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 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' & The Blues (Legendary Electric Blues 1959 first US issue 12-track mono LP on the deep groove black & silver Herald label, recorded in Houston, 1954. Renowned for his acoustic folk-blues, Hopkins turns on the ELECTRICITY for this groundbreaking session. Featuring heavily amplified electric guitar & backing from bassist, Donald Cooks & drummer, Ben Turner, Hopkins' country-blues roots mesh perfectly with proto-rock & roll to stunning effect for the first tim more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Lightnin' Hopkins (1959 US 10-track mono LP on a deep groove blue & silver Folkways label, recorded at 2803 Hadley St., Houston, Texas that year by Samuel B. Charters using grass roots Ampex Equipment with an EV 636 microphone, housed in a heavy duty pasted sleeve with the rare fold-out album notes insert. The sleeve does display foxing to the front image but otherwise remains a strong example with no splits or tears, with all text legible. The heavyweight vinyl is c more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Lightnin' Strikes (1976 Japanese issue of the 1962 10-track mono LP, featuring ten acid, emotion-charged performances & superb examples of the legendary country blues singer at his most intense & gripping, picture sleeve complete with Japanese insert & obi-strip. The sleeve shows minimal wear, with just a spot of minor discolouring to the insert, & the vinyl reveals minimal play ULS-6021-V) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Last Of The Great Blues Singers (Rare Texan Blues 1962 US 12-track deep groove mono LP on a red Time label, recorded at Lightnin's peak in 1950-51, heavy duty pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve on this copy sure nuff has the Blues but has lived to tell its story, albeit with some discolouring on the rear, a little edge scuffing & a tape reinforced split. It has served its purpose of protecting the record extremely well, & retains rich, vivid colour & legible print more...
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SAM LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS The Rooster Crowed In England (Super limited and super rare 1962 UK-only 14-track mono LP, recorded in Houston, Texas, 1959 [tracks A8 & B6 recorded '54]. This was Sam's second full length solo release in Britain & includes a special spoken intro for Sam's British fans, housed in a unique laminated flipback sleeve. Due to tax reasons, just 99 copies were pressed and released through the legendary British record shop, Dobells on their '77 Records' imprint.T more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Shake It Baby (1974 French repackaging of the 10-track stereo LP, formerly entitled, Something Blue, recorded in LA in '65 with John Ewing, Jimmy Bond & Earl Palmer, glossy picture sleeve variant. This title was exported to theStates with a deletion corner clip. The sleeve has a few minor paper tears at a couple of the edges but with all text legible. The vinyl is clean & Excellent with barely any signs of play) more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Down Home Blues (Rare 1965 UK 1st issue mono 9-track vinyl LP on the black and green Stateside label with 'Sold in U.K.' text, front laminated picture sleeve. Wonderful set, originally released in the US on Prestige in '64, often cited as the bluesmasters finest work with some stellar guitar work throughout with assistance from metronomic drummer [Herbie Lovelle] and bassist [Leonard Gaskin]. The sleeve is graded Excellent with just a little discolouration to the more...
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LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS The Roots Of Lightnin' Hopkins (1972 UK 10-track LP, recorded at 2803 Hadley St., Houston, Texas in 1959 by Samuel B. Charters using grass roots Ampex Equipment with an EV 636 microphone. The laminated picture sleeve is Excellent with some minor ring wear & the vinyl grades VG+/EX- with a few minor paper hairlines to show play) more...
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