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Dutch straight jazz from 1981, listen to "Simplex. Holland original.
"The first recorded documentary study of the international groupie phenomenon". No music, lots of talking, worth it alone for sampling purposes or the groupie glossary. Cover in shrink with corner wear and small bottom split. US original.
Mainly acoustic folk/prog from 1973, but with a fix for the electric fiends in "Halvdöd" - heavy guitar jam! Cover has creased corner. Swedish original, including sheet with lyrics and tabs.
Cover has sticker on front (not in photo). Scandinavian original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
Folk/prog album from 1978. Check "Bältet". Cover in fine shape with two sticker marks and small sticker on front. Swedish original, with lyrics inner sleeve.
Obscure 80s VHS soundtrack to a film about a new breed of man, the "Homowavesailor". A crazy mix of pulsating 80s action music, Prince/Michael Jackson funk and detuned Mac DeMarco rock, backed by special wind FX.
Early compilation from 1969 from this pale blues man. Nice copy, drill hole through label and cover. US original.
Italian original.
Nice mellow orchestral pop from 1969. Listen to "Just A Dream". Cover has small drill hole. US original.
Norwegian 70s rock/AOR by a very suspicious looking doctor. Listen to "Leg talk". Record is a bit scuffy on side 1, plays ok with minor distractions. Norwegian original, with printed inner sleeve.
German original. Sticker remains on front cover.
Spacious, abstract and disciplined solo guitar improv from Dog Life- and Fire! Orchestra-member Finn Loxbo, listen to "Slutet Var Nära Redan Då" and "Klockspik Och Märlor".
Compilation from 1966. Cover has small tear on one flipback repaired with clear tape.
1939-1947 material with Big Bill Broonzy and others. French original.
LP from 1982. Cover has some edge wear and a small sticker on front (not on photo). Dutch original with orange gradient labels.
1989 compilation featuring 60s material previously releases on his Columbia-albums.
Boogie LP from 1981, listen to "Dr Rhythm" or "Bop box". Cover has a tiny nick on opening edge. Dutch original.
1982 album with a kind of abstract pop sound. Standout for me is the dance rock cut "Mirrormanic". UK original.
LP from 1973 including the quintessential deep disco classic "Love is the message", here in the 6.35 version that takes off from halfway in. Still sounds immense! Cover has some ring wear and light scratching on front (not on photo). US original on PIR.
Their 1984 album including the killer "Curious" (as sampled in hip hop) and the boogie funk sureshot "Scientific love". Cover has a sticker and a residue mark on back. German original.
1977 folky rock album. Listen to "I'm Sober Now" featuring Mick Ronson on guitar. Cover has small sticker front and back. UK 2nd pressing, with insert.
1978 album with the funky feel good-anthem "Party Down". Cover in shrink. US original.
Milt & co joined by Laurindo Almeida on this 1964 session. Listen to "Silver". Later US (70s) pressing, red/green labels with 1841 Broadway-labels.
1969 LP with "Bird on the wire" and "You Know Who I Am". UK 2nd pressing, laminated front.
Nice copy with little wear. European original with lyrics inner sleeve.
1974 album somewhere between funk, soul, blues & comedy. Includes the funky "Come on write me". Arranged by Harold Wheeler. Cover has ring wear, one bent corner plus small saw cut (on opening edge on this copy). US original.
Post-Ekseption prog with a classical theme - listen to "Gaillarde". Cover is low VG+ due to a 4-5 cm split middle bottom edge. Two small stickers on front cover, one small sticker on A-side label. Scandinavian original.
"Don't walk away" classic modern soul! Almost NM copy in shrink with cutout. 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.
1979 album. German original.
Jazz from 1980 with Charles Owens and John Heard, listen to "Blues For Jimmy G". This copy has a (fairly discrete) sticker mark on front bottom right but no punch hole on this copy (despite website photo). US original.
Solo piano album from 1985 with versions of Herbie Hancock's "Dolphin Dance" and Wayne Shorter's "Nefertiti". UK original, clean copy!
Naturally the fifth album by the Steve Miller Band, with sweet tunes like "Steve Miller's midnight tango" and harder stuff like "Going to Mexico". Record has some light marks, plays fine. Cover has heavy ring/edge wear, tiny top split. US original, green labels.
Swedish boogie/electro from 1986 by percussionist Per Tjärnberg. Contains the moody dance groove "Some strange part of paradise". Swedish original.
1965 soundtrack with the deep eastern-vibed "Adah". Also check the beautiful "Love Song (Instrumental)". Record has a small mark side B causing a few clicks. Cover has drill hole. US original.
1981 album including the instant disco funker "So fine". Cover has a sawcut and tiny sticker on front. US original with printed inner.
His only album. Listen to the great sounding funky bass in "It's Hard To Love You". German original.
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".
1978 fusion/jazz rock with Jan Akkerman and Ray Gomez. Tough, sample-friendly intro on "Orange Drive"! Light ring wear, cut out on bottom seam. US original, red/green labels with 75 Rockefeller Plaza-address and WEA-logo.
2LP compilation including many of their best psychedelic moments.
1971 folk/country rock album with phat drums. Listen to "Down In Texas". Gatefold sleeve has light corner wear, creased corner. US original, with printed inner sleeve.
LP from 1973 with funky fusion on "Open your eyes, you can fly". Record plays with some background crackle + a few clicks on A2. Cover has ring/rub wear + tears on back. German original.
LP from 1975 with the dark, progressive jazz cut "Deus xango" and a jazzy disco version of "Waterbed" (same tune as LTG Exchange). US original.
1979 RNR compilation including "Rockhouse" by Ralph Jerome and the tough "It's A Fad, Ma!" by Bobby Dean.
Record has a mark on A4 causing some light clicks. Cover has faint signs of writing on back. US later pressing.
1959 country blues, listen to "Corn bread, peas and black molasses". Record has a light mark side A not affecting play. Cover has light wear. Scandinavian later pressing from 1969 of "Folk Songs Of Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee" with different title and artwork.
Funky rock album from 1970, produced by Bob Markley (West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band), which shines through in "The Circus Man". Record has light marks , plays well. Cover has ring/rub wear, small tear at opening. US original.
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