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French original 10", BLP 6840. Neat writing on back cover.
German original with lyric inner sleeve. LP has light marks but plays well.
Vocal jazz from 1960 with Ronnie Ross and Dave Lee in the setting. Listen to "How deep is the ocean". Record is like new, cover has 6 cm split middle bottom edge. Japanese reissue from 1993, with insert.
Soul LP from 1965 with a nice version of "Hurt so bad"! UK mono original, ULP 1100 in flipback cover.
1969 album including the nice sweet soul cut "Easy to be hard" (same track as done by Body & Soul on their National General LP). Cover graded strong VG due to fairly minor writing on front (not on photo). Cut corner. US original.
2xLP of tunes from 1999-2012 in an uplifting chiptune/video game music style.
Piano blues from 1968. Check "Alabama Bound". Yellow vinyl looks nice, some light marks, plays fine.Cover in shrink with tiny bottom split. US original.
Superb copy. Swedish original. Intact center.
Super classic from 1962. Cover has light ring wear on back. Swedish original, intact center.
Deep/southern soul set from 1972, produced by Miles Grayson. Check "Keep on keeping on" and "There's something on your mind", both sound like Bobby Patterson at his heaviest. Cover has a drill hole and minimal damage/split on top right. US original.
A double-sided northern soul masterstroke, perfectly produced and arranged by Sidney Barnes and Richard Tee. Reissue of very rare original.
1980 piano blues album, check "So Long". Cover has corner/edge wear, small tear on back. French original.
Soul/rock from 1968 with versions of "Working in the coalmine", "I got you (I feel good)" etc. Cover has a few creases and two punch holes. US mono original.
Traditional music from the near and far East, performed by Dr. Lloyd Miller & colleagues on instruments such as oud, shamisen, tabla, tar and flutes. Listen to "Japan - Sakura", "Cambodia - Rop Koh" and "Iraq - Hakimi". Reissue.
Lloyd Miller is one of the masters of eastern-tinged jazz. Here is a 2010 album with the Heliocentrics, check "Nava" or the aptly titled "Spiritual jazz". 2nd pressing from 2018.
"Ain't Nobody's Business" nice ballad with strings. Cover has two bottom splits, one small top split. US mono original.
Classic rhythm & blues/soul album from 1959. Cover has two bottom splits. US mono original.
Raw jackin' classic that does exactly what the title suggests. US original.
Avantgarde LP from 1971 featuring Kevin Ayers, Robert Wyatt, Burton Greene, Jasper Van't Hof a.o., listen to "Deviation Dance". Cover has writing on front, minor splits, wear around corners and edges + some ring wear. US original.
Their great 1965 debut album with all self-penned moody teen angst bits. Check "It Took A Long Time". Lots of marks on record, plays ok with some background noise and clicks. Cover has ring/corner wear, sticker residue, tearing at opening. Swedish 2nd pressing from 1966.
Spiritual jazz recorded 1976-77 with members of Juju/Oneness of Juju including Plunky Nkabinde, Ndikho Xaba and of course Len Moshe himself. Listen to "Doin' The Carvin' For Thabo" and "The Hutch". First official vinyl release (previously only released on CD and bootleg LP).
"Things we said today" awesome, tough jazz dance tune on this British jazz LP from 1967. Japanese high quality reissue from 2009, with obi and insert.
"Lone catalysts" nice jazzy hip hop on this 12" from 1998. German reissue released 2002.
Great J. Rawls-productions from 2000. German original with pic sleeve in shrink (with hype sticker).
Electric Louisiana blues with deep cuts like "One more night". Record has light marks, plays well with occasional surface noise. Cover sticker on front. UK original.
Sole album from Eagles-founder Glenn Frey and John David Souther. Folky rock with some southern vibes. Listen to "Bring Back Funky Women". Clean record. Cover has light ring/edge wear, tiny top split, writing on front. US original.
Raw live recording from 1968. Check " The Train & The Horse". European original.
Compilation with Lonnie and compadres. Contains the amazing "Dope Head Blues" sung by Victoria Spivey with guitar acc by Lonnie. US original.
Soul/jazz/rock album from 1978. I really like the chilled groover "Grey rainy days". Cover has a cut corner and a little edge wear. US original.
US original from 1988, solid copy in shrink.
Mindblowing hip hop classic produced by Diamond D and Premier. Contains "Funky technician", "Baby, you nasty" & "Bad mutha". This is the instrumental version of the LP, SSR 007, pressed on 180 gram gold vinyl. This edition was only made in 250 copies. Gatefold sleeve has one bumped/bent corner.
Dark electronic sound, from downtempo beats to tech house. Listen to "Madrid City" and the dubby house track "Barrel".
Awesome Detroit northern doublesider! The condition is less impressive, LOTS of marks, some of them feelable. Plays with frequent background crackle and pops, but no skips. The music shines through and plays loud. Labels have rub wear, small writing on A-side. US original.
Great rendition of this much-covered tune. Record looks VG+ but has one very breif skip towards the end of A-side. Two "x" marks on A-side label. US original, promo copy in company sleeve.
Cool as always, in 1978. Listen to "Shooting star". US original.
Mid 50s jazz with Seldon Powell and Sabu Martinez. Listen to "The Hawk Talks". US original, MG N-1099 with black trumpeter labels and deep groove. Record looks ok but plays a bit noisy/crackly, especially on side B. Cover has clear tape on top seam (repairing splits), two splits (4+1 cm) on bottom seam slight wear along opening plus basic aging/yellowing.
1983 album with nice disco funk on "Knee deep"! Record has a significant but slow warp that doesn't affect play, otherwise it looks unplayed. Cover in shrink with small scratch on front. US original.
Late 70s UK jazz/fusion with Geoff Castle from Nucleus on keys plus Martin Blackwell, Ron Mathewson, Martin Drew. I like the edgy fusion track "Araby". Stamp on side 1 label. Cover has some edge wear. UK original.
Dramatic, Middle Eastern-tinted discofied house b/w a jazzy/Brazilian-flavoured side.
Disco LP from 1979 with the soulful "Make me the love of your life" & the sleazy "New York paranoia". Italian original in great shape, tiny humid dots on back cover.
Skip past "Sabre dance" and go straight the sweet "Think of love". Record plays with some light surface noise. Cover has general wear, small stain and creasing. Swedish original, with center.
Debut EP by indie artist Love Truls. Listen to "Trembling Hands".
"Move me no mountain" great funky soul tune with those hard Barry White drums. Done by many, but this version is one of the best. Faint signs of writing on back cover. German original.
Classic Barry White production including "Under the influence of love" and the cruise ship anthem "Love's theme"! From 1973. Cover has some ring/rub wear, 6 cm split middle bottom edge (repaired with tape) and tiny split on top and bottom right. US original.
"Strange games and things" brilliant funky soul/disco with those hard Barry White drums, much used in hip hop. Cover has some ring wear (more than on photo but still looks ok). US original.
Harvey Fuqua-produced LP from 1972 with a bunch of choice cuts. Check the sweet soul tune "You've chosen me", "Stay (just a little bit longer)" and the uptempo dancer "Don't knock my love". LP in nice shape. Cover has a sawcut, some wear, small tear on front (not on photo). US original.
Monster girl group sweet soul. Vinyl is well-playing VG, glossy with light marks, nothing deep. Early 2nd US pressing, national release on Uni (first release was on the local Lock label).
Breezy modern soul dancer from 1975. US original in lovely condition.
"Six O Clock" have a bit of psychedelia in it. Or try the ballad "Try A Little Bit". Clean record. Cover has corner/ring/edge wear, creasing, 2 cm top split, 14 cm bottom split. Scandinavian original.
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