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Best Of
New - Vinyl - SD 19317
Sealed 1981 Original Compilation Featuring "Killing Me Softly," "You've Got a Friend." Corner Crease And Tony Saw Notch.
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Best Of
Used - Vinyl - SD 19317
1981 Original Compilation Featuring "Killing Me Softly," "You've Got a Friend."
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Best Of Roberta Flack
Used - Vinyl - P-6483A
Mint 1981 Japanese Pressing With Obi. Includes "Killing Me Softly With His Song," "The Closer I Get To You," "You've Got A Friend," "Feel Like Makin' Love," "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow," "Where Is Love," "The First Time Ever I saw Your face," "Back Together Again," "You Are My Heaven," "If Ever I See You Again" And "Jesse." Fabulous Stuff.
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Blue Lights In The Basement
New - Vinyl - SD 19149
Sealed 1977 Original With Saw Cut.
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Blue Lights In The Basement
Used - Vinyl - SD 19149
1977 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Slight Corner Crease.
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Bustin' Loose
New - Vinyl - 5141
Factory Sealed Hard To Find 1981 Original.
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Chapter Two
New - Vinyl - SD 1569
Sealed 1970 Original. Tiny Saw Cut. “A Great Album And The Release That Made Roberta Flack A Major Soul And R&B Artist In The Early '70s. She Had A Soft, Compelling, Alluring Voice, And Was Able To Convincingly Switch Gears And Also Convey Anger, Regret, Hurt, Or Despair. Those Who Thought Flack Was A One-Hit Wonder, Or Didn't Think She Could Make The Transition From Doing Mostly Jazz To Other Styles, Were Convinced Otherwise.” Ron Wynn, All Music Guide. First Sealed Original We Had In Stock In Ten Years.
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Chapter Two
Used - Vinyl - SD 1569
Beautiful 1970 Red And Green Label Still In Shrink Wrap. Features Eric Gale, Hubert Laws, Bernard Purdie, Frank Wess And Others.
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Chapter Two
Used - Vinyl - SD 1569
Red & Green Label 2nd Pressing, Promo Sticker On Jacket. Features Eric Gale, Hubert Laws, Bernard Purdie, Frank Wess And Others. VSRW, Looks Unplayed.
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Chapter Two
Used - Vinyl - SD 1569
1970 White Label Promo In Shrink Wrap. No Cut Out Holes.
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Chapter Two
Used - Vinyl - SD 1569
1970 Original. “A Great Album And The Release That Made Roberta Flack A Major Soul And R&B Artist In The Early '70s. She Had A Soft, Compelling, Alluring Voice, And Was Able To Convincingly Switch Gears And Also Convey Anger, Regret, Hurt, Or Despair. Those Who Thought Flack Was A One-Hit Wonder, Or Didn't Think She Could Make The Transition From Doing Mostly Jazz To Other Styles, Were Convinced Otherwise.” All Music Guide - Ron Wynn
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Chapter Two
New - Vinyl - SD 1569
Sealed 1970 Original. “A Great Album And The Release That Made Roberta Flack A Major Soul And R&B Artist In The Early '70s. She Had A Soft, Compelling, Alluring Voice, And Was Able To Convincingly Switch Gears And Also Convey Anger, Regret, Hurt, Or Despair. Those Who Thought Flack Was A One-Hit Wonder, Or Didn't Think She Could Make The Transition From Doing Mostly Jazz To Other Styles, Were Convinced Otherwise.” Ron Wynn, All Music Guide. First Sealed Original We Had In Stock In Ten Years.
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Chapter Two
Used - Vinyl - SD 1569
1970 US original, Monarch pressing. Solid VG+ vinyl. Smooth, soulful, and quietly powerful. Chapter Two showcases Roberta Flack’s velvet voice across a set of lush, introspective ballads. Blending jazz, gospel, and folk influences, it’s a deeply emotional and beautifully arranged follow-up to her debut.
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Cream Smooth Jazz
New - Vinyl - WRG 1001
Factory Sealed 1982 Indie Label Rarity Promoting Manischewitz Wine. Features Bucky Pizzarelli, Grady Tate. First Copy We Have Seen In Seven Years. Roberta Sings "Satin Doll, " "You Go To My Head," "Days Of Wine & Roses" And More.
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Feel Like Makin' Love
New - Vinyl - SD 18131
Sealed Gatefold Original Featuring The Classic Title Song.
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Feel Like Makin' Love
New - Vinyl - SD 18131
Sealed 1975 Gatefold Original Featuring The Classic Title Song. Saw Cut.
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Feel Like Makin' Love
Used - Vinyl - SD 18131
1975 Gatefold Repress, With Rockefeller Address And Warner Logo On Rim Text. Featuring The Classic Title Song. Light Crease Line At Spine Edge. Glossy Vinyl.
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Feel Like Makin' Love
New - Vinyl - SD 18131
Sealed Gatefold Original Featuring The Classic Title Song.
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First Take
New - Vinyl - SD 8230
Sealed 1969 Stereo Original (1841, Broadway Address On Jacket). Custom "First Time Ever I Saw His Face" Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap And Grammy Winner Sticker On The Jacket. A Hard To Find Pristine Copy.
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First Take
Used - Vinyl - SD 8230
1968 US pressing. VG+ player, crisp jacket in shrink. This appears to be one of the VCRC club pressings, with different plant info across labels & deadwax (Labels show PR, Terre Haute T and Santa Maria "S" in run-out. Includes her great version of Leonard Cohen's "Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye."
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First Take
Used - Vinyl - SD 8230
1969 Stereo Original (1841, Broadway Address). Such A Soulful Album With Ron Carter On Bass And John Pizzarelli On Guitar.
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First Take
Used - Vinyl - SD 8230
Beautiful 1969 Stereo Second Label (75 Rockefeller Address). Cover Has Small Manufacturing Bubble.
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First Take
New - Vinyl - SD 8230
Sealed 1969 Stereo Original (1841, Broadway Address On Jacket). Includes Her Great Version Of Leonard Cohen's "Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye." Thin Strip Of Fading Around The Edge Of The Front Cover.
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First Take
Used - Vinyl - SD 8230
Beautiful 1969 White Label Promo.
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First Take
Used - Vinyl - SD 8230
Beautiful 1969 Stereo Original (1841, Broadway Address). Custom Song Hype Sticker On Shrink. Grammy Winner. Appears Unplayed.
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First Take
New - Vinyl - SD 8230
Factory Sealed 1969 Original. 1841 Broadway Address On Jacket. Tiny Saw Cut.
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First Take
New - Vinyl - SD 8230
Red And Green Label, Small Saw Notch. Features "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face."
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First Take
Used - Vinyl - SD 8230
Beautiful 1969 stereo original (1841 Broadway) in shrink with hype sticker. Such A Soulful Album With Ron Carter On Bass And John Pizzarelli On Guitar. "First Take," the debut album by Roberta Flack, released in 1969, stands as a transcendent work that expertly melds jazz, folk, and soul into a cohesive and mesmerizing whole. In its essence, the record is an intimate exploration of emotional depth and musical sophistication. Flack's tender yet powerful vocal delivery is at the forefront, capturing the nuanced complexities of each track. The album opens with "Compared to What," a socially charged piece that sets the tone for the underlying introspective and thought-provoking themes that flow throughout. Her rendition of "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" is a masterclass in restraint and emotional resonance, earning a timeless place in the canon of love songs. The subtle arrangements and the understated yet palpable instrumental support provide a rich backdrop to her soaring vocals, showcasing Flack's ability to convey profound emotion with both subtlety and intensity.
The production of "First Take" is marked by its clarity and warmth, fostering an intimate connection between Flack and the listener. Tracks like "Ballad of the Sad Young Men" and "Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye" further demonstrate her capacity to inhabit the emotional core of a song, offering interpretations that are both personal and universally relatable. With her poignant phrasing and the album's lush melodies, Flack transcends the boundaries of genre, crafting a work that resonates with the heart's deepest chords. The album's enduring influence is a testament to its artistry and the unique vision Flack brought to her debut, securing her place as a significant voice in the landscape of American music. The eloquence and sincerity embedded within "First Take" ensure its status as a seminal piece of work that continues to inspire and captivate audiences decades after its release.
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I'm The One
New - Vinyl - SD 19354
Sealed 1982 Original With Custom Song Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. No Promo Or Deletion Markings. Features Marcus Miller, Grover Washington Jr., Eric Gale, Steve Gadd, Ralph MacDonald And Richard Tee.
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I'm The One
Used - Vinyl - SD 19354
1982 Original. Mild Corner Rubbing.
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I'm The One
Used - Vinyl - SD 19354
Sealed 1982 Original.
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Killing Me Softly
New - Vinyl - SD 7271
Sealed 2011 180gm Reissue Featuring An Accurate Reproduction Of The Original Die Cut (Piano Lid And Keyboard Fold Open) Cover. Cut From The Original Analog Master Tapes.
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Killing Me Softly
New - Vinyl - SD 7271
Sealed 180gm Re-Issue With A Reproduction Of The Original Die Cut (Piano Lid And Keyboard Fold Open) Cover. LPs Cut From The Original Analog Master Tapes. The Serrated Part Of The Plastic Wrap Has Been Partially Torn Open, But Has Been Taped To Prevent Further Tearing. The Record Has Not Been Removed From The Jacket. Still, We Reduced The Price.
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Killing Me Softly
New - Vinyl - SD 19154
Sealed 1973 Non Fold-Open Jacket 2nd Issue. No Bar Code. Saw Cut.
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Killing Me Softly
New - Vinyl - SD 7271
Factory Sealed 1973 Die-Cut (Piano Lid And Keyboard Fold Open) Gatefold Original. Features The Exquisite Title Song.
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Killing Me Softly
Used - Vinyl - SD 7271
Beautiful 1973 Die-Cut (Piano Lid And Keyboard Fold Open) Gatefold Original. Cleanest cover we've ever seen. "Killing Me Softly" achieved significant commercial success, topping the Billboard Hot 100 chart and earning her a Grammy Award for Record of the Year. The song remains one of Roberta Flack's most iconic performances, continuing to resonate with listeners decades after its release. "Killing Me Softly with His Song" is a soulful and emotive ballad performed by Roberta Flack, released in 1973. The song, written by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel, became a massive hit, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 and earning Flack a Grammy Award for Record of the Year. Its lyrics tell the story of a woman who is deeply moved by a singer's performance, feeling as though the song is narrating her own personal experiences. Flack's tender and powerful vocal delivery, combined with the song's lush orchestration, creates a poignant and timeless piece of music that continues to resonate with listeners.
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Killing Me Softly
New - CD - 8122-79620-9
Sealed 2013 Japanese CD reissue with Obi. Part of the Atlantic R&B Best Collection 1000 series.
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Oasis
Used - Vinyl - 81916
Hard To Find 1989 Vinyl. Appears Unplayed.
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Oasis
New - Vinyl - 81916
Sealed, Hard To Find 1988 Original With Small Saw Cut. Custom Album Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap.
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Oasis
Used - Vinyl - 81916
1988 Original Still In Shrink Wrap With Custom Hype Sticker. Small Saw Cut. Includes Custom Inner Sleeve.
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Quiet Fire
Used - Vinyl - SD 1594
1971 White Label Promo With Promo Sticker On Cover. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. “Quiet Fire Proves To Be An Apt Title, As Flack's MOR-Informed Jazz And Gospel Vocals Simmer Just Below The Surface On The Eight Sides Here. Forgoing The Full-Throttled Delivery Of, Say, Aretha Franklin, Flack Translates The Pathos Of Gospel Expression Into Measured Intensity And Sighing, Elongated Phrases. There's Even A Bit Of Carole King's Ashen Tone In Flack's Voice, As Manifested On Songs Like "Let Them Talk," Van McCoy's "Sweet Bitter Love," And A Meditative Reworking Of King's "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow." The Album's Other High-Profile Cover, "Bridge Over Troubled Waters," Features The Ideal Setting For Flack's Airy Pipes With A Tasteful Backdrop Of Strings And A Chorus Featuring Soul Songstress Cissy Houston (Whitney's Mom). Switching From This Hushed Sanctity, Flack Digs Into Some Groove-Heavy Southern Soul On "Go Up Moses," "Sunday And Sister Jones," And An Amazing Version Of The Bee Gees Hit "To Love Somebody" (This Perennial Number Has Been Done By Everyone From Rita Marley To Hank Williams, Jr.). Flack Finally Completes The Modern Triumvirate Of Southern Music, Adding The Country Tones Of Jimmy Webb's "See You Then" To The Quiet Fire's Stock Of Gospel And Soul. And Thanks To Top Players Like Guitarist Hugh McCracken, Organist Richard Tee, Bassist Chuck Rainey, And Drummer Bernard Purdie, The Varied Mix All Comes Off Sounding Seamless. One Of Flack's Best.” Stephen Cook, AMG.
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Quiet Fire
New - Vinyl - SD 1594
Sealed 1971 Red & Green Label Original Featuring "Bridge Over Troubled Water." Saw Cut.
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Quiet Fire
New - Vinyl - SD 1594
Sealed 1971 Original. Tiny Saw Cut. Includes "Bridge Over Troubled water."
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Quiet Fire
Used - Vinyl - SD 1594
1971 Red & green label original with insert. Featuring "Bridge Over Troubled Water." *Quiet Fire* is the third studio album by acclaimed soul singer Roberta Flack, released in 1971 by Atlantic Records. Building on the nuanced, sophisticated style that defined her earlier work, Flack delivers a collection of tracks that blend soul, jazz, and folk influences. The album features standout songs like “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow” and “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” each showcasing her emotive vocal delivery and expressive piano arrangements. With the support of renowned producers Joel Dorn and Arif Mardin, *Quiet Fire* highlights Flack’s gift for reinterpreting classic material while also introducing original compositions that reflect her introspective artistry.
Critically praised for its lush instrumentation and Roberta Flack’s powerful performances, *Quiet Fire* remains a significant title in 1970s soul and R&B music. The album’s warm, intimate production style and thoughtful song selection solidified Flack’s reputation as one of the era’s most influential vocalists. Quiet Fire defines Roberta perfectly, a delicate sound expressing topical issues with an underlying soul with one of the most bittersweet classic female vocals. Highly recommended.
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Quiet Fire
Used - Vinyl - SD 1594
1971 Original. 1841, Broadway Address On Label. Monarch Pressing. Heavy Session Cast, Including Bernard Purdie, Chuck Rainey, Grady Tate & Ron Carter.
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Roberta Flack
New - Vinyl - SD 19186
Sealed 1978 US original. Saw cut & corner ding.
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Roberta Flack
Used - Vinyl - SD 19186
1978 US Promo original with timing strip affixed across front cover & gold promo stamp at top corner.
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Roberta Flack
New - Vinyl - SD 19186
Sealed 1978 Original, Cut Corner.
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Roberta Flack
New - Vinyl - SD 19186
Sealed 1978 Original. Saw Cut.
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Roberta Flack
New - Vinyl - SD 19186
Sealed 1978 Original. Pristine Condition.
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Set The Night To Music
Used - Vinyl - 82321
Rare 1991 Original Vinyl With Promotional Sticker On Back Jacket. Appears Unplayed.
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The Best Of Roberta Flack
Used - Vinyl - SD 19317
1981 Original in shrink. Roberta Flack's "The Best Of Roberta Flack" is a great compilation of the singer's most renowned hits. The album features some of her most iconic tracks like "Killing Me Softly With His Song," "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," and "Feel Like Makin' Love". Flack's soulful vocals are powerful and emotive, carrying a sense of intimacy that seems to be reserved for the listener alone. The production is clean, leaving Flack's voice to shine and take center stage. The arrangement of the songs is well thought out, and the album is well-paced, never feeling dull or predictable.
This album is a great introduction to Flack's work, showcasing her ability to take classic songs and make them her own. Also, her allegiance to Donny Hathaway kept one of the greatest soul singer relevant. Their duets are some of the most beautiful in music.
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