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At The Unicorn
New - LP - 58011
Sealed 1986 Reissue Of The Deadly Rare Homemade Private Pressing On The Ly Cornu Label original Recorded In 1962. Remastered At Masterdisk By Bob Ludwig.
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Best of Tom Rush
New - LP - PC 33907
Sealed 1975 LP With A "PC" Prefix.
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Blues Songs Ballads
New - LP - PR 7374
Sealed 1964 Stereo Original. Rush, Guitar And Vocals; Fritz Richmond, Washtub Bass. The LP Is Double Sealed, With The Outer Shrink Being Printed Specifically For Fedco In Green.
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Blues Songs Ballads
New - LP - 7374
Sealed 1964 Stereo Original. Rush, Guitar And Vocals; Fritz Richmond, Washtub Bass. Simply One Of The Most Overlooked American Singer Song-Writers.
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Circle Game
New - LP - EKS 74018
Sealed 1968 Heavy Vinyl Original, Crisp Corners, No COH. A Candid And Charming Collection Of Songs That Glisten As Beautifully As A Clear Mountain Stream. Singer/Songwriter/Poet Tom Rush Had A Wonderful Idea In Mind For A Concept Album, Working With Music Business Greats As Arthur Gorson And Paul Harris To Blend The Best Of The Time Period's Songwriters. The Effort Results In A Splendid Achievement Of Emotionally And Lyrically Gripping Material.
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Circle Game
Used - LP - EKS 74018
2nd Issue Stereo Of His 1968 Classic. A Candid And Charming Collection Of Songs That Glisten As Beautifully As A Clear Mountain Stream. Singer/Songwriter/Poet Tom Rush Had A Wonderful Idea In Mind For A Concept Album, Working With Music Business Greats As Arthur Gorson And Paul Harris To Blend The Best Of The Time Period's Songwriters. The Effort Results In A Splendid Achievement Of Emotionally And Lyrically Gripping Material. Slight Corner Rub And Ring Wear.
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Circle Game
New - LP - EKS 74018
Sealed 2nd Issue Stereo Of His 1968 Classic. A Candid And Charming Collection Of Songs That Glisten As Beautifully As A Clear Mountain Stream. Singer/Songwriter/Poet Tom Rush Had A Wonderful Idea In Mind For A Concept Album, Working With Music Business Greats As Arthur Gorson And Paul Harris To Blend The Best Of The Time Period's Songwriters. The Effort Results In A Splendid Achievement Of Emotionally And Lyrically Gripping Material.
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Classic Rush
Used - LP - EKS-74062
1970 Butterfly label compilation in shrink with hype sticker. Tom Rush's "Classic Rush" is a masterful collection of folk and blues standards that he has made his own. With his velvety voice, Rush transports listeners to a simpler time when storytelling was the heart of the music. The album opens with the classic "On The Road Again", a song that Rush imbues with a sense of longing and nostalgia. Rush's fingerpicking is a testament to his versatility as a musician. With "Classic Rush", Tom Rush proves that classics never go out of style. This album is a must-listen for any lover of folk and blues music.
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Classic Rush
Used - LP - EKS-74062
1970 Butterfly label compilation in shrink with hype sticker. Tom Rush's "Classic Rush" is a masterful collection of folk and blues standards that he has made his own. With his velvety voice, Rush transports listeners to a simpler time when storytelling was the heart of the music. The album opens with the classic "On The Road Again", a song that Rush imbues with a sense of longing and nostalgia. Rush's fingerpicking is a testament to his versatility as a musician. With "Classic Rush", Tom Rush proves that classics never go out of style. This album is a must-listen for any lover of folk and blues music.
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Got A Mind To Ramble
Used - LP - PRT 7536
Green Label 2nd Issue Stereo. Recorded In 1963.
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Ladies Love Outlaws
New - LP - KC 33054
Sealed 1974 Original With Custom Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. “Returning To Covering Other People's Tunes, Tom Rush's Main Strength, Ladies Love Outlaws Plunges The Listener Full-Tilt Into The Country-Rock Sound Which So Many Were Finding In The Mid-'70s. Included Here Are Guy Clark's "Desperados Waiting For A Train," Lee Clayton's Title Track, And A Stunning Redo Of Rush's Own "No Regrets" Helped Along By The Likes Of The Eagles And Carly Simon On Backup. But The Best Is Saved For Last, Where Rush Covers Bruce Cockburn's "One Day I Walk," Showing That He Hadn't Lost His Touch. A Bit Rough In Places, But Well Done For The Most Part.” – James Chrispell, All Music Guide
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Ladies Love Outlaws
New - LP - PC 33054
Sealed 1974 Repress With The PC Prefix. Clean Cut Hole Top Left. Featuring The Late Great Bob Babbitt On Bass.
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Ladies Love Outlaws
Used - LP - KC 33054
1974 Original in shrink. Featuring The Late Great Bob Babbitt On Bass. Tom Rush's "Ladies Love Outlaws" is a timeless classic that embodies the essence of traditional country music. The title track itself is a standout, featuring Rush's signature smooth vocals and a catchy, foot-stomping beat. The album also includes a cover of Bruce Cockburn "One Day I Walk" which Rush delivers with a raw, bluesy energy. Each track on the album showcases Rush's ability to tell a story through song, with lyrics that are both relatable and poetic. "No Regrets" is a poignant ballad that tells the story of a man forced to leave his home and family behind due to economic hardship. The album's instrumentation is equally impressive, with a mix of acoustic and electric guitars, fiddle, and harmonica adding depth and texture to the songs. Overall, "Ladies Love Outlaws" is a must-listen for fans of classic country and folk music.
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Ladies Love Outlaws
Used - LP - KC 33054
1974 NM- Original. Featuring The Late Great Bob Babbitt On Bass. Tom Rush's "Ladies Love Outlaws" is a timeless classic that embodies the essence of traditional country music. The title track itself is a standout, featuring Rush's signature smooth vocals and a catchy, foot-stomping beat. The album also includes a cover of Bruce Cockburn "One Day I Walk" which Rush delivers with a raw, bluesy energy. Each track on the album showcases Rush's ability to tell a story through song, with lyrics that are both relatable and poetic. "No Regrets" is a poignant ballad that tells the story of a man forced to leave his home and family behind due to economic hardship. The album's instrumentation is equally impressive, with a mix of acoustic and electric guitars, fiddle, and harmonica adding depth and texture to the songs. Overall, "Ladies Love Outlaws" is a must-listen for fans of classic country and folk music.
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Late Night Radio
New - LP - HS 48011
Sealed 1984 Original. No Hype Sticker.
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Late Night Radio
Used - LP - HS 48011
Hard To Find 1984 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. Vinyl Appears Glossy, Unplayed. Tiny Upper Corner Dent.
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Merrimack Country
New - LP - KC 31306
Sealed 1972 Gatefold Original From The Collection Of A Columbia Record Exec.
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Merrimack County
Used - LP - C 31306
1972 Gatefold original in shrink. Tom Rush's "Merrimack County" is a folk masterpiece that showcases the artist's virtuosity as a songwriter and guitarist. Rush's unique voice is complemented by the intricate fingerpicking on tracks such as "Mink Julip" and "Seems The Songs." The album's title track, "Merrimack County," is a haunting ballad that captures the essence of life in rural America. Rush's storytelling ability is on full display in "Mother Earth," a song that laments the destruction of the natural world. The album's closing track, "Gone Down River" is a nostalgic ode to a simpler time. Throughout "Merrimack County," Rush's songwriting is characterized by a deep sense of empathy for the human experience. His music is both timeless and relevant, and this album is a testament to his enduring legacy as a folk icon.
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Merrimack County
Used - LP - C 31306
1972 Gatefold original. Top Copy! Tom Rush's "Merrimack County" is a folk masterpiece that showcases the artist's virtuosity as a songwriter and guitarist. Rush's unique voice is complemented by the intricate fingerpicking on tracks such as "Mink Julip" and "Seems The Songs." The album's title track, "Merrimack County," is a haunting ballad that captures the essence of life in rural America. Rush's storytelling ability is on full display in "Mother Earth," a song that laments the destruction of the natural world. The album's closing track, "Gone Down River" is a nostalgic ode to a simpler time. Throughout "Merrimack County," Rush's songwriting is characterized by a deep sense of empathy for the human experience. His music is both timeless and relevant, and this album is a testament to his enduring legacy as a folk icon.
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Merrimack County
Used - LP - C 31380
1972 Gatefold Original. Appears Unplayed.
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New Year
Used - LP - HS 28011
Very Hard To Find 1982 Original In Shrink Wrap. Mastered By Bob Ludwig This Live Recording From Symphony Hall, Boston Is Outstanding. Glossy, Unplayed Condition.
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New Year
New - LP - HS 28011
Sealed 1982 Original. Mastered By Bob Ludwig This Live Recording From Symphony Hall, Boston Is Outstanding. No Hype Stickers.
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New Year, Live at Symphony Hall
Audiophile - Used - HS-28011
1982 US Original, Audiophile Pressing With Custom Printed Inner. Vinyl NM-, Light Jacket Wear, Glossy VG++. Custom Night Light Recordings Gold-Foil Hype Sticker; Not The Numbered & Signed Version. Mastered By Bob Ludwig. Includes A Cover Of Joni Mitchell's "Urge For Going".
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Take A Little Walk
New - LP - EKS 7308
Factory Sealed 1966 Stereo Original. Pristine Store Stock Copy.
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Take A Little Walk With Me
Used - LP - EKL-308
1966 Mono original in shrink with inner sleeve. Hole punch. Tom Rush's "Take A Little Walk With Me"v showcases the singer-songwriter's immense talent as a storyteller and musician. The album combines elements of folk, blues, and rock, creating a unique sound that is both nostalgic and modern. Rush's distinctive voice is warm and inviting, drawing listeners in with every track. The album's standout tracks include "statesboro Blues" a bluesy number that features Rush's impressive guitar skills, and the hauntingly beautiful "Galveston Flood," which tells the tragic story of the devastating flood that hit Texas in 1900. "Take A Little Walk With Me" is a must-listen for fans of folk and blues music, and is a testament to Tom Rush's enduring talent and legacy.
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Tom Rush
Used - LP - CS 9972
1970 360 Stereo Original With Columbia Inner Sleeve. Tom Rush Continues To Mine The Fertile Vein Of Folk-Rock Songwriters The Likes Of James Taylor, Jackson Browne, And Canadian Murray Mclaughlin. Standouts Include David Wiffen's "Driving Wheel," McLaughlin's "Old Man's Song" And "Child's Song," And Browne's "Colors Of The Sun." Appears Unplayed.
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Tom Rush
Used - LP - CS 9972
1970 US Original Columbia 2-Eye, Santa Maria Pressing. With Original Printed Company Inner. Strong VG++ Vinyl, Jacket VG+ With Signs Of Ring & Shelf Scuff. "Another Self-Titled Album, This Time For CBS, Finds Tom Rush Continuing To Mine The Fertile Vein Of Folk-Rock Songwriters The Likes Of James Taylor, Jackson Browne, And Canadian Murray McLaughlin. Standouts Include David Wiffen's "Driving Wheel," McLaughlin's "Old Man's Song" And "Child's Song," And Browne's "Colors Of The Sun." Also, There Appears To Be A Hint Of Country Sneaking Into The Arrangements. A Very Solid Effort." AMG Review By James Chrispell.
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Tom Rush
Used - LP - CS 9972
1970 360 Stereo Original With Columbia Inner Sleeve. Tom Rush Continues To Mine The Fertile Vein Of Folk-Rock Songwriters The Likes Of James Taylor, Jackson Browne, And Canadian Murray Mclaughlin. Standouts Include David Wiffen's "Driving Wheel," McLaughlin's "Old Man's Song" And "Child's Song," And Browne's "Colors Of The Sun." Appears Unplayed.
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Tom Rush
New - LP - CS 9972
Sealed 1970 LP (Label Variation Unknown). Tom Rush Continues To Mine The Fertile Vein Of Folk-Rock Songwriters The Likes Of James Taylor, Jackson Browne, And Canadian Murray McLaughlin. Standouts Include David Wiffen's "Driving Wheel," McLaughlin's "Old Man's Song" And "Child's Song," And Browne's "Colors Of The Sun."
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Tom Rush
Used - LP - 24709
1980's 2LP Gatefold Reissue Reissue On Blue Fantasy Label. Bumps To All Four Corners, The Bottom Left Slightly Bigger. Includes Original Shrink Wrap In Gatefold And Original Form To Join The Mailing List For "Club 47".
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Tom Rush
Used - LP - CS 9972
1970 US 2-eye original Pitman pressing. Crease at top edge & ring/seam wear. Tom Rush continues to mine the fertile vein of Folk-Rock Songwriters the likes of James Taylor, Jackson Browne, and Canadian Murray Mclaughlin. Standouts include David Wiffen's "Driving Wheel," McLaughlin's "Old Man's Song" and "Child's Song," and Browne's "Colors Of The Sun."
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Tom Rush
New - LP - EKS 7288
Sealed 1965 Heavy Vinyl Gold Label Stereo Original. Pristine Store Stock Copy.
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Tom Rush
New - LP - 24709
Sealed Mid-70s All Analogue 2LP Gatefold Reissue. Pristine Copy.
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Wrong End Of The Rainbow
New - LP - C 30402
Sealed 1970 Original Featuring David Bromberg And Others. Four Originals Plus James Taylor's "Sweet Baby James" And Jesse Winchester's "Biloxi." 4 1/2 Stars In All Music Guide.
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Wrong End Of The Rainbow
Used - LP - C 30402
1970 Original Still In Shrink. Features David Bromberg And Others. Four Originals Plus James Taylor's "Sweet Baby James" And Jesse Winchester's "Biloxi." 4 1/2 Stars In All Music Guide. Tiny Corner Rub And Tiny Corner Ding.
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Wrong End Of The Rainbow
Used - LP - C 30402
1970 US Original, With Mixed Pressing Plant Info Indicating Both Santa Maria And Pitman Were Used. "Adding Four Original Compositions To The Mix Helped Tom Rush Gather Even More Acclaim With Wrong End Of The Rainbow. But It Was His Covers Of "Sweet Baby James" And Jesse Winchester's "Biloxi" That Made Listeners Sigh. More Country-Rock Than Previous Efforts, Nothing Here Should Be Forsaken Because All Cuts Merit Listening. Again, Tom Rush Found The Right Mix Of Material And Released Another Solid Effort." AMG Review James Chrispell.
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Wrong End Of The Rainbow
Used - LP - C 30402
1970 Original in shrink. Featuring David Bromberg and others. Four Originals Plus James Taylor's "Sweet Baby James" And Jesse Winchester's "Biloxi." 4 1/2 Stars In All Music Guide. One of the most distinctive features of the record is Rush’s expressive vocals that are warm, inviting, and deeply emotive. The album is a perfect blend of folk and blues, featuring intricate guitar work and introspective lyrics that reflect on life, love, and the journey we all take.
The opening track “Wrong End Of The Rainbow” is an insightful piece of work that is both melancholic and uplifting, and it leaves the listener with a sense of hope and optimism.
Overall, "Wrong End Of The Rainbow" is a great addition to Tom Rush’s discography, and it is a must-listen for fans of folk and blues music. The album is a testament to the enduring power of music and its ability to connect with people on a deep and personal level.
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