SKID ROW 34 Hours (Original 1971 UK smooth solid orange label 6-track vinyl LP, so named because that's how long it took to record! This shows with the rough & ready, no messing sound delivered by these Irish blues-rockers, featuring a then-eighteen year old Gary Moore, gatefold internal pocket picture sleeve. The sleeve has some notable general wear to show for its vintage and the vinyl has light scuff marks from play, leaving it in VG condition more...
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MARTHA & THE VANDELLAS I'm Ready For Love (1966 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single, also including He Doesn't Love Her Anymore, Tamla Motown company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl on this copy remains in excellent condition with just a few light surface scuffs to show for its forty five years TMG582) more...
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THE ARTWOODS What Shall I Do (Extremely rare 1967 UK 7" vinyl single on the solid centre black & silver Parlophone label with 'Sold In The UK' text, also featuring In The Deep End & housed in the original green striped Parlophone generic paper sleeve R5590)
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VARIOUS The Specialty Story (1994 US limited edition 130-track Five CD box set, containing a bevy of highlights from the seminal R&B/rock & roll label. Over the years label owner, Art Rupe, recorded a little bit of everything, from early big band jump (the Liggins brothers), down-home blues & zydeco (Guitar Slim, Frankie Lee Sims, Clifton Chenier), gospel (early Sam Cooke & the Soul Stirrers) & doo wop (the Pentagons, Jesse Belvin). But with the discovery of the label's biggest star, more...
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DAVY GRAHAM Hat (2007 UK 14-track remastered CD album - Originally released in 1969, this lost gem is sure to please open-minded fans of late-'60s British folk blues, features solid support by bassist Danny Thompson and drummer John Spooner, showcasing Graham's dynamic acoustic guitar work, with the trio running through a set of [primarily] pop & blues standards, including the Beatles' 'Getting Better', Simon & Garfunkel's 'Homeward Bound' and Willie Dixon's 'Hoochie Coochie Man'. more...
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