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... 7-inch, Vinyl record
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A&M, 1989. Used ... $11.99
A late, straight side from Cherry, and a nice one at that! Cherry's joined by West Coast jazz men from his past James Clay, Charlie Haden And Billy Higgins, for a nice set with standards intermingled with the group's own tunes and a couple of Ornette numbers, too. The readings are crisp yet expansive, with these elder statesman delivering performances that betray the confidence they've built up over many years of playing. 10 tracks in all: "Art Deco", 'When Will The Blues Leave", "Body & Soul", "Bemsha Swing", "Maffy", "Folk Medley", "The Blessing", "Passing", "I've Grown Accustomed To Your Face" and "Compute". CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Atlantic, 1979. Near Mint- ... $19.99
Risque is a massive classic from Chic – a record that's worth it alone for the classic cut "Good Times" – a buoyant groover that was instantly timeless upon release, and went on to transform the sound of disco, hip hop, and many other styles to come! The whole thing's great, though – full of that perfect Nile Rodgers studio genius – with just the right sort of bass, beats, and riffing guitars – all peppered with vocals that really do a heck of a lot with just a little. In addition to "Good Times", other cuts include "A Warm Summer Night", "My Forbidden Lover", "What About Me", "My Feet Keep Dancing", and "Can't Stand To Love You". LP, Vinyl record album
(CRC pressing. Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has light wear.)
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Juan Carlos Coronel —
Memorias Del Alma ... CD Ariola/
... CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Coco/
... CD
(CRC pressing.)
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Milestone, 1986. Used ... $6.99
With Hank Crawford on alto, Jimmy McGriff on organ, George Benson on guitar, and Bernard Purdie on drums! CD
(CRC pressing.)
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TH (Mexico), 1986. Used ... $9.99
... CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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BMG, 1970s/
... CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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EmArcy, 1965. Used ... $9.99
Fantastic stuff! This essential CD brings together two of Roland Kirk's best albums from the mid 60's (and two of his hardest to find on vinyl!) Rip, Rig, & Panic is mindblowing work from Roland Kirk – a record that really pushes the boundaries of his music even farther than some of his earlier, and excellent, albums for the Mercury label! Kirk's really stretching out here – finding a space in jazz that's uniquely his own – modern, yet playful – creative, yet never overindulgent – and perfectly balanced to find a whole new sound of soul for the 60s! Things never get too far outside, but Kirk's reedlines are always breaking out into fresh territory – incredible tenor parts, and also some amazing work on manzello and stritch too, both lesser-known reed instruments that Roland employs to incredible ends. Other group members fit his vibe perfectly – Jaki Byard on piano, Richard Davis on bass, and Elvin Jones on drums – each stepping quickly to catch the energy of each new twist and turn in Kirk's music. Titles include the sublime "From Bechet Byas & Fats" – plus "No Tonic Pres", "Rip Rig & Panic", "Mystical Dream", "Black Diamond", and "Slippery Hippery Flippery". Beautiful Edith is a bit mellower, but no less wonderful, and the record features some great early piano work by Lonnie Liston Smith. Titles include "Blue Rol", "No Tonic Press", "Rip, Rig, & Panic", "Slipper, Hippery, Flippery", "Stompin' Grounds", and "Mystical Dreams". CD
(1990 EmArcy/Polyram pressing. CRC pressing.)
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RCA, Early 60s. Used ... $6.99
... CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Latimore —
Straighten It Out – The Best Of Latimore ... CD Rhino, 1970s. Used ... $8.99
Includes the songs "Jolie", "Stormy Monday", "If You Were My Woman", "Let's Straighten It Out", "Snap Your Fingers", "Keep The Home Fire Burning", "There's A Red-Neck In The Soul Band", "Qualified Man", "Somethin' Bout Cha", "Sweet Vibrations", "I Get Lifted", "Let Me Live The Life I Love", "Dig A Little Deeper", "Long Distance Love", "Too Hot To Handle", "Goodbye Heartache", and "Discoed To Death". CD
(CRC pressing.)
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Sony/
... CD
(Out of print and sealed, CRC pressing)
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BMG, 2001. Used ... $2.99
... CD
(CRC pressing. Artwork has some age spots.)
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Polydor, 1950s. Used ... $4.99
... CD
(CRC pressing.)
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Eddie Palmieri —
Sueno ... CD Capitol/
An excellent session – very much in the mode of Eddie's groundbreaking work from the early 70s, when he was mixing together some incredibly complicated piano lines with newer styles of Latin jazz. The album's about half vocal, half instrumental – with a very strong jazz component that's made even better through the percussion work of Milton Cardona and Francisco Aquabella. Eddie's piano is the real treat, though – and it's incredible on tracks like "Just A Little Dream", "Azucar", "La Libertad", and "Verdict On Judge Street". CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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A&M, 1996. Used ... $1.99
... CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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A&M, Late 60s/
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Brown label CRC pressing in the foil gatefold cover, with unglued bottom seam.)
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Professor Longhair —
Crawfish Fiesta ... CD Alligator, 1980. Used ... Just Sold Out!
Titles include "Red Beans", "Willie Fugal's Blues", "Crawfish Fiesta", "It's My Fault Darling", and "Her Mind Is Gone". CD
(CRC pressing.)
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BMG, 2000. Used 2 CDs ... $18.99
... CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Mercury, 1946/
Accompanied by Billy Bauer on guitar, and Clyde Lombardi or Bob Leinger on bass. CD
(Late 80s CRC pressing.)
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Rodven, 1996. Used ... $1.99 6.99
A dozen songs from Frankie Ruiz, India, Pochi Y Su Cocoband, Salsa Kids, Tito Rojas, Hector Tricoche, Edgar Joe & Anthony Colon, Edwin Rivera, Andy Montanez, Tito Gomez, Marc Anthony, and Son Cafe. CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Roy Hargrove —
With The Tenors Of Our Time ... CD Verve, 1994. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Roy Hargrove on trumpet and flugelhorn, Ron Blake on tenor and soprano sax, Cyrus Chestnut on piano, Rodney Whitaker on bass, and Gregory Hutchinson on drums. CD
(Sealed CRC copy.)
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Lynyrd Skynyrd —
Gold & Platinum ... LP MCA, 1979. Near Mint- 2LP Gatefold ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
All of the hits! Titles include "Sweet Home Alabama", "Simple Man", "Tuesday's Gone", "Gimme Three Steps", "Freebird", "What's Your Name", "Saturday Night Special", and many more! LP, Vinyl record album
(Early 80s CRC pressing. Cover has a small smudge in front.)
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Parliament —
12 Inch Collection & More ... CD Funk Essentials/
A batch of Parliament and Parliament related funk nuggets get a nice CD presentation of the original, rare, and or extended takes that were previously only available on the original vinyl! All told, more than an hour's worth of prime and/
(CRC pressing.)
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Diana Ross —
Diana Ross (1976) ... LP Motown, 1976. Near Mint- ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Essential peak solo material from Diana – her aptly self-titled set from 1976, showing Ms. Ross stretching out stylistically with incredible style and with beautiful vocals! Diana '76 is among her best work of the 70s – and that's saying something! It opens with the gorgeous "Theme From Mahogany" – and given that this album's release was timed well with the movie, you could be forgiven to think it could be a quickie product to ride the film's commercial coattails. Not at all! In fact, this album is a major creative triumph – songs ranging from elegant balladry, to jazzy soul, to sultry disco. It's one of those rare few cases in which a great artists covers miles of stylistic territory and reins it all into a consistent whole. We always loved this album, but re-approaching after all these years, we think it's a real masterpiece! Titles include "Theme From Mahogany", "You're Good My Child", "Love Hangover", "Kiss Me Now", "After You", "Smile", "One Love In My Lifetime", and "I Thought It Took A Little Time". LP, Vinyl record album
(CRC pressing. Cover has some ring and edge wear.)
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2Pac —
All Eyez On Me ... CD Death Row/
Maybe the most lasting classic during the short but important run of Tupac Shakur – the overstuffed album that catapulted him to huge mainstream fame, and which was also the last to be released before his early death. The producers and guests read like a who's who of the harder side of the mainstream spectrum – and include Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Redman, Method Man, Kurupt, E-40, The Outlawz, and others – but it's also clear who's going for the crown here, as you'll hear on tracks that include "All Eyez On Me", "California Love (rmx)", "I Ain't Mad At Cha", "2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted", "Can't C Me", "Heartz Of Men", "Got My Mind Made Up", "Shorty Wanna Be A Thug", "Ain't Hard 2 Find", "Run Tha Streetz", "Picture Me Rollin", "When We Ride", "Thug Passion", "Heaven Ain't Hard 2 Find", and "How Do U Want It". CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Various —
Mash Up The Place – The Best Of Reggae Dancehall ... CD Rhino, 1980s/
Tracks by Coco Tea, Freddy Ranks, Mega Banton, Capelton, Major Worries, Red Rose, Louie Culture, and Ninja Man. CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Bee Gees, Tavares, Yvonne Elliman, & Others —
Saturday Night Fever – The Original Movie Soundtrack ... CD Polydor, 1978. Used ... Out Of Stock
Yes, it was a mega-hit – and yes, it was one of those records that everyone who lived through the 70s seemed to own at one time – but after all these decades, you can't deny the power of the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack – especially for the way that it mixed club soul classics with new original material! Obviously, the Bee Gees cover placement make them big stars of the record – but the set's also got some great early disco gems – like "Open Sesame" by Kool & The Gang, "Disco Inferno" by The Trammps, "KJEE" by MFSB, "Calypso Breakdown" by Ralph MacDonald, "Fifth Of Beethoven" by Walter Murphy, "If I Can't Have You" by Yvonne Elliman, "Boogie Shoes" by KC & The Sunshine Band, and "More Than A Woman" by Tavares. The Bee Gees reinvent themselves from the early days – and sing "Stayin Alive", "How Deep Is Your Love", "More Than A Woman", "Jive Talkin", "You Should Be Dancin", and "Night Fever" – and the set also features a few instrumentals by David Shire – "Manhattan Skyline", "Night On Disco Mountain" and "Salsation". CD
(CRC pressing.)
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Ornette Coleman —
Tomorrow Is the Question! ... CD Contemporary/
Tomorrow may be the question, but the record screams "today!" – and even this many years after its recording, this early set by Ornette Coleman has an energy and presence that cannot be denied! The sound here is kind of a rougher take on the mode that would gel more strongly on Ornette's Atlantic albums – but even so, it's still incredibly fresh, and well worth seeking out – especially as an example of the sharper edges that were bursting forth from the once-cool west coast scene! Coleman's on alto sax and Don Cherry is on trumpet – but they're not joined by their more familiar associates, and are instead working with a more conventional rhythm team that includes either Percy Heath or Red Mitchell on bass, and Shelly Manne on drums – all clearly trying to make a bit of sense of Ornette's approach here, but in a way that also creates a great sense of tension on the record! Tracks are shortish, with great solos by Ornette and Cherry – and titles include "Tomorrow Is The Question", "Endless", "Rejoicing", "Lorraine", "Turnaround", "Tears Inside", and "Giggin". CD
(CRC pressing.)
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Def Leppard —
On Through The Night ... LP Mercury, 1980. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(CRC pressing. Cover has minimal wear and some marks from price sticker removal in back.)
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Fania All-Stars —
Live At The Cheetah Vol 1 ... CD Fania, Early 70s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Killer early work by the Fania All Stars – caught live at the legendary Cheetah club, which was the heart of the New York salsa scene at the start of the 70s! The album is easily one of the best by the group – and features long tracks that really capture the jamming intensity that occurred on stage when this many great artists were brought together in one space – kind of the "next step" for the older descarga mode put forth at the start of the 60s, pushed forward into the prouder, more unified Latin scene of the 70s! All Stars on this date include Ray Barretto, Larry Harlow, Bobby Valentin, Willie Colon, Johnny Pacheco, and others – and titles on this first volume include "Quitate Tu", "Descarga Fania", and "Anaconda". CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Fania All-Stars —
Live At The Red Garter Vol 2 ... CD Fania, 1972. Used ... Out Of Stock
A Latin soul party – beyond compare! The album's a completely wonderful live set that really captures the energy, excitement, and warm sociability of the hip New York scene at the end of the 60s. The music is stunning – a freewheeling blend of jazz, soul, and Latin themes – played with effortless ease by a lineup that includes Joe Bataan, Ray Barretto, Willie Colon, Larry Harlow, Bobby Quesada, Louie Ramirez, Ralph Robles, and some of the other heavy-hitters of the Latin soul years. (Just imagine trying to get so many jazz or rock talents together on one stage – it would never happen!) The album's incredible – and even the spoken introductions and crowd noise really help set the feel of the era's mighty magic power! Titles on this second volume include "Kikapoo Joy Juice", "If This World Were Mine", "Richie's Bag", "Red Garter Strut", and "Son Cuero Y Boogaloo". Firey stuff, and one of their best records! CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Buddy Guy —
Feels Like Rain ... CD Silvertone, 1993. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(CRC pressing.)
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King Curtis —
Everybody's Talkin' ... LP Atco, 1972. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
King Curtis' last album of studio work for Atlantic – pulled from a number of sessions recorded in the year before his untimely early death! The sound here is tightened up a bit from King's grooves of the 60s – done with a style that still draws on the Atlantic soul sound that Curtis helped forge in earlier years, yet which also has a good deal of 70s electric funk touches creeping into the mix – a style that we would have loved to hear more of, had King stayed on this planet long enough. Players include Richard Tee, Paul Griffin, Cornell Dupree, Bernard Purdie, and The Memphis Horns – and the titles include the usual Curtis-styled take on pop and soul tunes of the time, plus a few originals for the set. Includes a funky version of King Floyd's "Groove Me", plus the cuts "Ridin' Thumb", "Central Park", "Wet Funk", "Ridin' Thumb Jam", and "You're The One". LP, Vinyl record album
(CRC pressing. Cover has light wear and lightly bent corners.)
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Brian McKnight —
Brian McKnight ... CD Mercury, 1992. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(CRC pressing.)
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Thelonious Monk —
Thelonious Himself ... CD Riverside/
A classic outing of solo piano by Thelonious Monk – a format that wasn't used often, but which always made for some really compelling work! Monk in this mode is often different than the bolder leader of a trio or larger group – and there's a more introspective quality to the record that we really like – a sound that's sometimes tentative, then sometimes pushing forward with strength – almost more human than on some of his other efforts of the late 50s. John Coltrane makes a surprising appearance on the last track – "Monk's Mood" – and other titles include "April In Paris", "Ghost Of A Chance", "Functional", "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You", "I Should Care", "'Round Midnight", and "All Alone". CD
(CRC pressing.)
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Mongo Santamaria —
Mongo's Greatest Hits (with bonus tracks) ... CD Fantasy, Early 60s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Kind of a "part 1" in the world of Mongo Santamaria's hits – as the collection features work from his earliest years on wax, the time when he was recording for Fantasy Records – in a range of very groovy Latin styles! Even at this point in his career, Mongo shows himself to be a very forward-thinking cat – able to handle both traditional Cuban grooves, contemporary charanga lines, and even some straighter Latin jazz – of the sort that he picked up from labelmate Cal Tjader. The grooves here are all pretty darn tight, and most track shave some wicked jazzy elements too – by players who include Jose Chombo Silva on tenor, Joao Donato on piano, Willie Bobo on timbales, and Rolando Lozano on flute. Tracks include "Afro Blue", "Mi Novia", "Linda Guajira", "Para Ti", "Manteca", Pito Pito", and "Conga Pa Gozar". CD features some bonus tracks added to the original album – "Mi Guaguanco", "Las Guajiras", and "Para Ti (alternate)". CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Steely Dan —
Gold (expanded edition) ... CD MCA, 1970s. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(CRC pressing.)
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Michael Stuart —
Cuentos De La Vecindad ... CD RMM, 1996. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Tony Vega —
Tony Vega ... CD RMM, 1996. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
(Out of print, CRC pressing.)
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Animals —
Greatest Hits Live! ... LP IRS, 1984. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Ray Charles —
Blues + Jazz ... CD Atlantic/
Includes 40 tracks on 2 CDs. CD
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Eric Clapton/Compleat, 1973. Near Mint- 2LP Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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De La Soul —
3 Feet High & Rising ... CD Tommy Boy, 1989. Used ... Out Of Stock
The mindblowing debut of De La Soul – a set that's inarguably one of the most important records in hip hop history – overflowing with playful, endearingly oddball trio rhymes and Prince Paul production at it's most sprawlingly sampled and creative! The set has classic songs that stand out well enough on their own – but they're all also wonderfully linked together as a whole, making the album one of the first really well-thought out full length albums in hip hop – filled with loosely connective skits with recurring characters that are vital to the experience of listening to the record as a whole! Additionally, the set is especially fascinating given its 1989 release year – a time when so many of the contemporaneous crews and solo MCs on both the east coast and west coast were going grittier, darker and more profane – but it doesn't feel like a conscious reaction to that, as much it feels like sharp trio and a brilliant producer carving out their own damn creative niche. Includes "Me Myself & I", "The Magic Number", "Plug Tunin", "Say No Go", "Tread Water", "Eye Know", "Buddy" and much more! CD
Also available 3 Feet High & Rising (180 gram magenta vinyl pressing) ... LP 34.99
3 Feet High & Rising (180 gram yellow vinyl pressing) ... LP 34.99
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Impressions —
Young Mod's Forgotten Story ... CD Curtom/
Quite possibly our favorite-ever album by the Impressions! The record is a key transitional one – and it has them opening up the politics that were often hidden by spiritual metaphors on earlier ABC albums, into a righteous soul groove that hints a lot at the overblown direction Curtis Mayfield would take in the 70s, yet which still retains all the tightness of the group's earlier work. Nearly every single cut's a classic – and the group outdid themselves vocally, especially Curtis, who always makes our heart break on this one! Donny Hathaway and Johnny Pate handled the arrangements, and tracks include "Choice Of Colors", "The Girl I Find", "Mighty Mighty (Spade & Whitey)", "Soulful Love", and "Seven Years". CD
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Method Man —
Tical ... CD Def Jam, 1994. Used ... Out Of Stock
One of the most triumphant records from the first wave of Wu Tang Clan solo efforts – and an early 90s hip hop masterpiece that's hardly aged a day since! Tical is right up there with Enter The Wu Tang (36 Chambers) on the quality front. It's got the iconic Wu production aesthetic in peak form, and Meth himself does an incredible job here of not only cementing the Wu Tang's legacy, but setting himself up to be the Clan's breakout solo success story for years to come. Includes "Tical", "Bring The Pain", "All I Need", "What The Blood Clot", "Meth Vs. Chef", "Biscuits", "I Get My Thang In Action", "PLO Style", "Sub Crazy", "Release Yo' Delf", the killer "Method Man (Remix)" and more. CD
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George Strait —
Holding My Own ... LP MCA, 1992. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Temptations —
Ultimate Collection ... CD Motown, 1960s/
21 tracks of classic Temptations! CD
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Beatles with Tony Sheridan —
Early Tapes Of The Beatles With Tony Sheridan ... CD Polydor, Early 60s. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
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Joe Cuba Sextette/Polydor, 1995. Used ... Out Of Stock
... CD
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Sonny Rollins —
Sonny Rollins On Impulse! ... CD Impulse/
A tremendous little album from Sonny Rollins – one of his most sharp-edged sessions of the mid 60s, and a bold departure from some of his previous work for RCA! The album has a crackling sense of energy that more than lives up to the exclamation point in the title – a starker quality than some of Sonny's earlier records, and one that brings out some sharper tones in his horn, even on the mellower numbers. The rhythm support is loose, but somewhat soulful and spontaneous – and features Ray Bryant on piano, Walter Booker on bass, and Mickey Roker on drums – an unusual pairing for Sonny, but that's what makes them so great. In a way, the album's almost Rollins' equivalent of John Coltrane's earlier Ballads album for Impulse – in that it includes familiar tunes, but remade into completely new numbers by the sound of the leader. Titles include "Green Dolphin Street", "Everything Happens To Me", "Three Little Words", and "Hold Em Joe". CD
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Sonora Carruseles —
Espectacular ... CD Discos Fuentes, 1999. Used ... Out Of Stock
Titles include "Adios Compay Gato", "Chela", "El Brujo De Arjona", "Carruseles", "Vitamina", "Los Cocacolos", and "Acuyuye" – 12 tracks in all. CD
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Dionne Warwick —
Definitive Collection ... CD Arista, Late 70s/
With 20 tracks including "Alfie", "Don't Make Me Over", "Windows Of The World", "I'll Never Fall In Love Again", "Deja Vu", "Heartbreaker", and "Do You Know The Way To San Jose". CD
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Various —
Top Of The Stax – Twenty Greatest Hits ... CD Stax, 1970s. Used ... Out Of Stock
A set that's overflowing with greatness from the legendary Stax Records – a set that features both early material later owned by Atlantic, as well as later hits from the Fantasy empire – making for a package that truly runs the scope of the legendary label, and which features 20 of their biggest hits. Titles include Sam & Dave "Hold On, I'm Coming", The Staple Singers "Respect Yourself" and "I'll Take You There", Carla Thomas "B-A-B-Y", Shirley Brown "Woman To Woman", The Soul Children "I'll Be The Other Woman", Eddie Floyd "Knock On Wood", Johnnie Taylor "Cheaper To Keep Her" and "Who's Making Love", Little Milton "That's What Love Will Make You Do", William Bell "I Forgot To Be Your Lover", Jean Knight "Mr Big Stuff", Booker T & The MGs "Green onions", Rufus Thomas "(Do The) Push & Pull", Mel & Tim "Starting All Over Again", the Dramatics "In The Rain", the Emotions "So I Can Love You", Otis Redding "(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay", Frederick Knight "I've Been Lonely" and Isaac Hayes "Theme From Shaft". CD
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