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Wanda Jackson —
Best Of The Classic Capitol Singles ... CD 
Capitol/
Pivotal singles from the amazing Wanda Jackson – one of the greatest female rock and country voices from the 50s onward – who mixes a cutesy coo and a feral growl for a sound that was pretty much unprecedented at the time! The material bridges proto rock and country music in a way that confused the heck outta radio programmers and the label's hope to break her into superstardom back in the day – and Wanda had a voice that could've (and should've) made her a star on par with the Sun Studios boys club. She's tough and tender at the same time – and Capitol producer Ken Nelson is near the top of his game here, too. This really is the best of her Capitol singles – 29 in all – including "I Gotta Know", "Fujiyama Mama", "Honey Bop", "Did You Miss Me?", "Right Or Wrong", "Sinful Heart", "In The Middle Of A Heartbreak", "Mean Mean Man', "Sympathy", You Bug Me Bad", "Silver Threads And Golden Needles", "Rock Your Baby", "(Every Time They Play) Our Song", "Little Charm Bracelet", "No Wedding Bells For Joe", "Honey Bop" and more. (Folk/Country, Rock) CD
Close matches: 173
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Capitol, 2021. Used ... $3.99
... CD
(Digipak case has some edgewear including a very slight tear.)
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Capitol, 1982. Near Mint- ... $19.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Japanese white label promo pressing in the poster cover, with obi and insert. Poster sheet has some edge wear, faint blemish, and price sticker remnants. Obi has a small Sample sticker.)
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Capitol, 1978. Near Mint- ... $9.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Later green label pressing.)
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Capitol, 1969. Used ... $3.99
Maybe not the first album from the legendary Band – but a record in which the group get everything completely right all the way through – and sparkle with that special sound that continues to influence generations of music makers, and music lovers! All the great elements the group were bringing to their work with Bob Dylan are in place here – but the focus is completely different, with this warm glow that really fits the vocals of Levon Helm, and a sense of unified vision that makes it really hard to even come up with a match for the energy of the group on this album. The great John Simon adds a few special touches to the overall sound – and titles include "Rockin Chair", "Across The Great Divide", "When You Awake", "Up On Cripple Creek", "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", "Look Out Cleveland", and "King Harvest". Includes 7 bonus tracks. CD
(2000 remastered edition with 7 alternate takes.)
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Band —
Stage Fright ... LP Capitol, 1970. Near Mint- ... $18.99
A fantastic classic from The Band – a set that's hardly got them cowering in the corner the way the "stage fright" title might imply – and which instead seems to have the group at their most confident during the early years, effortlessly spinning impeccable musicianship and some surprisingly biting lyrics! The young Robbie Robertson is on guitar, Garth Hudson warms things up with organ lines, and vocals are handled by the shifting array of other players in the lead – Rick Danko, Levon Helm, and Richard Manuel. Titles include "The Shape I'm In", "Sleeping", "Strawberry Wine", "Just Another Whistle Stop", "Daniel & The Sacred Harp", "Stage Fright", and "Time To Kill". LP, Vinyl record album
(Lime green label pressing in a textured cover – which looks fantastic, save for some light wear on the top seam.)
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Band —
Stage Fright (Original Master Recording)(SACD pressing) ... CD Capitol/
A fantastic classic from The Band – a set that's hardly got them cowering in the corner the way the "stage fright" title might imply – and which instead seems to have the group at their most confident during the early years, effortlessly spinning impeccable musicianship and some surprisingly biting lyrics! The young Robbie Robertson is on guitar, Garth Hudson warms things up with organ lines, and vocals are handled by the shifting array of other players in the lead – Rick Danko, Levon Helm, and Richard Manuel. Titles include "The Shape I'm In", "Sleeping", "Strawberry Wine", "Just Another Whistle Stop", "Daniel & The Sacred Harp", "Stage Fright", and "Time To Kill". CD
(Out of print, limited and numbered hybrid SACD pressing – from Mobile Fidelity!)
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EMI/
A sublime second solo effort from Syd Barrett – and maybe his most perfectly-formed album ever! There's a sinister balance to the record right from the start – a gentle approach to the offbeat themes that is almost more unsettling than if the matter was undertaken more forcefully – weird little bits just tossed off by Syd as if they're really the ramblings of the madman promised on the cover of his first LP – almost with a deadpan quality that makes the whole thing even more unsettling with repeated listenings! Instrumentation is relatively lean – almost a folksy mix of acoustic guitar, electric, sullen bass, and some haunting keyboards – all as if someone picked apart Pink Floyd, then started to construct a rough sketch from the parts that lay scattered on the floor. The album's had an influence from psych through punk and many years beyond – and titles include "Baby Lemonade", "Gigolo Aunt", "Wolfpack", "Effervescing Elephant", "Winde & Dined", "Rats", and "It Is Obvious". CD
(Earlier CD pressing.)
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Capitol/
An earlier classic from The Beach Boys – and easily one of their best records from the prime sun and surf era for the group – with rave up rockers and some sweet ballads! So much as been written about the foreboding behind-the-scenes circumstances in Beach Boys lore, even during these early years, it can steal away from the more innocent charms if you allow it to – but don't! This is all about soaring, groovy harmonies and impeccable production – on tunes that include "I Get Around", "All Summer Long", "Hushabye", "Little Honda", "Wendy", "Carl's Big Chance", "Girls On The Beach", "Drive-In", "Don't Back Down" and more. CD
(1998 Japanese pressing – includes obi!)
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Capitol/
... CD
(Out of print remastered 2000 Japanese pressing, includes obi.)
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Capitol, 1964. Very Good+ ... $7.99
Repackaging of the Beach Boys' installment in Capitol's hot rod-themed Shut Down series – the first edition of which was devoted to a host of different artists! It's clear that even in this setting, The Beach Boys have way more to offer than just a few gimmicky car songs – as the record offers some of the early group's most tender, personal moments – real early gems like "The Warmth Of The Sun" and "Don't Worry Baby" - mixed in with more playful numbers like "Fun Fun Fun", "This Car Of Mine", "In The Parkin Lot", "Shut Down Part 2", and "Keep An Eye On Summer". It's this mix that really gets at the group's genius at the time – maturity creeping out amidst the youthful themes, in ways that few other 60s acts could ever hope to match. LP, Vinyl record album
(Green label Capitol reissue pressing. Cover has a split spine and light wear.)
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Capitol, 1963. Used ... $2.99
"Little Deuce Coupe" makes a second appearance on a Beach Boys album – this time around as a leadoff track to show the group's versatility on the hot rod market! Despite the change from surf themes, though, the music here is magically the same – sublime Wilson family harmonies, produced with a clean, clear simplicity that really makes the voices sparkle. And even when singing about cars, the Boys manage to break our hearts with their ballads and more gentle numbers – as you'll hear on a set of tunes that includes "Ballad Of Ole Betsy", "409", "Shut Down", "Our Car Club", "Be True To Your School", "No Go Showboat", "A Young Man Is Gone", and "Car Crazy Cutie". Includes the complete album in both the mono and stereo mixes. CD
(Out of print, cutout notch through spine.)
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Capitol, 1965. Very Good+ (pic cover)... $11.99
... 7-inch, Vinyl record
(Vinyl and sleeve have a cutout hole. Sleeve has light wear, name in pen.)
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Capitol, 1968. Very Good+ Gatefold ... $38.99
Beach Boys karaoke – or kind of a "music minus one" album – but whatever the case, the set's a pretty unique outing in the field of 60s pop! The record's exactly what the title promises – a "stack o tracks" from the group's earlier records – rhythm parts, some instrumental bits – all laid out with key guitar parts missing and no vocals at all – so that you can pick up your instrument and play along with the record – and maybe get your friends to harmonize too! At the time, the approach seemed somewhat crazy – but after spending decades tracking down Smile-era bootlegs of Brian Wilson studio tracks just like this, the record's got a surprising sort of brilliance – almost as if Brian had guessed there's be a market for his "studio progress" sort of material. Titles include "Darlin", "Salt Lake City", "Wild Honey", "Catch A Wave", "Wouldn't It Be Nice", "Surfer Girl", "God Only Knows", "Little Honda", and "Let Him Run Wild". LP, Vinyl record album
(Rainbow label Duophonic stereo pressing. Includes booklet! Cover has a bit of marker.)
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Capitol (Japan), 1965. Used ... $18.99
A mixed bag record, but with some really wonderful moments – and essential listening as a lead-up to the Pet Sounds album to follow! There's a mix of styles here – some rough rocking numbers that are a bit stiff, mixed with some really amazing tunes that get at Brian Wilson's new sensitivities – tunes like "Girl Don't Tell Me", "You're So Good To Me", "Summer Means New Love", and "Let Him Run Wild" – all complicated in subtle ways, with a great sense of tension underneath. Other tracks include "Help Me Rhonda (45 single version)", "California Girls", "I'm Bugged At My Old Man", and "Amusement Parks USA". CD
(Out of print, includes obi.)
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Beatles —
Beatles 1 ... CD Capitol/
A great collection of all the number 1s The Beatles scored in the 60s! CD
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Capitol, 1965. Very Good ... $11.99
A great pre-Rubber Soul moment – with tracks that include "Honey Don't", "I Feel Fine", "Baby's In Black", "Mr Moonlight", "I'll Follow The Sun", and "No Reply". LP, Vinyl record album
(Stereo Apple pressing in a 'Gold Award' cover with some light ring & edge wear.)
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Capitol, 1964. Very Good ... $24.99
Titles include "Eight Days A Week", "Words Of Love", "I Don't Want To Spoil The Party", "Every Little Thing", and "Yes It Is". LP, Vinyl record album
(Mono rainbow label pressing. Cover has light aging & minimal wear.)
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Beatles —
Let It Be (Super Deluxe Edition) (5CD & Blu-ray box set) ... CD Apple/
A bittersweet farewell from The Beatles – a record that definitely shows the fracturing unity of the group, with lots of near-solo moments – but a set that also makes us really wonder what they'd have done with all this genius, had they managed to hold it together! There's great hints here of the solo work to come – especially from George Harrison and John Lennon – and the Phil Spector production really helps open up a new sound for the group. Includes the genius cuts "I Dig A Pony", "Two Of Us", "Across The Universe", "I Me Mine", "One After 909", "For You Blue", and "Let It Be" – plus lots of great bonus material including outtakes, rehearsals, chatter, the "Get Back" album and Let It Be Ep, stereo and surround sound Blu-ray mixes, and and awesome 100-page book – all in a cool heavy slipcase. CD
Also available Let It Be ... LP 34.99(Includes the die-cut box and hardcover book – a beautiful copy!)
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Beatles —
Magical Mystery Tour ... LP Capitol, 1968. Very Good- Gatefold ... $11.99
A wonderfully trippy record from The Beatles – filled with songs that have become classics, even though the initial package was designed for a movie that was one heck of a mess! The set's incredibly strong throughout – filled with some of the new post-Peppers ideas explored by the group, yet also with some catchier numbers too – great sing-songy tracks that undoubtedly were a big mainstream influence to the world of late 60s psych! Titles include "Blue Jay Way", "The Fool On The Hill", "Flying", "Strawberry Fields Forever", "Penny Lane", and "Baby You're A Rich Man". LP, Vinyl record album
(Stereo rainbow label pressing. Includes booklet. Cover has some wear & aging, spot of wear on the spine.)
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Beatles —
Meet The Beatles ... LP Capitol, 1964. Very Good- ... $16.99
Titles include "This Boy", "Don't Bother Me", "Little Child", "Not A Second Time", "I Wanna Be Your Man", and "I Want To Hold Your Hand". LP, Vinyl record album
(Mono rainbow label pressing, with 3 BMI credits. Cover has some light wear and aging. The back cover has faint staining along the opening.)
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Capitol/
Hard to deny the lasting power of this crucial album from The Beatles – a set that unleashed some of their trippiest sounds and most tender moments too! The mix of wit and honesty is wonderful – and the sonic range is dynamic as the archetypal cover image – a package that's had an undeniable impact on modern music for the past few decades! Titles include "With A Little Help From My Friends", "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds", "She's Leaving Home", "Lovely Rita", "When I'm Sixty Four", "A Day In The Life", and "Fixing A Hole". CD
(2009 pressing with enhanced CD content, case has some light wear,)
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Capitol, 1964. Very Good ... $19.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Mono rainbow label pressing with IAM stamp and Nicolas credit on B5. Cover has a split bottom seam, some surface wear and aging.)
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Capitol/
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has ring & edge wear.)
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Capitol, 1972. Very Good+ ... $14.99 19.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Still sealed, with a cutout hole and a streak of marker in front.)
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Capitol, 1976. Very Good ... $6.99
The only album ever from Broken Glass – a group that features the great Stan Webb from Chicken Shack on guitar – bringing in all the strengths that he added to that well-known group! There's some of the blues rock inspiration of that earlier combo, but refined a bit more with a compressed sort of 70s Brit vibe – great production from Tony Ashton, who makes all the best licks and catchier lines of the songs really stand out – but without ever making the album sound too commercial. Titles include "It's Alright", "Keep Your Love", "It's Evil", "Ain't No Magic", "Broken Glass", "Take The Water", "Standing On The Border", and "Jersey Lightning". LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has light wear and staining, and partially split seams.)
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Glen Campbell —
Astounding 12 String Guitar Of Glen Campbell ... LP Capitol, 1964. Very Good ... $5.99
Not vocals, but a very cool instrumental set from guitarist Glen Campbell – done along the lines of some of his uncredited session work of the time! Includes drums from Hal Blaine and Earl Palmer, too! LP, Vinyl record album
(Mono rainbow label pressing. Cover is great!)
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Glen Campbell —
I Am A Lineman For The County – Glen Campbell Sings Jimmy Webb ... CD Capitol/
Glen Campbell cut plenty of fantastic songs for Capitol Records – but year after year, some of the best were written by the young Jimmy Webb – an important 60s songwriter who brought magic to a number of different singers, but maybe clicked most strongly with Glen! You'll know the key tracks here, as they represent some of Campbells biggest early hits – but his association with Webb goes way past those few tracks, through a legacy of great 70s recordings that are presented here – in a package that features every single Glen Campbell recording of a Jimmy Webb tune through the start of the 80s – including live material, and even a more obscure track done for Atlantic Records too. The sensitivity of Webb's material is really on full display here – and the whole thing is a great contrast to some of the thinner greatest hits packages of Campbell's material – presented with very detailed notes, lots of great vintage images, and a set list of 23 tracks that include "You Might As Well Smile", "Just This One Time", "I Keep It Hid", "The Moon's A Harsh Mistress", "Galveston", "Didn't We (live)", "In Cars", "Highwayman", "Early Morning Song", "Christian No", "It's A Sin When You Love Somebody", "Adoration", "Wichita Lineman", "Where's The Playground Susie", "I Was Too Busy Loving You", "Just Another Piece Of Paper", and "Ocean In His Eyes". CD
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Capitol, 1980. Sealed ... $2.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Shrink has a small hole.)
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EMI/
... CD
(Out of print.)
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Distortions —
Gimme Some Lovin'/Capitol, 1968. Near Mint- ... $14.99
... 7-inch, Vinyl record
(Green label promo in a Capitol sleeve.)
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Capitol, 1981. Used ... $4.99
With "Europa & The Pirate Twins", "Flying North", "Weightless", "Windpower", "She Blinded Me With Science", "Commercial Breakup", "Airwaves", "Radio Silence" and "Cloudburst At Shingle Street". CD
(Out of print.)
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Capitol, 1983. Near Mint- ... $19.99
Titles include "Girls On Film", "Planet Earth", "Friends Of Mine", "Careless Memories", and "Is There Something I Should Know". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has light wear and aging.)
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Capitol, 1983. Near Mint- ... $24.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve.)
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Capitol, 1988. Very Good+ ... $1.99
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a stickered sleeve, bent at the top right corner.)
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Capitol, 1977. Near Mint- ... $4.99
... 7-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a Capitol sleeve.)
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Capitol, 1974. Near Mint- ... $99.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Original UK WWA pressing in the round corner cover, with light wear, aging, and a faint round sticker spot. Includes the insert. Label on Side 1 has a misprint – missing the WWA block letters.)
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Capitol/
A key late 60s country crossover set, but one that also inspired a fair bit of funk as well! The title cut's a well-known gem – one that's been covered instrumentally in some break-heavy versions, but which sounds even more amazing here in Bobbie's original version – one of the moodiest pop tunes we've ever heard, with lyrics, and a way of presenting them, that still leaves us breathless all these many years later. There's also some other funky bits here too – Gentry's raspy "Mississippi Delta" – an original number that almost seems to unseat Tina Turner for down-home soul – and the groovy "Sunday Best", "Niki Hoeky", "Papa Won't You Let Me Go To Town With You", and "Chickasaw Country Child", all numbers that echo the same lilting acoustic guitar grooves of "Billie Joe". (Folk/Country, Rock) LP, Vinyl record album
(Limited edition of 1000 – on heavyweight vinyl!)
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Capitol, 1972. Near Mint- Gatefold ... $9.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover looks great, with minimal wear.)
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Capitol, 1974. Near Mint- ... $19.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve, with a bent corner, and the poster! Cover is bent just a bit at the bottom seam.)
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Grand Funk Railroad —
Live Album ... CD Capitol/
... CD
Also available Live Album ... LP 8.9950
Grand Funk Railroad —
Live Album ... LP Capitol, Early 70s. Very Good 2LP Gatefold ... $8.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
Also available Live Album ... CD 4.99(Green label pressing. Cover has some ring & surface wear.)
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Capitol, 1971. Near Mint- ... $9.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Original red label pressing. A nice copy!)
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Jimi Hendrix —
Band Of Gypsys ... CD Capitol, 1969/
An amazing album of raw power from Jimi Hendrix – recorded on New Years Eve 1969, right as the 60s became the 70s – with a stunning sound that certainly presages the hard rock decade to come! Jimi's working with his trio that features Buddy Miles on drums and Billy Cox on bass – and the tracks are long, searing, and filled with the kind of heavy-duty guitar work that made Hendrix a legend right from the start – but which here shows just how much he'd grown as a player over the space of a few short years! Titles include "Who Knows", "Machine Gun", "We Gotta Live Together", "Power To Love", "Message To Love", and "Changes". CD
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Jimi Hendrix —
Band Of Gypsys ... LP Capitol, 1969/
An amazing album of raw power from Jimi Hendrix – recorded on New Years Eve 1969, right as the 60s became the 70s – with a stunning sound that certainly presages the hard rock decade to come! Jimi's working with his trio that features Buddy Miles on drums and Billy Cox on bass – and the tracks are long, searing, and filled with the kind of heavy-duty guitar work that made Hendrix a legend right from the start – but which here shows just how much he'd grown as a player over the space of a few short years! Titles include "Who Knows", "Machine Gun", "We Gotta Live Together", "Power To Love", "Message To Love", and "Changes". LP, Vinyl record album
(Lime green label pressing with Sterling/RL etch. Cover has quite a bit of surface wear.)
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Capitol, Late 60s/
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Hollyridge Strings/Capitol, 1964. Very Good+ ... $6.99
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Capitol/
A sublime album from The Insect Trust – a really unique group who blend folk rock, jazz, and some nice trippy Eastern overtones! The style's really a great product of the time – a cross-cultural late 60s session recorded with a freedom from labels and categories – featuring instrumentation that includes bottleneck guitar, soprano recorder, kalimba, banjo, and a rich array of percussion – all in support of lead vocals from the lovely Nancy Jefferies. The sound is wonderful – experimental, but always tuneful – and titles include "The Skin Game", "Special Rider Blues", "Miss Fun City", "Declaration Of Independence", "Mountain Song", and "Going Home". LP, Vinyl record album
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Capitol, 1960s. Sealed 2LP ... $19.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Mid 80s Special Markets pressing.)
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Capitol, 1964. Very Good ... $14.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Mono rainbow label pressing. Cover has staining & peeling on the bottom left corner.)
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Capitol, 1980. Sealed ... $9.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Still sealed with vintage store sticker.)
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Leo Kottke —
Best ... LP Capitol, 1970s. Near Mint- 2LP Gatefold ... $14.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Late 70s purple label pressing. Cover has some edge wear and small light stained spots at the top.)
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Capitol, 1978/
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Label has BPM in pen.)
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Capitol/
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Original maroon label pressing. Cover has some light wear, name and light notes in pen.)
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Apple/
The first true proper solo album by John Lennon – recorded after a few non-Beatles records with Yoko Ono, and at the same time as Yoko's much wilder album with a similar title! This one, though, is John at his best – very personal and exposed, in similar territory to Paul McCartney on his first solo record – and the whole thing is a fantastic testament to the humanity that Lennon always brought to his music, even at a time when some might have accused him of going off the deep end with some of his more experimental music. The record's got a relatively stripped-down vibe, although isn't entirely just voice and guitar – as other elements are brought in at just the right level to expand the sound without losing the Lennon at the core. Titles include "Mother", "Hold On", "I Found Out", "Working Class Hero", "Isolation", "Remember", "Love", "Well Well Well", "Look At Me", "God", and "My Mummy's Dead". CD
(Remastered edition.)
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Capitol/
A mindblowing bit of psych from the late 60s – and a record that has way more to offer than just the usual fuzzy guitar, thanks to key use of moog, theremin, and tape tricks! There's a really freaky feel to the record from the start – a quality that's hipper than most of the underground at the time, almost an ironic take on the usual – sometimes through thoughtful lyricism, other times via a more experimental music approach that almost hints at some 70s prog and post-prog styles – yet presented here in much shorter form, without any overindulgence at all! The record's one that really transcends its time – a compelling little set that offers plenty more than just its existence as a rare relic – and which actually features many tunes that would make perfect covers for the contemporary scene today. Titles include "That's Another Story", "Machines", "This Is It", "This May Be Goodbye", "It Comes On Anyhow", and "Sex & Violence". CD features bonus tracks – "Rose Coloured Glasses", "Love", ""Comic Strip", "Every Single Word", "Let The Boy Pretend", and "Have Mercy". CD
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Lothar & The Hand People —
Space Hymn ... LP Capitol, Late 60s. Very Good+ ... $39.99
A great little group – with music as wonderful as their name! Lothar & The Hand People sprung out of the post-folk years of the mid 60s – bringing together styles that had an earthier touch, with others that shared more in the proto-psyche of the time, and which also had a bit of a cosmic influence. And while at their core, the group had a sound that was shared by a number of groups at the time – somewhere in between Byrds-esque down-homeyness and sunshine psyche – they also had a knack for pulling in unusual instrumentation, creating some great "curve ball" moments that really kept their albums interesting. LP, Vinyl record album
(Lime green label stereo pressing. Cover has light wear, but looks great overall.)
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Capitol, 1986. Very Good+ ... $1.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Capitol, 1988. Used ... $1.99 5.99 Also available Thieving Magie (La Gazza Ladra) ... CD 4.99
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Capitol, 1979. Near Mint- ... $6.99 9.99
Includes the power pop classic "Rolene", plus "Dreamer", "I've Got A Reason", "She Made A Fool Of You", "Dangerous", "Feeling's Right", and more. LP, Vinyl record album
(Japanese pressing with obi & insert. Cover has minimal wear.)
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Capitol, 1983. Near Mint- (pic cover)... $14.99
Titles include "Star Fleet", "Let Me Out", and "Blues Breaker". 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has light wear.)
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Capitol/
Deluxe edition includes the original album, two sets of demos, B-sides, remixes, and single edits – plus music videos and behind the scenes footage. Packaged with a 112 page essay book, 32 page notebook with Paul's handwritten lyrics, 64 page book with images from the music video for 'This One', and a 32 page Linda McCartney exhibition catalogue. CD
(Out of print, limited numbered edition – in great shape with the original backing sheet!)
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Capitol, 1973. New Copy 2CD ... $19.99 21.99
One of the most brilliant moments of genius from Paul McCartney & Wings – and a set that has Paul working with the group in perfect album formation – able to craft enough songs that became hit singles, yet also fit the whole thing together in a superb sonic reality that made the whole thing even more wonderful as a full length record! The shift of moods, tones, and sounds are as varied as the choice of celebrities appearing with the group on the cover – and the interplay between Paul, Linda, and Denny Laine has really hit its stride – on titles that include one of our all-time Wings favorites, "Nineteen Hundred Eighty Five" – plus "Band On The Run", "Bluebird", "Jet", "Mrs Vanderbilt", "Let Me Roll It", "Mamunia", "No Words", and "Picasso's Last Words (Drink To Me)". 2CD version features the original 10 track US version of the album on CD1 – then CD2 features unreleased rough mix versions of 9 tracks from the record! CD
(Includes a Linda McCartney polaroid poster too!)
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Capitol, Late 60s/
With Paul McCartney, Nicky Hopkins, Richard Thompson, Boz Scaggs, and more! LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the booklet. Cover has some ring wear, small top seam splits, 2 little bumps on the back opening.)
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Steve Miller Band —
Book Of Dreams ... LP Capitol, 1977. Near Mint- ... $14.99
Plenty of great ones here – including "Jungle Love", "Jet Airliner", and "Threshold". LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover is bumped at the top right corner, in great shape otherwise.)
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Capitol, 1981. Near Mint- ... $14.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Japanese white label promo, with insert. Cover has a Sample sticker in back.)
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Capitol (Germany), 1969. Very Good+ Gatefold ... $16.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has edge wear.)
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Capitol/
... CD
(2011 reissue with Culture Factory obi. Cover has light edgewear.)
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Capitol, 1982. Near Mint- ... $11.99 14.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Original purple label pressing. Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has some surface wear, heavy wear at the spine, bent corners, small name in pen at the top right, and some small spotty blemishes in front.)
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Capitol, 1970. Near Mint- ... $29.99
One of the rawest recordings made by Fred Neil – and a record we really love – featuring one side of live tracks, and another of unusual studio material! The first half of the album has Fred playing in a spare setting up in Woodstock – working in a small club, and doing great versions of tracks that include "The Dolphins", "Other Side Of This Life", "Roll On Rosie", "Everybody's Talkin", and "Sweet Cocaine". The sound is nice and rootsy, with some 12 string guitar work that's totally great. The other half features an assortment of studio tracks that have Fred working with some diverse guests that include Les McCann, Vince Martin, and Gram Parsons – on titles that include "Felicity", "Badi Da", "Come Back Baby", and "Ya Don't Miss Your Water". LP, Vinyl record album
(Lime green label pressing. Cover has a cutout hole.)
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Capitol, 1967. Very Good ... $16.99
A real classic from one of our favorite artists of the 60s! Fred Neil is best known to the world as the man who wrote "Everybody's Talkin", which was used excessively in the film Midnight Cowboy (although his version in the film was sung by Nilsson) – but he's a hell of a great artist on his own, a real revolutionary that we'd rank right up there with someone like Tim Hardin or Nick Drake. This Capitol album has Fred playing in a very relaxed studio vibe – with some spare backing, and edgey playing that opens up a side of him that we've rarely heard elsewhere – all in a session that was largely improvised, and designed to recreate the feel of his legendary live shows. The tracks are fairly long, and include titles like "Felicity", "Send Me Somebody To Love", "Looks Like Rain", and "Fools Are A Long Time Coming". LP, Vinyl record album
(Stereo rainbow label pressing. Cover has a split top seam, mostly split bottom seam, 'free' stamp in corner, faint ring wear.)
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Capitol/
A sharp little record that's as well put-together as its 70s cover – served up by a group who certainly have some of the rootsy modes you'd guess from their name, but honed into a sharper studio sound, thanks to production help from Terry Melcher and Mark Lindsay! The record's one of those real 70s mysteries – a set that got plenty of care from the label, and which is filled with catchy tunes that could have crossed over big on AM radio – but which were maybe lost in the shuffle, while the promotion team behind the record were sneaking into some Sunset Strip lounge for mid-afternoon cocktails. Melcher and Lindsay also apparently appear on the record – and titles include "One More Round", "Piece Of My Life", "Together Now", "Tracy", "Ain't It Sad", "Whatcha Treatin Me So Bad For", and "Love You Tonight". CD
91
Capitol, 1967. Very Good ... $9.99
Titles include "I'll Give You Time", "Kind Of A Drag", "I'm Not Tryin To Hurt You", "Charlena", "It's Your Love", "Haunted By Your Love", "I Wanna Be Freee", and "Help Me Girl". LP, Vinyl record album
(Mono rainbow label pressing. Cover has a cutout hole, light ring wear.)
92
Capitol, 1965. Very Good ... $18.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(UK stereo pressing in a laminated, flipback cover, with some light wear & aging.)
93
Peter & Gordon —
True Love Ways ... LP Capitol, 1965. Very Good- ... $1.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Mono pressing. Cover has a small spine split, surface wear & aging, name in pen.)
94
Capitol/
An album with a wonderfully dramatic sort of approach – post-psych, but still plenty heady – and served up by a mysterious deep-voiced singer who had many people thinking that Jim Morrison had done some mojo rising at the time! Yet the set's hardly a Door-styled effort, either – as these guys hail from Detroit, and definitely echo with some of the freakier, spookier side of their city's scene – able to fold hard-edged expressions into a warmer sort of flow, one touched with hypnotic darkness that's very different than any sort of major label record from the mid 70s! If the set were a late 60s Dunwich production that got placed at Mercury, its sound would make a lot more sense – but somehow it's even cooler as a lost relic from the time, but one that sounds nothing like the rising AOR generation. Titles include "Half A Life", "Devil's Child", "Black Magic/
95
Capitol, 1971. Near Mint- ... $7.99
96
Capitol/
Sharp hooks, huge melodies, and pleasing 70s guitar pop greatness from Pilot! From The Album Of The Same Name includes their signature tune, "Magic" – and it's one of those songs everyone knows, whether or not they know who made it – but Pilot soars all around on these tunes. The guitars have punch, but the falsetto vocals are the main cabin of this vessel – and it's grand 70s soft rock of the first order! Other tracks include "Just A Smile", "Lucky For Some", "Girl Next Door", "Sooner Or Later", "Never Give Up", "Sky Blue", and "Over The Moon". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a cutout hole.)
97
Pink Floyd —
Echoes – The Best Of Pink Floyd ... CD Capitol, Late 60s/
... CD
(Out of print, thin cutout through case spine.)
99
Enigma/
... CD
(Out of print, Columbia House pressing.)
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