Little Junior Parker

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Like It Is Used - Vinyl - MG 21101 1967 US original pressing. Solid VG++, light sleeve scuff with some surface run-in noise. Touch of ring wear to front cover; rear cover has an embossed red inspection stamp. Nice Blues/R&B vibes. Produced by Bobby Robinson; Arrangements by Gene Miller. Liner notes from Jim Delehant of Hit Parade Magazine. more
	Sometimes Tomorrow My Broken Heart Will Die Used - Vinyl - BLS-6066 1973 US original housed in a textured jacket. Tiny hole punch. From the vaults of Duke-Peacock Records; Track B1 taken from the B side of Goodbye Little Girl / Walking The Floor Over You. Track B3 taken from the A side of Strange Things Happening / I'm Gonna Stop. Rest of this released is comprised of material released for the first time. more
	The ABC Collection Used - Vinyl - AC-30010 1976 US original Terre Haute pressing housed in the die-cut envelope folding gimmick jacket. Nice VG++ cover, tiny corner cut. "Housed in something that looks vaguely like a square gray envelope that's guaranteed to wear out if you're not careful, this album is still one of the only places to locate many of Parker's best 1958-1966 Duke sides (unless you've got the 45s salted away somewhere). "Man or Mouse," "Dangerous Woman," the two-part "These Kind of Blues," and "I'll Forget About You" are prime vehicles for Parker's uncommonly smooth vocals and occasional harp blasts." All Music Guide – Bill Dahl more
	The Best Of Junior Parker Used - Vinyl - DLP-83 1967 Mono Original. 4.5 Stars Of Blowing Blues Harmonica. more
	The Best Of Junior Parker Used - Vinyl - DLP-83 1967 Mono Original. 4.5 Stars Of Blowing Blues Harmonica. Strong jacket with two crease lines running horizontally across the jacket. Album Coordinated by Richard Simpson. more
	You Don't Have To Be Black To Love The Blues Used - Vinyl - GM 502 Clean 1974 2nd press with cut out hole. Junior Parker's "You Don't Have To Be Black To Love The Blues" hits like a whiskey shot chased with honey. Parker's harmonica wails and moans, telling stories of heartbreak and hope with more eloquence than most poets. His voice, smooth as butter but rough around the edges, carries the weight of the blues tradition while speaking to the universality of human experience. The album swings from slow burners to foot-stomping rhythms, each track a testament to Parker's mastery of the form. The backing band provides a perfect canvas for Parker's artistry, never overshadowing but always supporting. This isn't just blues – it's a journey through the American soul. Parker proves that the blues isn't about color; it's about feeling. And man, does this album make you feel. It's a record that'll have you nodding your head, tapping your foot, and maybe shedding a tear or two. In a world of pretenders, Junior Parker is the real deal. This album isn't just good blues – it's essential listening for anyone with ears and a heart. more
	You Don't Have To Be Black To Love The Blues Used - Vinyl - GM 502 1971 Original In Shrink Wrap. Cut Out Hole. LP Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more