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Acidic techno from 1996, listen to "Klong". Mostly light marks, plays well. Picture sleeve has some shelf wear and 3 cm peel-off on spine. German original.
Album with live recordings done in june 1977. Listen to the stomping "Worried life blues" or "Too much alcohol" which has one helluva cool guitar solo. No sticker on front of cover on this copy. US original.
Memorial album by this great bluesman - listen to "Down in Mississippi". Record is shiny with some light lines/marks, plays fine. Small sticker on label both sides. Cover has light wear, tiny tear on spine and on back. UK original.
"Requiem for a lost planet" big funk/rock/fusion tune with a massive drum break and cool bass. Reminds me a bit of Placebo. Nice copy with little wear. UK original, orange label.
One of the all-time Detroit soul greats. Unofficial later pressing, on vinyl instead of styrene.
Folk/bluesy rock with a jazzy vibe and an AOR feel at times. Listen to "Ride me high" or the excellent "Cherry". Also includes "Cocaine", which he wrote for Eric Clapton. Some light marks on record, nothing deep. Cover has ring wear, tearing on spine, small stain on front. US original, with lyrics inner sleeve (with small tear).
Soundtrack from 1971 with the wicked lazy breakbeat tune "Pull, Jubal, Pull". Bill Withers sings on the title track. Cover has some wear on front. US original.
R&B from the 40s & 50s. Check the slow sleazy "Date Bait", the saxophone alone almost make me blush! Great copy. UK original.
Swedish sax (Johan Jutterström) + percussion (Andreas Hiroui Larsson) duo together with Adrian Knight (piano) on one side and Frew Elfineh Taha (text & voice) on the other. Listen to A2 and B2.
Fusion LP from 1976 with John Abercrombie. Check the floaty "Flying Spirits". Clean record, cover has minor lamination issues only. German original.
Not too common country/folk rock recorded and released in Sweden. Listen to the version of Dylan's "Queen Jane approximately". Record in fine shape with some light marks, plays fine. Cover has light wear, faint signs of writing on front. Swedish original.
Bluesy rock from 1973. Listen to clips both sides. Swedish original.
Compilation including "The Way I Walk" which was made immortal by the Cramps later on. Cover has light ring wear. US original.
Northern oldie on the revered Mirwood label. Record has a little light surface scuffing, nothing deep at all, plays well. Very slight label wear, still looks good on both sides. US original.
Funky soul version of the Barry White tune b/w a real quality sweet soul slowie. US original in company sleeve.
Solo folk/prog LP by ex Belfast Gypsies/Them & Trader Horne member - listen to "Boy on the bayou" or the jazzy "Cameramen, Wilson and Holmes". Record has a few marks side B causing light clicks. Cover has a bit of water damage on back. US original.
UK original, DNLS 3023. Record is black and shiny with a few light lines only. Gatefold cover very clean with just light lamination wear, a minimal white spot on front. Solo prog/folk album by ex Belfast Gypsies/Them & Trader Horne member. Listen to "Boy on the bayou" or the jazzy "Cameramen, Wilson and Holmes".
1956 blowing session with Donald Byrd, Elmo Hope, Dug Watkins and Art Taylor. Listen to "Up" and "Kerplunk". Reissue.
Three great soul/disco tunes: "This time baby", "Let's go somewhere and make love" & "How's your love life baby"! Cover has a sticker on front and back (not on photo) and a 1x1 cm piece torn off on back. Dutch original.
Vocal jazz from 1981 feat. Carlos Franzetti on piano. Includes a hasty bossa jazz version of Stevie Wonder's "Summer Soft". Clean record, cover has ca 2/3 split on top seam + slight price tag mark on front. US original.
"Pussyfooter" classic breakbeat/disco tune. LP has minor surface wear, plays ok except for a tiny scratch causing a few pops. Cover has a little lamination lifting. German original (this album was never released in the US).
"I get the sweetest feeling" classic 60s soul, still sounds great after all this time. "Nothing but blue skies" and "Since you showed me how to be happy" are terrific as well. LP is clean. Cover is low VG+ with two drill holes and 3 cm split on spine. Small residue mark, tiny tear and minimal stain on front. US original.
Carl Davis/Eugene Record-produced LP from 1970 with a version of "This guy's in love with you". LP is VG+ to EX. Cover has ring wear, edge wear and a few small splits. Sticker on top right back. US original.
1964 compilation of early Brunswick-sides from Mr. Excitement. Listen to "Baby Workout". Clean record, cover in fine shape save for mild staining on back. US stereo original.
Chicago soul favorite with the awesome crossover tunes "You got me walking" and "You left the fire burning"! US original, still sealed copy with a small sawcut. The shrink is slightly torn/peeled, and top right corner has a tiny bend. Soundclip from previous copy.
Early (1970) release from the greatest representatives of Gary, Indiana. US original on SteelTown.
Legendary LP including the monster soul/funk classic "I Believe In Miracles". Also holds the LP only crossover gem "Day In The Blue" and their version of "Rock Steady"! Reissue.
House/UK garage from 2011. UK original, nice copy in pic sleeve.
"Southwind" nice rocker with Mark Knopfler-sounding guitar by group with member from Fläsket Brinner. Great copy. Swedish original, red vinyl.
1970 folk/rock album. I think the softer mellowbits are the ones worth attention here. Listen to "Mother Of Pearl" and "At The Well". Record is a strong wellplaying VG. German original.
Sweet folk album from 1973. Listen to "Ain't it funny" or "But which way do I go?". Record has a few light scuffs. Cover as new in shrink. 180 g reissue.
Sweet folk album from 1973, listen to "Ain't it funny" or "But which way do I go?". Cover has ring/edge wear, sticker on back. UK original.
Swedish pop classic from 1989 with the big hits "Vara vänner" and "Hon har ett sätt". Cover has light ring wear. This copy has a Grammis-sticker on front (not in photo). Swedish original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
Spiritual jazz/fusion that should be of interest for fans of Kamasi Washington and such. Listen to "Odu to da iwa". Copy is straight from the distributor, but top seam has 5 cm fraying/split in the middle.
Hypnotic sitar + tabla and tambura LP from 1980, listen to "Raga Sindhu Bhairavi". Cover has round sticker on front (slightly larger than on website photo), very clean copy apart from that. Swedish original.
LP from 1982. Cover has some edge wear and a small sticker on front (not on photo). Dutch original with orange gradient labels.
Compilation from 1988 with a bunch of great tunes as "There it is", "People get up and ..." etc. Also includes previously unissued material as "Funk bomb" and "She's the one". This 2019 reissue contains three bonus tracks. 180 gram vinyl.
"Funky President" massive funk classic much used in hip hop. Cover has a sawcut, a little edge wear, tiny sticker on front (not on photo), minor writing on back. US original.
"Dead on it" classic funk. Cover has some edge wera, a bent corner and two small nick on opening. Tiny writing on front, small tear on back. German original.
Heavy classic rock with hints of blues and psych. Listen to the Stephen Stills tune "Bluebird". US later pressing from 1979.
Probably my favorite current (retro) soul act - vocals from the top drawer backed by a super tight band. Make sure to check the Carib Soul-style killers "I can change your mind" and "Never".
Their 2018 album, with a wonderful reggae-tinted soul sound on "I don't wanna be without you" and "Mm-hmm"!
Early 70s LP with a surprisingly good version of "Inner city blues" plus the guitar-shredding-and percussion fests "Se a cabo" and "U-humbah". One long surface mark, plays fine. Cover has a sawcut. German original.
Mid 60s jazz album with Howard McGhee and Steve Davis plus Eddie Jefferson on vocals on two tracks. Listen to "Home Fries". Early 2nd US pressing on Cadet.
US stereo original, LPS-725 with blue/silver deep groove labels. Cover looks ok on front with basic shelf wear only but is graded VG due to approx. 5x1,5 cm sticker tear on back (mostly white-on-white so not very disturbing) plus a minor sticker on backi. LP from 1963 with fine tracks in "Great Day" and "The Search".
50s jazz set with Dave Burns and Eddie Jefferson who sings on "I got the blues". Check that track and "Jammin' with James". US OJC reissue.
2nd US pressing on Cadet, LPS-648 with deep groove labels. Record graded VG due to a lightly feelable mark causing some clicks on A4, only a few superficial marks apart from that and plays well. Cover has minor general wear only. Jazz with Johnny Coles, Gene Kee & Tom McIntosh. Listen to the version of Clifford Brown's "Daahoud".
1979 compilation with different studio sessions by Jimmy Page from the 60s. Record 2 has quite many light marks, plays well though.
"Paw's In The Kitchen" stomping rhythm & blues with great vocals. US later 7" pressing of rare 78 RPM original.
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