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Jazzdance/bossa fusion with added bass oomph, especially "Sundance" is destined to work a treat on a big system.
Cover in shrink with two stickers. US original.
Swedish original, Mercury EP 60324.
Southern soul/gospel LP with a deep midtempo sound on "The story of my life" & "For the children". Scarce LP on Memphis label. US original, still sealed copy, just one minimal corner bump.
Carl Davis-produced soul LP from 1972. Nice version of the Chicago group staple "This love is real" plus the Curtis Mayfield-penned fingersnapper "You babe"! Cover has writing on front, basic shelf wear plus cut corner top right. US original.
House with a few electro touches on album from 2012. Listen to "Elektron storm". Records are very clean. Cover in shrink with a lightly creased corner. German original, includes CD.
Obscure xian psych/folk album from 1972. Check "Long As You Listen" and "Show Me One Place". From liner notes: "May the Lord bless all who hear psychedelic music." Reissue.
US original from 1971. LP is clean, could pass for EX. Cover has minor edge wear, small drill hole, tiny sticker on front.
Slick 'n' breezy modern soul from 1976 by this member of Hawaii group Society of Seven. Contains the midpaced gems "Outrageous" and "Movin' in". This is the same album as credited to Lil' Albert. Japanese reissue.
1977 jazz rock. Check the breezy "Killian". Cover has punch hole. US original.
New wave/post punk album from 1983 that holds the catchy dancer named just "Dance Move". Light marks on record, plays well with occasinal clicks and surface noise. German original.
First group of Kawabata Makoto from Acid Mother's Temple. Recorded in 1978 and originally released on very limited cassette in the 80's, these two tracks of pulsating disturbance marries well with the beautiful picture disc. Italian original. No sleeve as issued.
Two pop/soul sides with Phil Spector's typical all-in sound. Company sleeve has a price tag on front. UK original with solid centre.
Unique artist with a killer soul/funk sound. All the tracks from his 3 scarce 45's are included like "Didn't I", "Listen to my song", "Let my people go" & "Legs". Also 3 previously unreleased tracks on the album. The other tracks have been released before. 2021 version on 180 gram vinyl, with obi.
Mostly unissued material recorded in 1973-74. The previously released "Didn't I" and "Listen to my song" are basically as good as mellow soul gets. "Do you really love me" & "Saving my love" are my favorites among the unissued stuff.
Improvisational/free jazz with solo alto sax on one side and alto sax/bass duo on the other. US original, still sealed copy with a few cm damage (beginning of a split) on bottom seam center. Soundclip from previous copy.
Moody, dubby house of high quality across all four tracks, especially "Heat division" works great for me. Record is clean except for a small piece of paper stuck in vinyl on both sides, causing 10-15 light ticks (nothing too alarming at all). Pic sleeve has 1 cm peeling on top seam.
First solo album from one half of Soft Cell. Leftfield electronic new wave. Listen to "Man In The Man" (vocals by Genesis P. Orridge) and the pulsating "Passion Of A Primitive". Record has no major issues. Cover has ring/corner wear, 4 cm top split, sticker mark on front, promo stamp on back. UK original.
Live recording from 1963 including versions of "Take Five" and "Blue Rondo A La Turk". Later European pressing from 1970, 2 LP set including both part 1 and part 2.
Third volume in De Rose's Agile Experiments-series featuring seven improvised trio tracks, all featuring Dave De Rose on drums. Quite eclectic and experimental sounds, check the groovy and edgy B1 and the ambient, underwatery B2. 1st pressing limited to 200 copies (this is #051).
2020 album from the always interesting Dave De Rose, featuring 9 improvised, live recorded trio tracks with a dark and abstract sound, check the beat-laden "Tiatomo VII" and the meditative " Tiatomo IV". 1st pressing limited to 100 numbered copies.
More experimental jazz from percussionist Dave De Rose, this time with seven improvised tracks from different trios and quartets (all featuring Dave De Rose on drums) and most of them with a delicate use of electronics, check A1 and B4. 1st pressing limited to 300 copies (this is #111).
2LP compilation covering his early stuff with Love Sculpture + solo. Great copy.
1978 album with a 100 mph version of "Heart Of The City". Great copy. US original.
Solo bass LP including a version of Anthony Braxton's "B-40", check that and "Spheres". Cover has a sawcut (not on photo). US original.
Vibes-led jazz LP from 1966 with Herbie Hancock, Clark Terry & Grady Tate. Listen to "Devilette". 2020 reissue.
Country folk/blues album from 1982. Listen to his take on "Cocaine Blues". UK original.
Funky and jazzy rock/fusion from Axelrod in 1975. More or less every track has breaks on it, check "Miles away" and "1000 rads". Reissue.
Listen to "Oooh Mama" - mean fuzz guitar. US original.
1976 folk rock featuring Levon Helm. Listen to "Tom's Song". US original, with lyrics insert.
1973 album with a great title track and "Lady grinning soul" + more. Both record and cover are in great shape. Remastered reissue from 1990.
Great experimental effort from 1977 featuring Brian Eno. Listen to "Speed of life" or "Warszawa". Record in fine shape. Cover also but has neat writing on front and sealing sticker. UK original, with tracklisting sticker on back. No insert.
Minor label damage side A. Cover has faint sticker mark on front. European original with lyrics inner sleeve.
Bowie's 1967 album, here on a remastered 180 gram reissue with mono and stereo versions.
1979 delta blues album by the mean looking Honeyboy. Check "Catfish Blues" or "You're The One For Me". Record has just some storage wear. Cover has minor wear, small stamp on back. US original, with booklet.
Solo saxophone on Italian only LP from 1980. As usual with David Murray, this record has a deeply spiritual vibe. Listen to "Flowers for Albert" or "B.C.". Record in top shape save for a handful of tiny pressing bubbles causing a few odd, hardly noticeable, low pops. Cover has light corner/shelf wear only. Italian original.
Solo saxophone recorded live in 1980. Listen to "Solo #1" or "Body and soul". Italian only original.
Free jazz with Don Pullen, Butch Morris, Fred Hopkins & Stanley Crouch. Challenging, piercing sounds - listen to "Dewey's circle". German only original.
US stereo original, SD 1489, green/blue label and black fan logo with horisontal Atlantic print. Cover has mild humidity spotting + minor wear on edges. 1967 soul jazz album with the groovy "House of David" and the fine Cedar Walton-penned "The Holy Land".
1989 soul LP with the dancefloor-aimed "Two wrongs don't make a right" plus the smooth slow jam "Don't say no". Lovely copy in shrink with hype sticker. US original.
"Funny money" killer soul tune with funky guitar licks, as used in hip hop. "Long as you're the one somebody in the world" is nice too. The glossy cover has a creased corner and very slight remainder of writing on back. German original.
Classic Motown album including the awesome "I let love slip away", "Loving you (is hurting me)" and the fingersnapper "What you gave me"! LP is clean. Cover has ring wear (a bit more than on photo) and 7+1 cm split on bottom edge. No drill hole on this copy. US stereo original.
"I've got to find myself a brand new baby" great Motown classic. Cover is close to VG due to some ring wear, minimal corner cut and a small sticker on front (not on photo). US original with blue map label and deep groove.
Dark electronic sound from 1984, should appeal to fans of cosmic disco. Listen to "Beyond knowledge and power". European original.
Catchy organ jazz dancer that was on Keb Darge's and Bob Jones' "Jazz Spectrum"-compilation ways back! US original.
Demo versions of tracks that would later appear in finished form on the Sea Of Cowards LP. US original, in company sleeve.
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