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	Slideslinger Used Import - 33.540 1980s French pressing. ... more
	Hawk Squat Used Import - DS-617 1970 UK pressing with orange cover. Strong EX/VG++ vinyl. ... more
	Remember My Name (Original Soundtrack Recording) Used - LP - JS 35553 1978 original. "Although the cover on this album makes it look as if this is a soundtrack album (the singer had written several songs for the film "Remember My Name"), this is actually an important studio set. Alberta Hunter, a veteran of the 1920's who was 82 at the time, was at the beginning of a remarkable comeback after having been out of music for 20 years (working as a nurse). The singer is absolutely delightful and often saucy on such numbers as "You Reap Just What You Sow," "I've Got A Mind To Ramble," "My Castle's Rockin'" and "Downhearted Blues," making this her definitive late-period album. In addition to Hunter and a fine rhythm section (pianist Gerald Cook, guitarist Wally Richardson, bassist Al Hall and either Connie Kay or Jackie Williams on drums), three veteran horn players (trumpeter Doc Cheatham, trombonist Vic Dickenson and tenorman Budd Johnson) help out with short solos. Highly recommended." All Music Guide – Scott Yanow ... more
	The Legendary Sun Performers Used - LP - CR 30133 1977 sixteen track mono compilation of songs recorded At Sun Studios 1951-1957. Compiled by Martin Hawkins. “Rosco Gordon was best known for being one of the progenitors of a slightly shambolic, loping style of piano shuffle called "Rosco's Rhythm." The basic elements of this sound were further developed after Jamaican musicians got a hold of 45s Gordon recorded in the early '50s -- which were not available to Jamaicans until 1959 -- and created ska, which took its name for the sound of this particular shuffle as it sounded being played on an electric guitar (ska-ska-ska). no less an authority than Chris Blackwell– he was the founder/president of island records who produced Bob Marley, The Wailers, and Peter Tosh, to name a few -- has cited Gordon's importance to reggae and ska music and championed the sound he helped create...” All Music Guide– Bryan Thomas ... more
	That's The Way Love Goes New - LP - FE 38875 Sealed 1983 Pitman Pressing Still In Shrink With The Song Hype Sticker. "That's The Way Love Goes Is Another Decent Collection Of Laid-back Ballads That Lets Haggard Display Some Of The Full Range Of His Vocal Talents, From The Jazzy Pop Of "The Last Boat Of The Day" To The Poignant Lyric Of "What Am I Gonna Do (With The Rest Of My Life)." A Cover Of Lefty Fizzell's "That's The Way Love Goes" Ranks Among The Great Haggard Ballads." All Music Guide – Matt Fink. ... more
	Sinatra's Swingin' Session!!! Used - LP - SM-1491 1977 Purple label pressing. Frank Sinatra’s "Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!!" is a vibrant studio album released in 1961, renowned for its energetic, up-tempo orchestral arrangements by the legendary Nelson Riddle. This record captures Sinatra at the height of his vocal prowess, delivering dynamic renditions of classic standards such as “When You’re Smiling,” “Blue Moon,” and “My Blue Heaven.” With Riddle’s orchestra providing crisp, brassy backdrops, each track is imbued with a sense of spontaneity and effortless charisma, hallmarks of Sinatra’s iconic swing era recordings. The collaboration between Frank Sinatra and Nelson Riddle on "Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!!" represents a pinnacle in mid-century jazz and pop music, blending masterful big band arrangements with Sinatra’s unmatched phrasing and style. Recorded at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, the album stands as a testament to both artists' enduring influence on popular music and the classic "Sinatra sound" that defined an era. For fans of traditional pop, jazz vocals, or vintage big band swing, this album remains a quintessential listen that exemplifies Sinatra’s enduring artistry. ... more
	Pearl Bailey And Louis Bellson New - LP - FS 284 Sealed 1974 US reissue. A lively collaboration between vocalist Pearl Bailey and legendary drummer Louis Bellson. Bailey’s warm, charismatic voice brings humor, swing, and theatrical flair to the performance, while Bellson’s impeccable rhythm and big band sensibility provide the perfect musical backdrop. The album blends jazz standards, show tunes, and swing-era charm, highlighting the natural chemistry between the two performers. Entertaining and spirited, it captures Bailey’s engaging stage presence alongside Bellson’s refined musical direction. ... more
	Trilogy: Past, Present & Future Used - LP - 3FS 2300 1980 US 3LP original, Winchester pressing. Glossy, NM- vinyl. Jacket still in shrink with hype sticker. Released in 1980, Trilogy: Past, Present & Future is an ambitious three-part project that reflects Frank Sinatra’s remarkable range across decades of popular music. The album is divided into three distinct sections: “The Past,” featuring classic big band and swing-era standards; “The Present,” showcasing contemporary pop songs arranged in Sinatra’s signature style; and “The Future,” an experimental orchestral suite arranged by Don Costa. With lush arrangements and Sinatra’s unmistakable vocal authority, the set moves from timeless standards to modern material and finally into bold, conceptual territory. Expansive and unique within his catalog, Trilogy stands as one of Sinatra’s most daring and wide-ranging late-career releases. ... more
	Snapshot New - LP - AHL1-4672 Sealed 1983 US original. Snapshot captures Sylvia at the height of her country-pop success. The album blends Nashville polish with catchy pop sensibilities, highlighting her bright vocals and approachable storytelling style. The record features the hit single “Snapshot,” along with a mix of upbeat country numbers and heartfelt ballads that reflect the crossover sound shaping early-’80s country radio. Smoothly produced and radio-friendly, Snapshot stands as one of Sylvia’s most recognizable releases. ... more
	Greatest Hits New - LP - AL8-8024 Sealed 1983 US original. Custom hype sticker on shrink. Released in 1983, Greatest Hits gathers the soft rock duo’s biggest hits from their chart-dominating early ’80s run. Russell Hitchcock’s soaring vocals and Graham Russell’s melodic songwriting define a collection built on sweeping ballads and polished pop production. Featuring favorites such as “All Out of Love,” “Lost in Love,” and “Every Woman in the World,” the album highlights the romantic, radio-friendly sound that made Air Supply international stars. A definitive snapshot of one of the era’s most successful soft rock acts. ... more