LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS with SONNY TERRY Last Night Blues (Limited edition 2003 US Acous Tech 45RPM double LP Analogue Productions audiophile issue of the 1961 8-track stereo album in the Fantasy 45 Series, formerly on Prestige/Bluesville. This is oneof only 1000 made, & is number stickered on the back of the deluxe sleeve. This is also one of the very last SEALED, mint & unplayed copies left available for purchase on the web & thus comes highly recommended AJAZ1029) more...
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LIGHTNIN' SAM HOPKINS Lightnin'! (Volumes 1 & 2 1970 UK 20-track 2-LP set, with both parts housed in their respective front laminated picture sleeve. The covers [VG] show some light laminate creasing & ring wear with some faint discolouring onthe backs, & all text legible with fantastic Milton Glaser designed covers. The vinyl discs are Excellent with very few signs of play & wonderful Poppy picture labels. A great pair to buy as one! PYS11000/2) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS The Blues (1969 UK Ace Of Hearts label 12-track mono vinyl LP. Despite a library archive sticker attached on the back of the sleeve and one side of the label, this is otherwise an immaculate copy! AHT183) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS The Blues (1965 UK 12-track mono LP, recorded at one of the peaks of his career in 1950 and '51, and considered by critics to be some of Lightning's finest works. The pasted laminate sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl shows a little cosmetic wear, not affecting play TL5264) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Lightnin' Strikes (2005 issue Japanese exclusive limited edition 12-track 'Super Analog Master Sound' 24-bit remastered CD album which offers a stunningly powerful evocation into the art of one of the most significant contributors to the world of blues, presented in mini LP-style replica pasted card picture sleeve complete with fold-out insert + obi-strip) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Flash Lightnin' Vol. 1 (1985 Dutch 13-track LP compiling previously unreleased recordings from the end of Lightnin's most creative period in 1954, picture sleeve with lyrics on reverse. The sleeve shows minimal edge wear & the vinyl is near mint DD4307) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Fast Life Woman (Rare 1962 US 10-track vinyl LP on the black and silver Verve label, heavyweight pasted picture sleeve [with EMI import sticker] and detailed liner notes on the reverse. Authentic gritty blues from one of the masters of the genre, mostly just Sam Hopkins and his guitar, this is the blues as social commentary with songs detailing the harder side of life for the average black American pre-civil rights; Penitentiary Blues, Jailhouse Blues, Tim Moore's Fa more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Blues In My Bottle (80s UK/German-pressed issue of the 1962 11-track LP - Captivating real-deal blues from Houston, Texas, where Lightnin' handles the bass, rhythm, lead, percussion & vocals from one stool. Includes spine-tingling gems like 'Death Bells' & 'Jailhouse Blues'. The picture sleeve is still in open shrink & the vinyl appears Near Mint CH290) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Lightnin' (1987 US 10-track LP issue of the 1961 mono album - authentic Texas Blues from the legendary Hopkins, one of the few country bluesmen to have made it big at the time without having to alter his style or hire a backing band. The picture sleeve has no deletion cuts & is still in open shrink whilst the vinyl still looks barely played) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Strikes Again! (1975 US 11-track vinyl LP, pasted picture sleeve. Originally recorded in 1960 this collection is often cited as one of Hopkins finest works, with some wonderful electric guitar work and Hopkins inimitable vocal style. The sleeve, which is still in its open shrinkwrap, shows only light wear and the vinyl looks barely played HCS102) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS/ BIG BOY CRUDUP Previously Unissued 1960-62 Recordings (1982 UK 13-track LP compilation of hard-to-find recordings from the blues legend on side one, with Crudup's earlier blues material on side two. The glossy picture sleeveis Excellent with a little light age wear & the vinyl remains in Excellent condition with the odd faint paper hairline not affecting play KK7410) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Blues In My Bottle (Dazzling 1962 first US issue 11-track mono LP, on a deep groove blue & silver label with '203 S. Washington Ave. Bergenfield NJ' address & 'RVG' [Rudy Van Gelder] machine stamped in the run-outs. Captivating real-deal blues straight out of Houston, Texas, where Lightnin' handles the bass, rhythm, lead, percussion & vocals from one stool, including spine-tingling gems like 'Death Bells' & 'Jailhouse Blues'. The pasted laminate sleeve appears nea more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS On Stage (Very scarce 1962 US original 12-track deep groove MONO LP on the black Imperial label, by the Texas Blues legend, often voted one of 100 greatest guitarists of all time. Rather than a live record, this title actually features Hopkins' debut album recordings [previously released as the extremely rare, Strums The Blues] & fleshes them out with a few extra tracks. This is so vital! Please see 'more info' for condition details... LP-9180-A) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Lightnin' (1990 US Prestige Records remastered 10-track vinyl LP. Hopkins was one of the few country bluesmen to have made it big in the rhythm and blues era without having altered his original style or hired a back-up band. Inorder to retain the spontaneity so central to his art, he preferred playing and singing alone or, in the case of this 9 November 1960 session, with minimal accompaniement. And while he picked an acoustic guitar on the date instead of his usual electric. It detracted little from the urgency of his driving Texas boogies. Housedin great picture sleeve which shows signs of wear however the vinyl is MINT) more...
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