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Frank Perkins/
Warner, Early 60s. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
A 60s rock and roll soundtrack, but one that's also a cut above the usual mixed-bag bunch – thanks to a nicely cohesive set of charts from arranger Frank Perkins! About half the tracks here are by Frank – and they're nicely groovy instrumentals that have a jot of jerk and twist rhythms beneath the bigger horns – which are then offset by some surprisingly decent vocal numbers that balance out the record and give it a nice depth. Instrumental tunes include "Palm Springs Scramble", "Go Go Devil", "Palm Canyon Bossa Nova", and "Prescription For Recovery" – and vocal tracks include "What Will I Tell Him" by Connie Stevens, "Live Young" by Troy Donahue, "Ox Driver" by Modern Folk Quartet, and "A Little Bit Of Give" by Robert Conrad. (Soundtracks, Rock) LP, Vinyl record album
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Island, 1969. Very Good+ ... $189.99
Godlike work from the legendary Nick Drake – and exactly the kind of record that's made him a continuing legend over the years! The style is completely its own – not really folk or rock, but not really jazz either – yet served up with plenty of jazzy phrasing that's helped keep Drake's music fresher than most as the decades move on – and which makes each song here a really rich discovery – even if, like us, you've heard the album hundreds of times in the past! The production is wonderful – with slight underscorings of strings that help unlock dark corners of the songs – and tracks include the classic "River Man" – easily one of Nick's best songs ever – plus "Fruit Tree", "Day Is Done", "Three Hours", "Saturday Sun", and "Time Has Told Me". A record we'd never part with – ever! LP, Vinyl record album
(Mid 70s UK pressing – with orange Island label with palm tree, and blue rim – a nice copy!)
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Brian Eno —
Here Come The Warm Jets ... LP Island (UK), 1973. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
A record that blew the world away when it was first released – and still continues to delight all these many years later! Brian Eno had first rose to fame in Roxy Music – where his sonic sensibilities and ear for electronic experimentation really added a lot to their initial albums – and here, on his own, he's in somewhat side-stepped territory – mixing things up in the art/
Partial matches: 63
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Crammed (Belgium), 1980. New Copy ... $12.99 13.98
One of our favorite mixing of modes from the old school – a tremendous second album from the legendary Aksak Maboul! The record mixes arty playfulness with some rootsier elements – bits of Eastern instrumentation, jazz, improvisation, and even some post-punk elements – all in a way that makes for one of the most creative recordings of its time – a set that easily provides key inspiration for more recent genre-crossing acts like this! There's a bit of Y or Ze Records whimsy at times – but the end result is much deeper, and much more compelling– as you'd expect from a group that features Fred Frith on guitar, Chris Cutler on drums, Marc Hollander and Michel Berkmans on reeds, and Denis Van Hecke on a range of cool cellos! Each tune has a slightly different flavor, but there's still a really unified feel to the record too – one of those European projects that comes together like nothing you'd hear from the US. Titles include "Geistige Nacht", "A Modern Lesson", "Palmiers En Pots", "Inoculating Rabies", "Cinema", and "Bosses De Crosses". CD
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Drag City, 2023. New Copy ... $21.99 24.99
A contemporary project, but one that was initially intended for the legendary KPM Sound Library – and one that has Emil Amos serving up instrumentals that offer up his own take on classic sound library modes from years back! There's definitely more of a 21st Century vibe going on here at times – as 80s elements get more of a twist through production learned from the beathead generation – all of which almost makes for a more industrial take on sound library styles! Titles include "Bad Night At Cowboys", "Theme From A Personal Prison", "Moving Target", "Interloper 1", "Zone Bleu", "Red Palms", and "Jealous Gods". (Sound Library, Rock) LP, Vinyl record album
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Asia —
Asia ... LP Geffen, 1982. Near Mint- ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
A real moment of genius, even though we hate to admit it! At the time of its release, we hated this record – but have really come to respect it as a way of condensing and refining energy from the prog rock generation, and finding it a way to have new life in the 80s! The lineup is an all-star one, with roots in Yes, King Crimson, and other key groups – John Wetton on vocals and bass, Geoff Downes on keyboards, Steve Howe on guitars, and Carl Palmer on drums – on titles that include "Heat Of The Moment", "Only Time Will Tell", "Wildest Dreams", "Sole Survivor", "One Step Closer", and "Here Comes The Feeling". LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve.)
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Buffalo Springfield —
Buffalo Springfield ... Cassette 
Atco, 1966. Used ... Out Of Stock
The landmark first album from Buffalo Springfield – a warmly collaborative record that would set the scene for countless work to come from the LA scene! Right from the start, there's something special going on here – a bit of the twang the Byrds were exploring at the time, and a very strong move past any sort of folk tendencies any of the group members might have had a few years before – but all without going into some of the too-sunny styles that were peaking in west coast pop. Instead, there's this current of darkness and subtle wit that really shines through – all without any psychedelic indulgence, and balanced perfectly amidst the guitars of Steven Stills, Richie Furay, and Neil Young – each of whom get a chance to sing on the record too. Bassist Bruce Palmer and drummer Dewey Martin complete the group – and titles include the classic "For What It's Worth" – plus "Nowadays Clancy Can't", "Leave", "Pay The Price", "Burned", "Do I Have To Come Right Out & Say It", and "Everybody's Wrong". (Cassettes, Rock) Cassette
(Still sealed with 'Super Saver' sticker, no barcode.)
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Buffalo Springfield —
Buffalo Springfield ... CD Atco, 1966. Used ... Out Of Stock
The landmark first album from Buffalo Springfield – a warmly collaborative record that would set the scene for countless work to come from the LA scene! Right from the start, there's something special going on here – a bit of the twang the Byrds were exploring at the time, and a very strong move past any sort of folk tendencies any of the group members might have had a few years before – but all without going into some of the too-sunny styles that were peaking in west coast pop. Instead, there's this current of darkness and subtle wit that really shines through – all without any psychedelic indulgence, and balanced perfectly amidst the guitars of Steven Stills, Richie Furay, and Neil Young – each of whom get a chance to sing on the record too. Bassist Bruce Palmer and drummer Dewey Martin complete the group – and titles include the classic "For What It's Worth" – plus "Nowadays Clancy Can't", "Leave", "Pay The Price", "Burned", "Do I Have To Come Right Out & Say It", and "Everybody's Wrong". CD
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Buffalo Springfield —
Buffalo Springfield – Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Richie Furay, Jim Messina, Bruce Palmer, Dewey Martin ... LP Atco, Late 60s/
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Yellow Rockefeller label stereo pressing with PR suffix and AT etch. Cover has light wear.)
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Glen Campbell —
Astounding 12 String Guitar Of Glen Campbell ... LP Capitol, 1964. Very Good ... Just Sold Out!
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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COB (Clive's Original Band) —
Moyshe Mcstiff & The Tartan Lancers Of The Sacred (Japanese paper sleeve edition) ... CD Polydor/
Clive Palmer definitely has an original band here – a group who have some of the acoustic elements of The Incredible String Band, of which he was a part – but who also come across with a sound that's a lot more ancient, dark, and spooky too! Vocals are by Clive and Mick Bennett – both singers with a very moody approach – almost weary from battles in the field, coming back home to tell their tales – set to instrumentation that includes key use of organ amidst the acoustic elements, but almost as if it's a pump organ, which gives all the songs this wonderfully downbeat sort of vibe – a bit like when Nico uses harmonium. The set's definitely on the darkest side of the acid folk spectrum, and maybe has echoes of Current 93 and Wicker Man as well – on titles that include "Eleven Willows", "I Told Her", "Oh Bright Eyed One", "Heart Dancer", "Let It Be You", and "Solomon's Song". CD
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COB (Clive's Original Band) —
Spirit Of Love ... CD CBS/
A beautiful little record from the glory days of the acid folk scene in the UK – a set served up by Clive Palmer, who you might know from work in Incredible String Band and Wizz Jones – sounding even more enigmatic here at the helm of a trio who were produced by the legendary Ralph McTell! The style is light years from the more traditional sounds of some of Ralph's music – very moody and dark, with instrumentation that comes from guitar, recorder, and a variety of other instruments – including the unusual dulcitar, which was invented by trio member John Bidwell! Lead vocals are from Clive and Mick Bennett – alternating on different tracks, and harmonizing with a very eerie vibe, one that's further expanded by the unusual production modes too. A few tracks add in other elements, but just lightly – really keeping the solitary, spooky vibe of the record intact. Titles include "Evening Air", "Serpent's Kiss", "Wade In The Water", "Soft Touches Of Love", "Music Of The Ages", Spirit Of Love", and "Sweet Slavery". CD
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Atlantic Years (double cassette) ... Cassette Atlantic, 1970s. Used 2 Cassettes ... Out Of Stock
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Black Moon ... CD Victory, 1992. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
Also available Black Moon ... Cassette 1.9918
Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Brain Salad Surgery ... LP Manticore, 1973. Very Good+ Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Manticore pressing in the fold-out cover with poster. Cover has light wear.)
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Emerson Lake & Palmer ... CD Shout Factory, 1970. Used ... Out Of Stock
With the genius "Lucky Man" – plus "The Three Fates", "Knife Edge", "Take A Pebble", and "The Barbarian". CD
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Emerson Lake & Palmer ... LP Cotillion, 1970. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
With the genius "Lucky Man" – plus "The Three Fates", "Knife Edge", "Take A Pebble", and "The Barbarian". LP, Vinyl record album
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Emerson Lake & Palmer (2CD & DVD-Audio deluxe edition) ... CD Razor & Tie, 1970. Used 2CD & DVD ... Out Of Stock
With the genius "Lucky Man" – plus "The Three Fates", "Knife Edge", "Take A Pebble", and "The Barbarian". Deluxe edition includes the original album, a new alternate stereo mix by Steve Wilson, DVD-Audio stereo and surround versions of the new mix, plus bonus tracks. CD
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Live At The Royal Albert Hall ... CD Victory, 1993. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
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Victory, 1993. Used 2 x Cassette ... $2.99
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Love Beach ... LP Atlantic, 1978. Very Good+ ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the mail order form. Cover has a cutout notch, mild corner bend.)
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Pictures At An Exhibition ... CD Shout Factory, 1972. Used ... Out Of Stock
Titles include "The Curse Of Baba Yaga", "The Old Castle", "Blues Variation", "Promenade", "The Sage", and "The Gnome". CD
Also available Pictures At An Exhibition ... LP 3.99
Pictures At An Exhibition ... CD 3.99
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Victory, 1972. Used ... $3.99
Titles include "The Curse Of Baba Yaga", "The Old Castle", "Blues Variation", "Promenade", "The Sage", and "The Gnome". CD
Also available Pictures At An Exhibition ... LP 3.99(Out of print.)
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Cotillion, 1972. Very Good+ Gatefold ... $3.99
Titles include "The Curse Of Baba Yaga", "The Old Castle", "Blues Variation", "Promenade", "The Sage", and "The Gnome". LP, Vinyl record album
Also available Pictures At An Exhibition ... CD 3.99(Late 70s pressing with Warner logo rim. Cover has light surface & edge wear.)
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Cotillion, 1971. Near Mint- Gatefold ... $9.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Broadway label pressing. Cover has light surface wear, a small trace of a sticker, and some wear on the top seam.)
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Tarkus (2CD & DVD-Audio deluxe edition) ... CD Razor & Tie, 1971. Used 2CD & DVD ... Out Of Stock
Deluxe edition includes the original album, a new alternate stereo mix by Steve Wilson, DVD-Audio stereo and surround versions of the new mix, plus bonus tracks. CD
Also available Tarkus ... LP 9.9931
Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Trilogy ... CD Atlantic/
... CD
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Trilogy ... LP Cotillion/
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Broadway label pressing. Cover has edge wear and is bent a bit at the spine.)
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Manticore, 1977. Near Mint- 3LP Trifold ... $7.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(In the tri-fold cover, with some ringwear, edge wear, and heavy wear at the spine. Includes the black inner sleeves.)
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Emerson Lake & Palmer —
Works Vol 1 ... LP Atlantic, 1977. Near Mint- 2LP Trifold ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Atlantic, 1977. Near Mint- ... $4.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(White label pressing in an unembossed cover, with a small center split in the spine and minor dents at the opening.)
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Family —
Song For Me ... LP Reprise, 1970. Very Good+ Gatefold ... Just Sold Out!
An amazing shift for Family – the group's first album after Rick Grech left for Blind Faith – and a set that has the group really reinventing their sound! The vocals of Roger Chapman are maybe even more dynamic and upfront than ever before – really finding that special sort of spirit that made him one of the most unique talents on the British scene of the time – but maybe the most unusual aspect of the record is the presence of new group member Poli Palmer – who brings in all these cool new sounds on keyboards, flute, and vibes! Those elements create a richness in the sound that wasn't there before – one that seems to give the vocals of Chapman even more focus than usual – on titles that include "Drowned In Wine", "Some Poor Soul", "Love Is A Sleeper", "The Cat & The Rat", "A Song For Me", "Wheels", "Stop For The Traffic Through The Heart Of Me", "Hey Let It Rock", and "93's OK J". LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes lyric insert! Cover has a split top seam, surface & edge wear, name in pen. Labels have name in pen.)
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Fug Records/
The legendary first album by The Fugs – a set that was first issued on Folkways Records, then later on ESP – and which is maybe a perfect bridge between these different underground worlds in the 60s! Ed Sanders, Tuli Kupferberg, Peter Stampfel, and the others are clearly budding hippies – but there's also a quality here that's different than the scene a few years later – maybe pulled equally from the late beat world, and the underground film world – no surprise, as Harry Smith produced the record for the group, and really has a great ear for their rootsier elements on acoustic instruments. The whole thing was recorded in two afternoon sessions in 1965, and still remains a record with surprising power after all these years – on titles that include "Slum Goddess", "Swinburn Stomp", "Supergirl", "Boobs A Lot", "My Baby Done Left Me", and "I Couldn't Get High". CD adds in 11 more bonus tracks - additional material from the original sessions – plus material recorded at the Night Of Napalm at St Marks place in 1965! CD
(1993 UK pressing. Disc has light bronzing on the label side, play side looks great.)
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Fugs —
Fugs First Album (with bonus tracks) ... CD Fug Records/
The legendary first album by The Fugs – a set that was first issued on Folkways Records, then later on ESP – and which is maybe a perfect bridge between these different underground worlds in the 60s! Ed Sanders, Tuli Kupferberg, Peter Stampfel, and the others are clearly budding hippies – but there's also a quality here that's different than the scene a few years later – maybe pulled equally from the late beat world, and the underground film world – no surprise, as Harry Smith produced the record for the group, and really has a great ear for their rootsier elements on acoustic instruments. The whole thing was recorded in two afternoon sessions in 1965, and still remains a record with surprising power after all these years – on titles that include "Slum Goddess", "Swinburn Stomp", "Supergirl", "Boobs A Lot", "My Baby Done Left Me", and "I Couldn't Get High". CD adds in 11 more bonus tracks - additional material from the original sessions – plus material recorded at the Night Of Napalm at St Marks place in 1965! CD
Also available Fugs First Album (with bonus tracks) ... CD 9.9941
Elektra, 1967. Very Good+ ... $24.99 34.99
The second album from Incredible String Band – and incredible it is, a UK psychedelic folk gem that finds the group challenging conventions across the board – both artful and inviting, it's wonderful stuff! At this point, Clive Palmer had left, and Mike Heron and Robin Williamson contribute lead vocals with the additional vocalist Licorice also taking lead on a few tunes, the sound is fleshed out with more accompaniment and a rich warmth on a bevy of instruments – guitar, sitar, bowed gimbri, finger cymbals, tamboura, oud, rattles, flute, bass and piano. Includes the lovely and oft-covered "The First Girl I Loved", plus "Chinese White", "No Sleep Blues", "Painting Box", "The Eyes Of Fate", "The Hedgehog's Song", "You Know What I Could Be", "Gently Tender", "Way Back In The 1960s" and more. (Folk/Country, Rock) LP, Vinyl record album
(Butterfly label pressing. Cover has a cutout notch and light wear.)
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Mr Gasser & The Weirdos —
Rods N Rat Finks ... LP Capitol, 1964. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
An incredibly groovy record from the LA scene of the 60s – part of a trio of cool Capitol sets with cover art by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth – all put together by studio genius Gary Usher! The tunes here are all originals – jaunty numbers with a definite hot rod vibe, but with a groove that's even hipper than usual – kind of a swinging soundtrack sort of approach, especially on the ultra-catchy vocals! Usher sings leads with Dick Burns – and the combo features Glen Campbell and Billy Strange on guitars, Ernie Freeman on piano, Carol Kaye on bass, and Earl Palmer on drums – all making for a rock-solid approach to the music. Titles include "The Lonely Stocker", "Three Kats In A Tub", "Hey Rat Fink", "1947 Avanti", "The Waltz Of The Rat Finks", and "The Ballad Of Effin Fink". LP, Vinyl record album
(Sealed original mono pressing – with a free Ratfink decal under the shrinkwrap!)
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Earache, 1988. New Copy (reissue)... $34.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Napalm Death —
Noise For Music's Sake ... CD Earache, Late 1980s/
... CD
(Out of print.)
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Earache, 1990. Used ... $14.99
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Island, 1980. Near Mint- ... $14.99
Gary Numan plays on the Numan-penned song, "I Dream Of Wires". Chris Franz from Talking Heads also makes a guest appearance. LP, Vinyl record album
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Robert Palmer —
Heavy Nova ... Cassette EMI/
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EMI/
... LP, Vinyl record album
Also available Heavy Nova ... Cassette 1.99(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has a cutout hole and is bent a bit at the top right corner.)
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Robert Palmer —
Maybe It's Live ... LP Island, 1982. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Island, 1975. Near Mint- ... $19.99
Titles include "Pressure Drop", "Give Me An Inch", "Work To Make It Work", "Here With you Tonight", "Which Of Us Is The Fool", and "Fine Time". LP, Vinyl record album
(Black label pressing with Sterling stamp. Cover is bent at the top left corner.)
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Robert Palmer —
Riptide ... CD Island, 1985. Used ... Out Of Stock
Includes "Addicted To Love", "Hyperactive", "I Didn't Mean To Turn You On", "Flesh Wound", "Trick Bag", and "Discipline Of Love". CD
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Robert Palmer —
Secrets ... LP Island, 1979. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
Includes "Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)", "Too Good To Be True", "Can We Still Be Friends", "In Walks Love Again" and more. LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the heavy inner sleeve.)
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Robert Palmer —
Sneakin Sally Through The Alley ... LP Island, 1974. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(US pressing with Sterling stamp. Cover has minimal wear.)
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Robert Palmer —
Some People Can Do What They Like ... LP Island, 1976. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Promo pressing with portrait labels. Cover has some edge wear, bent a bit at the spine, lightly bent at the bottom right edge, and remnants from the promo sticker in back.)
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Power Station —
Get It On (voc, 45 mix)/
Capitol, 1985. Very Good+ (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
Two parts Duran Duran, mixed with one part Chic, and throw in a Robert Palmer. 7-inch, Vinyl record
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Power Station —
Living In Fear (Japanese pressing – with bonus track) ... CD Chrysalis/
Two parts Duran Duran, mixed with one part Chic, and throw in a Robert Palmer. CD
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Power Station —
Power Station 33 1/Capitol, 1985. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Two parts Duran Duran, mixed with one part Chic, and throw in one Robert Palmer. Includes "Some Like It Hot" & "Bang A Gong (Get It On)". LP, Vinyl record album
Also available Power Station ... Cassette 0.9959
Island/
A trio of overlooked albums from UK group Vinegar Joe – packaged here with bonus tracks as well! First up is the group's debut, Vinegar Joe – a record with a UK blend of roots rock and deeper blues currents – but served up in that 70s style that takes all the best elements way past their familiar incarnations! The group sports two singers – a young Robert Palmer and female vocalist Elkie Brooks – and although Palmer would soon emerge as a more pop-oriented artist, he's got plenty of soulful chops here – but maybe still only second to Elkie, who soars out with the sort of inspiration that must have touched Janis Joplin as well. Titles include "Circles", "Leg Up", "See The World", "Never Met A Dog", "Live A Little Get Somewhere", and "Avinu Malkenu". Next up is Rock & Roll Gypsies – a record with a really wonderful sound – tight, but never too polished – maybe that UK love of American soul inspirations that folks know more famously in work by artists like Joe Cocker or Traffic, but which is served up here with a really unique feel by the overlooked Vinegar Joe! The group sports a fantastic lead female vocalist in Elkie Brooks, who'd later go on to make some great records on her own – and a young Robert Palmer rounds out the lyrics with a quality that's so different than his later work, and maybe even more soulful overall. Titles include "Falling", "It's Gettin To The Point", "Buddy Can You Spare Me A Line", "Angel", "No One Ever Do", "Forgive Us", and "Charley's Horse". Last up is Six Star General – the third album from Vinegar Joe, and a set that we're not sure got the same global circulation as the earlier albums – which is a real shame, as the group here are maybe even more focused on their sound than before! By this point, Robert Palmer has left the group, but the wonderful Elkie Brooks is still in the lead on guitar – and the group have impeccable instrumentation from Jim Mullen on guitar, Keef Harley on drums, and Mike Deacon on keyboards. Titles include "Proud To Be", "Black Smoke Rising From The Calumet", "Let Me Down Easy", "Fine Thing", "Lady Of The Rain", and "Dream My Own Dreams". Also features bonus tracks "Speed Queen Of Ventura", "Long Way Round", and single versions of "Black Smoke Rising From The Calument" and "Rock & Roll Gypsies". CD
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Vinegar Joe —
Vinegar Joe ... LP Atco, 1972. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
The cover's a bit cartoony, but the group's got a nicely down to earth sound – a UK blend of roots rock and deeper blues currents – but served up in that 70s style that takes all the best elements way past their familiar incarnations! The group sports two singers – a young Robert Palmer and female vocalist Elkie Brooks – and although Palmer would soon emerge as a more pop-oriented artist, he's got plenty of soulful chops here – but maybe still only second to Elkie, who soars out with the sort of inspiration that must have touched Janis Joplin as well. Titles include "Circles", "Leg Up", "See The World", "Never Met A Dog", "Live A Little Get Somewhere", and "Avinu Malkenu". LP, Vinyl record album
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Various —
Breakthrough – The Underground Sounds Of 1971 (4CD set) ... CD Esoteric (UK), 1971. New Copy 4CD ... Out Of Stock
British music breaking through – served up here in a set of sounds that really reflect the massive musical year of 1971! As you might guess from the "underground" in the title, the collection's a bit one-sided – as it's not out to document the hits of the time, but instead the work that was bubbling under and having such a huge impact on the world – even if some of these artists never saw the fame they deserved, or were a few years away from bigger success with the tracks on the set! The package is heavy on work from the psych-into-prog years – much of which never falls into the excesses of either – and there's also a few hard rockers, some jazzier bits, and lots more surprises along the way – served up in a set list of 52 tracks by artists who include Keef Hartley, Jade Warrior, Pink Fairies, Procol Harum, Family, Samurai, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Nucleus, Yes, Status Quo, Cressida, BB Blunder, Beggars Opera, Pretty Things, Spring, Hawkwind, Audience, Atomic Rooster, Patto, Caravan, John Martyn, Peter Hammill, and many others. CD
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Edsel (UK), 1970s. New Copy 4CD ... $34.99 49.99
A very cool little set – maybe not the deepest dive into the decade of the 70s, in that the package isn't full of unissued tracks or super-rare singles – but it does represent a great look at the decade that goes way past the hits, and much farther than the charts – including the sort of material that was slightly ignored at the time, but has gone on to be really appreciated in more recent years! The book-style set is filled with great choices and unusual tunes – work from both the US and UK scenes, some of it by bigger names represented here by more unusual cuts – some by others who barely cracked the mainstream, but did some great work at the time. There's one full CD of female artists, and a pretty unusual mix of titles – 71 titles in all, by artists who include Murray Head, The Records, Ronnie Lane, Terry Reid, Sandy Denny, Wendy Waldman, Freddie King, Montrose, Tim Buckley, Don Nix, Jerry Williams, Big Star, Tony Joe White, Delaney & Bonnie, John Prine, Michael Franks, Bobby Charles, Andy Pratt, Hirth Martinez, Robert Palmer, Jess Roden, Roy Harper, Patto, Sharks, The Roches, Linda Lewis Valerie Carter, and many others! CD
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Various —
Fourteen Songs For Greg Sage & The Wipers ... CD Tim Kerr, 1993. Used ... Out Of Stock
14 tracks from Napalm Beach, M99, Nirvana, Poison Idea, the Dharma Bums, Crackerbash, Hole, Honey, Hazel, Saliva Tree and more. CD
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Various —
Just A Love Song ... LP Old Europa Cafe (Italy), 1987. Near Mint- Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
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Mohawk/
Includes tracks by the Souvenirs, Ricky Reynolds, the Gaynotes, Little Bev, Randy Palmer, the Carollons, and Nicky Como. CD
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Various —
RSO Prime Cuts (10 Inch LP) ... LP RSO (UK), Early/
Includes tracks by Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Freddie King, Love With Arthur Lee, Macko Palmer, Blue, and more! LP, Vinyl record album
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Various —
We've Got Your Music ... LP Atlantic, 1977. Very Good+ 2LP Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
In-store play sampler with selections by Emerson Lake & Palmer, Peter Gabriel, Foreigner, Steve Hunter, Hall & Oates, Bad Company, Mama's Pride, Led Zepellin, Spinners, England Dan & John Ford Coley, Kenny Rankin, and Bryan Ferry. LP, Vinyl record album
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