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1. Sunlight Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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HERBIE HANCOCK Sunlight (1978 UK 5-track LP, opening with the vocodered-bliss of the hit single I Thought It Was You, later taken to Japan for the Kimiko Kasai version, & ending on the tough Fusion workout of 'Good Question' with Jaco Pastorius at his best. The picture sleeve,on the reverse, illustrating Herbie's monstrous keyboard set-up! The sleeve has some light edge and spinewear, whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play) more...
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2. Sunlight + hype sticker Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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HERBIE HANCOCK Sunlight (1978 UK 5-track LP, opening with the vocodered-bliss of the hit single 'I Thought It Was You', later taken to Japan for the Kimiko Kasai version, & ending on the tough fusion workout of 'Good Question' with Jaco Pastorius at his best. Comes housed in the hype-stickered picture sleeve with an insert illustrating Herbie's monstrous keyboard set-up! The sleeve is Excellent with minimal edge wear & the vinyl appears barely played) more...
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3. Sunlight Comes from 'NETHERLANDS' vinyl LP
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HERBIE HANCOCK Sunlight (1978 Dutch 5-track LP, complate with illustrated lyric inner, picture sleeve. Opening with the vocodered-bliss of the hit single I Thought It Was You, later taken to Japan for the Kimiko Kasai version, & ending on thetough Fusion workout of 'Good Question' with Jaco Pastorius at his best. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear and the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play) more...
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4. Flood - All Analogue 180 Gram - Sealed Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' 2-LP vinyl set audiophile item
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HERBIE HANCOCK Flood (Speakers Corner limited edition 7-track double album 2-LP, an all-analogue production from the original master tapes, pressed on 180-gram virgin vinyl at Pallas, Germany. Recorded live in Japan at Shibuya Kohkaido, June 28th 1975 with Bennie Maupin (sax), Dewayne McKnight (guitar), Paul Jackson (bass), Mike Clark (drums) and Bill Summers (percussion). Gatefold picture sleeve with superb cover art, a faithful reproduction of the original Japanese-only release.H more...
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