereo).
Two jazz giants on LP from 1960, listen to "St Louis blues". Official sticker on front cover. German reissue.
LP from 1968 with the atmospheric, eastern-tinged "Bedouin". Record is nice VG+ with light storage marks, plays well. Cover has one bent corner, minor corner bumps plus light ring wear. Early 2nd US pressing with black/blue Liberty/UA label. Van Gelder in dead wax.
LP from 1968 with the atmospheric, eastern-tinged "Bedouin". Clean record, cover looks ok on front with fairly light rub wear only but grades VG due to medium-to-heavy ring wear on back. Early 2nd US pressing with black/blue Liberty/UA label. Van Gelder in dead wax.
"Shout For Joy" classic 80s soul/boogie. Cover has a small corner bend. Swedish original on Scranta.
Full lenght debut from this funkier side project by Organic Pulse Ensemble-man Gustav Horneij together with Dimitrios Karatzios, check "Glisten Up" and the afro-beaty "Double Down".
1978 album with top musicians and backing vocalists. "That's the kind of love I've got for you" is a rousing disco classic with spacey production. Cover has edge wear and a small split, tiny sticker on front, sawcut. Early 2nd US pressing on Liberty.
Hip hop/beats album from 1999. Check "Ground zero". Cover has a few minor creases and a small residue mark. UK original.
Rare free jazz LP from 1974 with Alfred Harth, Nicole Van Den Plas and Sven Åke Johansson. Listen to "Triad". This is a German test pressing with black/white "Musterpressung"-labels with some release info hand-written on labels. Record is very shiny and black with a few light sleeve marks only, plays great. Cover has minor sticker mark on front top right plus a few small (glue?) stains on back.
US mono original, Atlantic 8172 with red/purple labels with black fan and horisontal Atlantic logo. Tiny drill hole on cover. Vocal jazz from 1968 with Billy Taylor, including a nice version of "Work song".
Funky, raw blues from 1969. Check "The Mood" or "Cross Cut Saw". Record has a couple of light marks, plays fine. Cover has light wear, drill hole, bumped corner. US 2nd pressing from 1971.
1966 album with instrumental versions of hits as "Nowhere to run" and "Can I get a witness". LP has a few surface marks and lines and a couple of small, faint scratches. Plays well, just slight surface noise and the odd tick or two. Cover only has light shelf wear. US stereo original, MS 631 with blue Detroit map labels and deep groove.
1971 compilation with tracks from their two first albums. Cover has sticker mark front and back, sticker on back.
Mythical US Army record, recorded in Germany and extremely hard to turn up. Versions of soul and funk classics as "Smiling faces" and Curtis' "Hell below" and some sweet soul cuts. Reissue.
"Ask me" killer soul/early disco classic, plus more top tunes as "I'll do anything for you" (same as Lee McDonald). Album from 1974, with assistance from Philly soul aristocracy as Bobby Eli, Norman Harris and Bobby Martin. Cover is low VG+ due to ring wear, edge wear and a few cm peel-off on bottom edge. US original.
US stereo original, SR 80007 with blue/silver deep groove labels and Mercury Emarcy Jazz in oval. Clean record, cover has light wear and a small drill hole. LP from 1958 Jack Wilson, Julian Priester and Charles Davis with a version of Horace Silver's "Doodlin'".
1967 LP with the nice "Juice head baby". Record in great shape. Cover has light wear, small writing on back. US stereo original, light blue labels.
1962 album from the rock n roll icon. Listen to "Nervous Breakdown". US 2nd pressing.
Compilation from 1979 including classics like "I've never found a girl" and "I've got to have your love".
"I've never found a girl" and "Never give you up" great 60s soul classics! Cover has 7 cm split on bottom seam center, discrete sticker mark on back + a drill hole. US original, STS 2002 with yellow Stax label.
1988 comp with fab southern soul as "Too weak to fight", "I've never found a girl" and "Consider me"! LP is visually VG to VG+ with light marks, nothing bad, plays ok.
LP from 1969 with great crossover soul on "Too weak to fight" and his version of "Can I change my mind"! LP is VG+ to EX. Cover in shrink (unlike photo) with hype sticker and a drill hole. US stereo original.
Laidback quartet jazz from 1994, listen to "Zoot's Hymns". Record has some small marks causing ticks on and off on B1 and B2, rest looks ok but plays with a bit of background crackle in general. Still enjoyable. Cover in shrink. Japanese original from 2006, TKJV-19167 with obi and insert (this is the first vinyl release of album previously released in France on CD).
Split LP featuring previously released material from Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis And Morris Lane, including a fine rendition of "Summertime" by Lane. Slight shading in vinyl on A1 and B1, plays alright. Cover has minor paper loss + yellowing on back. Continental Records CLP-16001, non-gatefold edition.
Modern classical/musique concrète recorded 1959, listen to "Poeme Electronique". Record has light marks and scuffs, plays ok. Cover has edge wear and one bent corner. Dutch original.
Modern soul album by the former Motown star. "Sweetest thing" and the mellow "Shy" are lovely. European only album, this is the UK original.
Soul LP from 1969 produced by Frank Wilson, including the killer northern dancer "We'll find a way" and a great version of the Smokey Robinson-penned sweet soul classic "Ooo baby baby". Cover has a cut corner (unlike photo). US original.
Debut album from 1974 with the tough fusion track "Mogubgub" and the percussive afro jazz track "Gbinti". Record has tiny scuff at A1 but otherwise lovely shape. Cover has some tiny lamination creases around edges and light shelf wear. Swedish only release, and this is the rarer 1st pressing on Grammofonverket, complete with printed inner sleeve.
Live jazz/fusion set from 1986 featuring Bobo Stenson among others. Listen to "Dimensions" or the funky "Entity". Clean record, cover has tiny damage on top seam center. Swedish original.
Cosmic tripping through tropical waters by one of my favourite Swedish electronic musicians - listen to a clip from part 1. US original.
Gospel boogie LP from 1982, listen to "I'm not tired yet" and "Why not". Reissue.
Top soul album from 1974 with the All Platinum sound, produced by Harry Ray, Al Goodman and Tommy Keith. Includes the dancer "I'm gonna get you" and the killer slowie "How can I love you". Reissue, includes bonus 7" but the mis-pressed one ("Same Routine" b/w "I'm Gonna Get You").
Great 2xLP set featuring fresh takes on seven classics from the Coltrane-songbook, with guitar (David Stackenäs) and vibes (Mattias Ståhl) adding a new dimension to tracks like "Ogunde", "Alabama" and "Central Park West". Very interesting listening through all four sides!
Compilation from 1969 with "Dust My Broom" and other classics. Records in beautiful shape. Cover has light wear. UK original.
"Baby you lied" lovely mellow soul on this LP from 1977. Also contains the dancer "1000 laughs". Nice copy in shrink (no cutout on this copy). US original.
Philly soul LP from 1980 including "I'm just warmin' up", a lovely midtempo tune for the late night dancefloor. Features Thom Bell, Bobby Eli & Phil Hurtt, so it's bound to be decent! Cover in torn shrink with a punch hole (not on photo). US original.
2LP unofficial live album from 1979. Side A-C is Elvis Costello & The Attractions, side D is Rockpile. Listen to a bit faster version of "I Don't Want To Go To Chelsea". Records in great shape. Cover has light wear.
Record has some haziness from original inner sleeve, plays fine. German original.
Masta Ace teams up with Wordsworth, Punchline and Stricklin, and features Little Brother and Sean Price. Listen to "Leak it out" or "Traffic". 2021 reissue.
Strong 1970 album with a folky, Beatlesque power pop sound. Listen to "Somebody made for me". Record in great shape. Cover has light general wear, small drill hole, sticker on back. US 2nd pressing from 1971.
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