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	The New One! Used - LP - ST-20126 1968 US Gatefold Original, With Label Variation; Small Stereo At Top Of Label. Glossy Vinyl, ++. Includes The Original Liberty Company Inner. Produced By Richard Bock. ... more
	Funny How Time Slips Away Used - LP - PC 39484 1985 US Original. VG+/++ Copy. Produced By Fred Foster. "Country Music Fans Of Course Have Lots Of Things To Be Thankful To Willie Nelson For. One Area That Is Often Overlooked When The Praises Begin Rolling Out Is Some Of His Recording Projects From The '80s. At That Point, Nelson Had Achieved Massive Commercial Success With A Project His Record Label Had Apparently Fought Him Tooth And Nail Against Releasing. This Was The Album Of Standards Entitled Stardust, And After It Had Sold More Than A Million Copies, The Honchos At Columbia Basically Decided To Let Nelson Do Whatever He Wanted, Within Reason. With The Intensity Of A Thirsty Bricklayer Diving Into A Six-Pack After A Hard Day, Nelson Went Right To Work Putting Out Duet Projects With Some Of His Favorite Traditional Country Singers, Most Of Whom Had Been Having Trouble Getting Albums Out At All As The Country Audience Shifted To Disco. The Charming Photography Reveals Nelson In A Jean Jacket While Faron Young Has On A Tux. Judging Musicians From Their Clothing Has Never Been Useful, However, And This Is No Exception. The Two Really Have A Lot In Common, Above And Beyond The Fact That Nelson Wrote Young's Biggest Hits, Many Of Which Are Reprised Here. Both Men Come From The Hard-Edged Texas Country Scene, So The Tracks Tend To Have A Honky Tonk Quality. And Both Performers Have Skirted The Line Of Acceptability In Country By Doing Songs That Are Considered Too "Depressing." This Album Includes More Than One Side's Worth Of Numbers Written For Young By Nelson As Well As Performances Of Songs That Are Heavily Associated With Young, Such As The Kicking "Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young." In Terms Of Material Here, There Is Nothing Really Suprising -- But The Performances Are Outstanding, Featuring Such Superb Pickers As Pedal Steel Guitarist Buddy Emmons And Fiddler Johnny Gimble. Considering The Restrictive Atmosphere In Nashville Studios When Some Of These Songs Were Done The First Time Around, A Case Could Even Be Made That These Tracks Are Improvements Over The Originals, Considering The Clear Recording Quality And The More Relaxed Interplay Of The Musicians. A Main Attraction Is Hearing These Great Singers Trade Verses, An Experience That Could Convince Skeptical Listeners Of The Relation Between Country And Jazz. Some Of The Duo Projects With Nelson Fell Flat, Such As The Ill-Fated One With Roger Miller. But This Baby Is A Winner All The Way." AMG - Eugene Chadbourne. ... more
	The Films Of John Wayne: The Comancheros / True Grit Used - LP - 704.280 1985 US Original, Still In Shrink. Light Wear Along Jacket Mouth Opening And Shrink Tear. Produced By George Korngold. ... more
	Welcome To The Club - Live Used - LP - CH2 1269 1980 US 2LP Gatefold Original, With The Chrysalis Company Poly Inners. VG+ Jacket, Hype Sticker Affixed And Gold Promo Stamp On Rear, With Seam Rubs. VG++ Glossy Vinyl. Recorded Live At The Roxy In L.A., November 5th-11th, 1979 With The Le Mobile Recording Truck. Tracks D1 To D3 Recorded Live At Media Sound, N.Y.C. January 10th & 11th, 1980. ... more
	We Have Come For Your Daughters New - LP - R103644 / BS 2565 Sealed, Somewhat Rare RCA Club Version; Cut Corner & Crease. Alternate Artwork From The Original "Medicine Caravan Ball" LP; This Artwork Is Also Found Also On A Mexican Pressing. ... more
	Laughing At The Pieces Used - LP - IRS-5797 1986 US Pressing With Original Custom IRS Company Poly-Inner Sleeve. Glossy Vinyl, VG+ Jacket With Some Gentle Spine Compression & A Hint Of Ring Wear. "Sixties Psychedelic Nostalgia, Mid-'80s Style: Coming Out Of Nowhere With A Spot-On Cover Of Norman Greenbaum's "Spirit In The Sky," This Goofily-Dressed Band (White Pancake Make-Up, Paisley Up The Wazoo, Quasi-Goth Leanings) Had Little Else To Deliver When Required To Come Up With A Follow-Up Album -- Seems Like The Greenbaum Song Stole All The Melody. Lead Singer Clive "The Doctor" Jackson Sounds Like He's Auditioning For The Cult, While Backup Singers Wendi And Colette Are Patently More Interesting -- Perhaps They Should Have Taken The Spotlight Instead. Elsewhere, The Medics Strike All The Right Poses After Several Hundred Listens To Nuggets, But There Just Aren't The Songs To Hold It All Together. Craig Leon (The Fall, Primitives) Produces In Usual Sharp Fashion, While Xtc's Andy Partridge Chips In One Track "Miracle Of The Age," Yet To No Avail, Really. In Fact, Their Second Best Song, The Album Title Track, Turned Up Instead On The B-Side Of "Spirit In The Sky." Worth Hunting Out." AMG - Ted Mills. ... more
	Eight Used - LP - MRG463 2013 LE Original. ... more
	The College Dropout New - LP - B0002030-01 Sealed 2019 2LP Reissue. Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Contains The Hit Tracks "Through The Wire", "All Falls Down" & "Jesus Walks". ... more
	The College Dropout New - LP - B0002030-01 Sealed 2019 2LP Reissue. Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Contains The Hit Tracks "Through The Wire", "All Falls Down" & "Jesus Walks". ... more
	Mott The Hoople Live Used - LP - PC 33282 1974 US White Label Promo Copy With Radio Timing Strip. Still In Shrink With CBS/Columbia Company Inner Sleeve And Cut Corner. ... more