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Moody deep soul track off his "1634 Lexington Ave."-album, Cold Diamond & Mink-instrumental on the flip.
Fourth 45 from the great "1634 Lexington Avenue"-album - a lovely midtempo groover with Cold Diamond & Mink instrumental on the flip.
US original from 1975, lovely copy in shrink with hype sticker.
Italian original from 1992. Record in great shape. Company sleeve has some wear and a sticker on front.
Two wonderful 1971 recordings with Mickey Stevenson at the helm. The CC side was previously out on a Kent Anniversary 45 (already selling for around 250 pounds) whilst the Hodges tune sees its first vinyl release here.
LP from 1973 with the gently groovy "Sweet Naomi" and the funky "Don't see him much no more". Cover has ring wear (more than on photo but not terrible), some edge wear and a sawcut. US original.
Soul/disco LP from 1978 with the sweet & sugary "Tic toc" that I think was on a Sadar Bahaar mixtape. Anyone who likes Dr Buzzard's "Sunshower" needs to check this. Cover has light wear and a small sawcut. US original.
Robert Crumb's fine cover artwork fits perfectly to titles like "Hitch Me To Your Buggy And Drive Me Like A Mule". A few light marks on record, nothing bad at all. Cover has one bent corner, tiny nick at opening. US original.
Cover has small sticker on back. US original, with printed inner sleeve. No booklet.
Cover has faint sticker mark and minimal tear on front. Swedish original, gatefold sleeve.
The epitome of morning music, sleazy and then some! Flip for the uptempo epic "Fly me on the wings of love". US original in TK sleeve (sticker on front of sleeve).
Holland-Dozier-Holland LP from 1970 with catchy soul classics as "Everything's Tuesday" and "All we need is understanding" with those hard drums! LP in nice shape. Cover is VG due to 5 cm damage/split on spine, otherwise ok. US original.
"Finders keepers" and "Skin I'm in" rough soul/funk. LP has light marks and surface scuffing, plays well. Cover has average ring wear and minor writing on back. Dutch original.
Groovy early 70s rock with hard percussion and cooking organ. Record is glossy with a few surface lines, plays fine. US original.
Previously unreleased electronic soundtrack to 1977 Peter Weir movie with a dark, slightly cosmic vibe. Listen to "Driving home" or "The warning".
Recordings from the 40s but this seems to be the first release done in 1987. Cover has sticker on front at top right corner and tiny nick (1 cm) at opening edge back.
Private label jazz oddity which also is great and well played - especially the drummer is on a roll! Listen to their own composition "The Sweetest Sound". Clean record, cover in clean and tight shrink, looks great on front but grades VG+ due to mild and discrete humidity spotting along opening back plus a few ink + fingerprint spots on back. US original.
1955 album with Max Roach and Tommy Potter. "Chasin' the bird" or "Night in Tunisia". Later (60s) French pressing of US original on Jazz Workshop. Plays a little noisy from the recordings/pressing but still enjoyable. Small scratch causes a few brief skips on A1. Cover has two small tears on back on top flipback.
1955 album with Max Roach and Tommy Potter. "Chasin' the bird" or "Night in Tunisia". OJC-sticker on front cover. German OJC reissue.
Compilation with plenty of his superb classics as "Relaxin with Lee". Record one has light surface marks, plays ok. Record two has shades not affecting much in the vinyl.
US mono original, MG 12009 with red label, silver print and deep groove. Record has some marks and a few scratches, plays with light crackle and occassional clicks and pops. Cover has small stain/burn dot on front, lamination peeling at opening, a little staining and a stamp on back. Listen to "Barbados - new take 3".
1944-48 recordings with Miles Davis, Bud Powell, Max Roach, Duke Jordan, Curly Russell, Dizzy Gillespie etc. Listen to "Bluebird". Sticker on back cover. Later French pressing from mid 60s (of mid 50s US original).
Version of the Righteous Bros hit b/w my pick, the midtempo crossover cut "Sea shell". Record is VG+ to EX and plays fine. Drill hole through label, marker pen "x" on "Sea shell" side. US original, vinyl pressing in red Volt sleeve.
Funky horn-rock with an interesting suite on side 2, themed around Greek gods. Listen to "Cronus" and "Zeus". Cover has some ring/rub wera and 3 cm split middle bottom edge, so it's close to VG grade. US original, KE 31097 with yellow labels.
Scandinavian original. Pretty nice copy, cover has a small price tag on back.
Muscle Shoals recorded album with a surprisingly superb cover of Dr John's "I walk on guilded splinters". Cover has one creased corner, two promo stickers on front. US promo original, gatefold sleeve.
US original from 1987. Cover in shrink with hype sticker, one bent corner. Printed inner has a few seam splits.
Quartet LP from 1982 with Buster Williams, David Friedman & Joe Chambers. Listen to the fine "Syzygies". German 2nd pressing with non-laminated cover, no barcode on back.
Live session from 1953, issued in 1985 and previously unreleased as far as I know. Proper line-up featuring Max Roach and Bud Shank a.o. Listen to "Loaded". US original.
US original 10", PJLP-9 with black/silver deep groove labels. Marks and scuffs on record, plays with a little background crackle but not very disturbing. Cover has 3 cm split on top seam center, 6 cm split on bottom seam center plus basic rub and edge wear. 1953 session with Jack Montrose, Shelly Manne & Bob Gordon. Listen to "Pro Defunctus".
LP recorded in 1984 featuring the Marsh-penned "Well Spoken". With Cecil McBee and Eddie Gladden. Record is VG+ to EX, nice copy with a few light sleeve brushes and very faint shelf wear. Dutch-only original.
Seldom seen Italian trio album, recorded live in 1985 with Michel Grailler on piano and Massimo Moriconi on bass. Beautiful jazz sounds throughout but "Night Bird" is my favourite. Shiny and clean records, cover has some ring wear + wear and tiny creases around edges. Italian only original.
Trio LP from 1985 with Philip Catherine. Listen to "Love for sale". Record is glossy with just a few small and light marks, between VG+ and EX. Cover has a small sticker on front. Dutch original.
Album from 1983, still with their trademark sound. Record only has light marks, plays well. Scandinavian original with printed inner sleeve.
"Open up" instrumental disco/rare groove favorite! Cover has a small sawcut. US original.
1981 album including the instant disco funker "So fine". Cover has a creased corner. Scaninavian original.
1981 album including the instant disco funker "So fine". Cover has a sawcut and tiny sticker on front. US original with printed inner.
First album with the shortened Chicago name. Soul-jazzy rock with horns and nice harmonies. Cover has two sticker marks on front, tear on back. UK original, including the giant poster.
Instrumental prog/psych from the north of Sweden, parts sludgy, parts jazzy. Listen to "Att tävla mot maskiner och förlora varje gång" and "Man ska alltid säga aldrig".
"Jonathan's theme" nice waltzy jazz tune! Record has a circular groove wear on both sides causing a minor crunch noise for a few rotations on each side. Cover has 5-6 cm split on bottom seam center and basic shelf wear. US original, yellow/black labels.
UK mono original, SL 10190 with front-laminated flipback cover. Light sleeve marks/scuffs on record, still shiny and plays well with minor distractions only. Cover has light ring wear/rubbing on the lamination and minor lamination creasing along spine, looks nice overall. 60s girl group with an upbeat northern sound on "Sweet talkin' guy".
"Indian Bat" - wild sitar and fuzz-fest! UK original in company sleeve. Intact center.
"Free (I'll always be)" wonderful, floaty 70s soul with a folky vibe. Reissue.
Killer version of "I'm gonna walk away from love" (same as David Ruffin)! Also contains the great soul dancer "Is it love". Cover in shrink with a sawcut and tiny tear around the cut. US original.
Instrumental versions of Motown classics on this rare LP from 1965. "Baby love", "Come see about me", "Baby I need your loving" etc. Record in great shape. Cover has a minimal tear on front, ring wear on back, 1 cm split on bottom edge. US original, MT 620 with map label and deep groove.
US stereo original, SD 8049 with blue/green label and white fan, deep groove. Cover has tiny sticker mark on front + some shelf wear/rubbing on back. Early 60s vocal jazz, listen to the version of "Summertime".
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