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JR WALKER & THE ALL STARSHOW SWEET IT IS (TO BE ...
SOUL - USA 2nd Pressing
7 · VG+/VG+ · 150 SEK
IN STOCK
JR WALKER & THE ALL STARS - HOW SWEET IT IS (TO BE LOVED BY YOU) / NOTHING BUT SOUL:
US picture sleeve release from 1966, fairly hard to find with the sleeve in solid condition like this. Early 2nd issue with purple labels and logo on top (after the first issue with logo to the left).
US picture sleeve release from 1966, fairly hard to find with the sleeve in solid condition like this. Early 2nd issue with purple labels and logo on top (after the first issue with logo to the left).
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JAMES BROWN & THE FAMOUS FLAMESTELL ME WHAT YOU'R...
EMBER - UK Later Pressing
LP · VG+/VG · 225 SEK
IN STOCK
JAMES BROWN & THE FAMOUS FLAMES - TELL ME WHAT YOU'RE GONNA DO / THE AMAZING:
Compilation from 1961 with some of his early killers like "Lost someone" and "Tell me what you're gonna do". Vinyl is low VG+, plays well with just a few odd clicks. Cover has some general wear and a few small nicks on opening edge. Slightly later (mid-60s) UK release, originally released in the States as "The amazing James Brown". Red/yellow label version.
Compilation from 1961 with some of his early killers like "Lost someone" and "Tell me what you're gonna do". Vinyl is low VG+, plays well with just a few odd clicks. Cover has some general wear and a few small nicks on opening edge. Slightly later (mid-60s) UK release, originally released in the States as "The amazing James Brown". Red/yellow label version.
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JOE JOHNSON - I'VE DONE NO WRONG / TRUST IN ME:
Two fantastic Warren Schatz productions from the mid-70s, originally pressed up in just a handful of copies on the Trilogy label. The A-side is a haunting ballad, the flip is a storming modern/disco dancer (here slighly slower than on the original 45). Reissue.
Two fantastic Warren Schatz productions from the mid-70s, originally pressed up in just a handful of copies on the Trilogy label. The A-side is a haunting ballad, the flip is a storming modern/disco dancer (here slighly slower than on the original 45). Reissue.
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