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Concept LP with poetry over a backing that's part jazz and part classical/orchestral. Listen to "Holy Thursday". Record is clean. Cover has a small tear on front (not on photo) and distribution sticker on back. UK original with printed inner sleeve.
1979 album including "Wheel of fortune", an interesting 4/4 track that sounds ripe for an edit. UK original.
Japanese fusion/jazz funk from '79 featuring Bernard Purdie. Includes a funky version of "Corazon" (Carole King, LTG Exchange etc.) and the bossa/fusion track "Samba Em Praia", "Let's Get Together" is great too. Reissue.
Italo classic from Tony Carrasco. A few surface marks on b-side, plays well. Company sleeve has general wear and a sticker around opening. Swedish original, includes original version and Swedish remix.
Great live recording with Hancock, Williams, Carter & Coleman including a version of "All Blues". Later US 70s pressing, PC 9106 with red/yellow labels. This copy has black stickers over Columbia-logos on on front and back cover plus around spine (unlike website photo) plus black sticker on labels covering the Columbia-logos. Sticker on back.
Miles from 1963 with a setting that includes Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams and Ron Carter. Check "Seven steps to heaven". Cover has a small sticker on front and small black pen marks over the Columbia logos on front and back (not on photo). Later (70s) US press with red label and yellow logos.
Miles in tough fusion mode on this LP from 1982. Check the dark "Back seat Betty". Cover has hype sticker on front. Dutch original with orange gradient labels.
Follow-up to the Miles Davis & John Coltrane, recorded in 1960 but not released until 1986. Beautiful LP with "All blues", "Round midnight" etc. Features Jimmy Cobb, Wynton Kelly and Paul Chambers. 5 mm mark causes light clicks on C1, minor pressening defect on D1 (not affecting plays), rest looks and plays great. Cover has edge wear and minor creasing. Swedish original.
US original in lovely shape. This copy is still in shrink but does not have hype sticker (unlike photo).
"Heaven" classic 1989 soul! This copy is in shrink with hype sticker, has a large corner cut. US original.
One half of Audio Two in 1994 with a tough, funky sound. A few minor marks on vinyl, plays well. Pic sleeve in shrink US original.
Only album made by these dadaistic art rock/post ounk-weirdos! Listen to "Snappy Fingers" and "Krazy Golf". Record in fine shape with only a few light marks and tiny pressing bubbles not affecting play. Cover has ring wear, sticker mark/residue on front. UK original, blue vinyl version.
Beautiful 70s soul ballad. US original, white label promo copy.
Classic soul album from 1972 including the killer slowies "I just can't stand it" and "A child of God" and the northern oldie "My man, a sweet man"! LP has plenty of surface marks but plays decent. Cover has ring wear, worn edge and 6 cm split on top seam (repaired with tape). No cutout, unlike photo. US original.
French compilation featuring tracks from different Savoy-albums.
Great 70s modern soul with a dancefloor punch, backed with an epic slowie. Superb vocals on both sides. Record is strong VG visually, plays ok with just a few stints of light surface noise. Labels are a little off-centre, but the actual record is fine. US original.
Latin/jazz-influenced disco that's been getting regular club spins through the years, plus a lovely mellow soul cut on the flipside. US original.
Soothing mellow folk sounds from 1968. Listen to "V" and "Reno Nevada". Cover has small spine split. US original.
1966 pop/rock with two amazing Beach Boys-esque "A groovy kind of love" and "Can't live with you, can't live without you". Pure Pet Sounds class! Cover has tiny drill hole, creased corner. US mono original.
Hard and loud psych rock from 1969 with Burns Kellogg and Bruce Stephens that went on to join Blue Cheer later. Listen to "Scorpio woman". Record has a bit of storage wear, tiny pressing bubble, plays fine. Cover has some general wear, tear on spine. US original, gatefold sleeve.
Their first LP, including "Shop around" and "Who's lovin' you". UK mono original on Oriole. LP has surface marks and a 1,5 cm scratch causing light clicks for most of A2, plays well in general. The laminated flipback cover has some creasing, light wear, two tiny tears by edges.
Live LP from 1963 featuring four big Motown/Tamla acts - listen to Marvelettes' "Strange I Know". LP is visually more like VG+ but plays with some surface noise. Cover has 2 cm peel-off off spine, 6 cm split middle top seam, 2 cm fraying on bottom seam. UK original, SL 10065 in front laminated flipback cover.
Instrumental northern oldies released in the 70s. Vinyl looks hazy and plays with a little background noise, though still and punchy.
Dutch original, MGOS 9467 in flipback cover. Wonderfully clean copy, just a few minor sleeve marks on record, very shiny and black, plays great. Cover in splendid shape, more or less as new! Mengelberg in 1966 with Piet Noordijk, Rob Langereis and Han Bennink. A straighter jazz sound than on his later releases, listen to "Peer's Counting Song" and the freer "Auntie Watch Your Step".
Hip hop from 1998, using that killer David McCallum sample. Tiny tear dot on both labels. Picture cover in shrink. US original.
Steve Cropper-produced rock/soul album with versions of "Direct Me" "Raise Your Hand" and so. But listen to "I Believe" mellow with a nice psych vibe. Cover has cut corner (not in photo). US original.
1971 album with the cool "Chinese song", "Road to the sun" and more. Record in great shape. Cover has minor wear, cut corner. US original.
1982 synth-pop. Swedish original, with picture sleeve.
Rare Italian trio jazz with Bruno Tommaso, Franco Tonani & Franco D'Andrea. Check the modal "Frammento". Record is strong VG+ with a few minor marks on each side, nothing serious at all. High quality reissue with thick cardboard cover, released in 2008 and hard to find now.
Milt & co joined by Laurindo Almeida on this 1964 session. Listen to "Silver". Later US (70s) pressing, red/green labels with 1841 Broadway-labels.
US stereo original, SD 1429 with blue/green labels and black fan with vertical Atlantic-logo. Record is scuffy, plays ok with minor background crackle. Cover has sticker remains on front and some lamination peeling at opening. Milt & co is joined by Laurindo Almeida on this 1964 session, listen to "Silver".
Huge breakbeat classics! Loud reissue 12". This copy has clean labels (no writing as on photo).
Jazzy hip hop from this beyond prolific Canadian artist - straight up 90s feeling à la ATCQ or Souls of Mischief and such, but it's Moka Only and the year is 2019. Listen to "Funky like" and "I don't do it anymore". Clear orange vinyl.
Funky/jazzy rock with a prominent horn section. "I just want to make love to you" and "People" are my picks. Cover has ring/egde wear, sticker mark on front, small bottom split, cut corner. US original with the x-rated cover.
Great afro/funk/jazz LP from 1975. My favorites are "Nairobi" and "Kenia". Reissue of German-only original.
Philly soul dancer with all the right ingredients. Label is slightly off-centre, but the actual record is proper. Small pen "x" on labels (not on photo). Small writing on company sleeve. US original.
Live album from one of the greatest sweet soul groups of all time. Check "If I didn't care" and their funky version of "It's your thing"! This copy is in torn shrink with a little wear around corners, a creased corner and tiny stamp on back. US original on Stang.
Sweet soul recorded live in a concert for female prisoners. Contains version of "Not on the outside" and "Going in circles". Cover has a creased corner, small drill hole, 3 cm peeling/split middle top seam. US original.
Their debut album with lovely sweet soul on tracks as "All I have" and "That's how it feels". Reissue.
1973 album including the heavenly "Sexy mama" and "What's your name". Minor surface marks, plays fine. The front-laminated cover has a sticker on front and back. UK original.
Hard to choose a section for this Swedish album mixing jazz, broken beat and downtempo hip hop into a laidback and drowsy rainy-day type of sound, check "You're Smart" and "Smoke".
Nice 70s Philly sweet soul. US original in company sleeve.
Seldom seen EP with two tracks from the "Swedish Sensation"-LP. Lots of marks and scuffs, plays with constant but fairly low background crackle and odd clicks, still listenable. Norwegian original on yellow vinyl, comes in white plain sleeve (I don't think this was released with pic sleeve).
4 track EP with Gunnar Svenssons orkester, including "Hallelujah, I Love Him So", "I Want A Little Girl", "It's Allright" and "Yes Indeed". Many light marks on record, plays ok with minor background crackle. Pic sleeve has small rip + lamination peeling at opening plus is age yellowed. Swedish original, SEGS 64
3 tracks from the variety show "Gröna Hund", listen to "Nilsson". Swedish original, LJUD 1.
The queen of Swedish jazz on a less jazzy, folk-inspired album from 1976. "Natten är svart" is the tune for me here. Cover has small and faint writing on front (not on website photo). Swedish original, with printed inner sleeve.
Scarce 60's soul album tough to pick up in the USA. "You share the blame" and "Step by step" are great tunes. Cover has cut corner but looks great in corner. Sealed stereo original.
UK hip hop from 2006. The posse cut "X-ray eyes" is the one here.
Useful version of "I love music"! "Fanfare for the common man" has some nice extended breaks too. This copy has a promo stamp on front cover. US original.
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