VARIOUS - BACK FROM THE GRAVE VOLUME THREE:
Essential comp with 60s garage rock! Like "Born Loser" with Murphy And The Mob for example. US later pressing, with insert.

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LEE MORGAN - THE GENIUS OF LEE MORGAN:
French compilation featuring tracks from the Vee Jay-albums "Here's Lee Morgan" and "Expoobident".

BOB SEGER - SEVEN:
Classic rock sounds from 1974, listen to "Seen a lot of floors". US later pressing.

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JAMES P. JOHNSON - NEW YORK JAZZ:
40s jazz with cover artwork by David Stone Martin. Cover has 4 cm split on top seam center plus minor sticker remains on front lower right. Later US pressing of material previously released on 78 rpm's.

MUDDY WATERS - CAN'T GET NO GRINDIN':
Muddy from 1973, listen to "Love Weapon". Cover has saw cut, creased/bent corner. US later pressing.

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ROLLING STONES - BIG HITS (HIGH TIDE AND GREEN GRASS):
1966 compilation of big hits, like "Paint it, black", "Satisfaction" and "Get off my cloud". Cover has neat writing on back. UK later pressing from the 1970s.

VARIOUS - RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP:
1967 garage/psych soundtrack with Chocolate Watchband, Sidewalk Sounds, Standells etc. Listen to "Riot on sunset strip". US later pressing.

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BERLIOZ / ANSERMET / L'ORCHESTRE DE LA SUISSE ROMANDE - ANSERMET CONDUCTS BERLIOZ:
UK later (ED3) stereo pressing. Cover has writing on back.

SCHUBERT / VIENNA KONZERTHAUS QUARTET - NO. 15 IN G MAJOR:
US later mono pressing. Cover has 13 cm top split.

BRITTEN / ROSTROPOVICH - THE SUITES FOR CELLO:
UK later stereo pressing. Cover small sticker on front.

ROLLING STONES - COME ON / I WANT TO BE LOVED:
Nice double-sider from 1963. Record in great shape. Previous owners name & phone number neatly etched in deadwax side A. Intact center. UK early repress in company sleeve with tiny writing.

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KENNY BURRELL - ALL DAY LONG & ALL NIGHT LONG:
1956/1957 recordings with Donald Byrd, Hank Mobley, Mal Waldron etc. 2xLP re-release from circa 1973.

HOWLIN' WOLF - THE LONDON HOWLIN' WOLF SESSIONS:
1971 album featuring Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts. Listen to "Do the do". Finnish later pressing.

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DAMNED - PROBLEM CHILD / YOU TAKE MY MONEY:
Great punk rock from 1977! UK later pressing from 1979 in pic sleeve.

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JIMI HENDRIX - BAND OF GYPSYS:
Live recording from New Years Eve 69-70 at The Fillmore East. Listen to "Machine gun" and "We gotta live together". German later pressing.

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BEATLES - A COLLECTION OF BEATLES OLDIES:
1966 comp with plenty of classic tunes. Cover has sealing sticker. UK later pressing.

DIZZY GILLESPIE - SWING LOW SWEET CADILLAC:
Mid 60s LP featuring Mike Longo, with a great version of "Mas Que Nada". Cover has discrete pressure stamp on front + gold promo stamp on back. Later US 70s US press with yellow/orange labels.

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ERIC DOLPHY - MEMORIAL ALBUM:
LP from 1963 with Bobby Hutcherson, Prince Lasha and Clifford Jordan. Listen to "Jitterbug Waltz". Cover has some shelf wear, small split top seam right, minor bump on lower seam plus stereo-sticker has fallen off on this copy (unlike website photo). Later US 60s pressing with black/silver labels (of LP first released as "Conversations" with different cover).

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STAN GETZ / ZOOT SIMS - THE BROTHERS:
Later US stereo pressing from mid 60s, PRST 7252 with blue/silver labels with trident on right (of LP first released in 1956 with different cover art). Record is shiny and clean overall but has a couple of small and light scratches that causes just a few light clicks. Cover has 5-6 cm split on top seam right, thin 8 cm split on top part of spine and mild shelf wear. Jazz LP with Al Cohn, Allen Eager and Brew Moore. Listen to "Five Brothers".

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PINK FLOYD - UMMAGUMMA:
A real classic in the avantgarde, spaced out prog-bag. A real treat from start to finish, but listen to "Careful with that axe, Eugene". Cover has tear on front (not on photo). UK later pressing from 1973, EMI logo on labels.

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JAMES BOOKER - NEW ORLEANS PIANO WIZARD: LIVE!:
Fine piano blues with "Please Send Me Someone To Love". Cover has minor sticker tear on front. US later pressing.

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PINK FLOYD - ATOM HEART MOTHER:
UK later pressing. Record has light marks, plays well with a bit of surface noise in the softer parts. Cover has ring/edge wear, sticker mark on front, small writing inside gatefold and on front (not on photo). Progressive rock masterpiece that should be essential to any fan of the genre. Anything from the title track covering side A to "Alan's psychedelic breakfast" are my picks.

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IKE & TINA TURNER - HER MAN...HIS WOMAN / GET IT - GET IT:
Raw funk/soul set, listen to "Get it - get it" or "Strange". US later pressing with yellow labels (from the 70s), first released on the Cenco label is 1966, then called "Get it - get it". Cover has a drill hole and some edge/corner wear.

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JOHN COLTRANE - THE COLTRANE LEGACY:
Album from 1970 featuring previously unreleased tracks from 1959-1961 - pure quality jazz with top line-ups. Listen to "Blues Legacy". Later Japanese pressing from 1972 (released just a few years after the first US pressing). With insert but no obi.

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MIRACLES - DOIN' MICKEY'S MONKEY:
1963 album including early Motown hits as "I gotta dance to keep from crying". Nice copy in shrink with a sawcut. Later US pressing from the early 80s.

ERIC DOLPHY - STATUS:
2xLP set from 1977 containing the albums "Here And There" and "In Europe, Vol. 2".

BO DIDDLEY / CHUCK BERRY - TWO GREAT GUITARS:
Two R&B-legends with an album from 1964. Listen to "Bo's Beat" for 14 minutes if you're not convinced of Bo Diddley's greatness yet. Clean record. Cover has bumped corners, small corner cut, one bent corner. US later pressing.

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CECIL TAYLOR QUARTET / GIGI GRYCE-DONALD BYRD JAZZ LABORATORY - AT NEWPORT '57:
1957 split LP recorded at Newport Jazz Festival. Listen to "Nona's Blues" by Cecil Taylor Quartet (featuring Steve Lacy). I believe this is the first Japanese pressing, possibly released mid-to-late 60s (of 1957 US original). MI-1071 in flipback cover. No obi or insert.

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ERIC DOLPHY - FIRE WALTZ:
2xLP set from 1978 containing the great New Jazz-albums "Looking Ahead" and "The Quest", both featuring Eric Dolphy but originally released under Ken McIntyre's and Mal Waldron's names respectively.

ART & LANGUAGE / RED CRAYOLA - CORRECTED SLOGANS:
Artsy avantgarde rock from 1976, listen to "An Harangue". Some light marks on record, nothing bad. Cover has light ring/corner wear, creasing. UK later pressing from the 1980s, red labels. With lyrics insert.

JIMMY REED - ROCKIN' WITH REED:
1959 guitar/harmonica blues with a unique voice. Listen to "A string to your heart". Some light marks on record, nothing bad. Cover has light ring/rub wear. US later pressing.

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VARIOUS - MUSIQUES DU CAMEROUN:
Field recordings from Cameroon with deep, hypnotic vibes on A1 and B5. Cover has damage at upper left corner where part is missing. Upper right corner is worn as well. Later French pressing with non-flipback cover, blue/silver labels. No booklet.

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FREDDIE HUBBARD - BACKLASH:
Timeless and stunningly beautiful jazz in "Little Sunflower" and "Return Of The Prodigal Son". Light marks on record, plays well with occasional soft surface noise. Cover has light wear, saw cut. US later pressing, red/green labels with 75 Rockefeller Plaza-address and WEA-address.

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BOB DYLAN - THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN':
UK later pressing in flipback sleeve. Light marks, plays well with occasional soft background noise. Dylan's third studio LP, and certainly one of his best. Listen to the opening title track.

SONNY ROLLINS - THE BRIDGE:
LP from 1962 with Jim Hall, Bob Cranshaw and Ben Riley. Listen to "The bridge". US later pressing from 1977.

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DIZZY GILLESPIE - GROOVIN HIGH / WHITE COVER:
LP from 1955, but the recordings were made in 1945-46. Listen to "One bass hit". Cover has clear tape + partial splits on top and bottom seam at opening. Later US pressing with maroon label (from late 60s/early 70s).

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ERIC DOLPHY WITH RON CARTER - WHERE?:
Jazz LP from 1961 also featuring Mal Waldron, George Duvivier and Charlie Persip. Listen to "Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise" or "Where". Later US pressing from 1972 with green labels (of LP first released in 1962 under Ron Carter's name and with different cover art).

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MAX ROACH QUARTET - SPEAK, BROTHER, SPEAK:
Great classic recorded in 1962 with Clifford Jordan and Mal Waldron. Listen to "Speak Brother Speak". Later French pressing from the late 60s (of 1963 US original on Fantasy). Cover has a small punch hole on rear part.

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ROLLING STONES - SAME / LK 4605:
Early Stones with "Route 66" and "Tell me". Fine copy with no major issues. Cover has creased corner (not in photo). Swedish later pressing with mono cover, but stereo on labels.

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MOODY BLUES - THE MAGNIFICENT MOODIES:
1965 album, heavy on the blues rock. Listen to "I don't mind". Record has light marks, plays ok with occasional background noise. Cover has light wear, creasing. UK later pressing from 1968.

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FRANK ZAPPA - WAKA/JAWAKA - HOT RATS:
The spiritual sequel to Hot Rats, with some serious jazz fusion sounds on the side long jam "Big swifty" and the title track. Later Canadian pressing with WEA-logo on label.

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TALKING HEADS - TALKING HEADS: 77:
Their debut album with the big hit "Psycho killer" as well as "The book I read" and "Happy day". Cover has sticker tear on front (not on photo). European later pressing, with lyrics inner sleeve.

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OTIS WILLIAMS AND HIS CHARMS - SING THEIR ALL TIME HITS:
Lovely doo wop/rnb compilation with "I'd Like To Thank You Mr. D.J." "Two Hearts" and more. US 70s later pressing.

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MC5 - HIGH TIME:
Their third album with "Future/Now" "Skunk" and the lovely "Miss X". Cover has sun fading on back, sticker tear on front (not on photo). French later pressing, gatefold sleeve.

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OSCARS MOTETTKÖR / TORSTEN NILSSON / MARIANNE MELLNÄS / ALF LINDER - CANTATE DOMINO:
Later Swedish pressing, non-gatefold cover (black version), with insert. Small sticker label side A.

OTIS RUSH - GROANING THE BLUES (ORIGINAL COBRA RECORDINGS 1956-58):
1969 compilation with recordings done for the Cobra label. Listen to "Double Trouble" with great guitar by Ike Turner. Sticker on labels. Cover has three stickers on front (not in photo). UK later pressing.

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CHARLES MINGUS - MINGUS AT MONTEREY:
Live recording from 1964 with Charles McPherson, Jaki Byard, Dannie Richmond etc. Listen to the beautiful "Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk". Cover graded VG due to some water damage (staining and humidity spotting) inside gatefold. Seal Of Approval-sticker on front cover. First Japanese pressing from 1971, LR-8111-12 (of LP first released in the US in 1965). No insert or obi.

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LEADBELLY - LEADBELLY'S LAST SESSIONS VOLUME ONE:
2LP box set from 1953. Boc cover has two split corners, sticker residue on front. US later pressing, with booklet.

LISZT / CLIFFORD CURZON - A LISZT RECITAL:
UK later stereo pressing, SXL 6076, "MADE IN ENGLAND BY" on labels. Cover has tape, small sticker and tiny writing on front.

STEELY DAN - THE ROYAL SCAM:
From 1976 with a bunch of breezy classics like "Caves of Altamira" and "The fez". Cover has scratch mark on front. US later pressing.

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