JAMES BLOOD ULMER Are You Glad To Be In America? (1981 US 10-track LP, recorded & mixed with Mayo Thompson & Bob Blank with David Murray on sax, recorded 17 January 1980, NYC. Note: the US version has a different track order & artwork to otherreleases. The picture sleeve is Excellent with some light shelf wear & the vinyl appears barely played AH13) more...
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JAMES BLOOD ULMER Black Rock (Legendary 1982 UK 9-track vinyl LP, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl appears barely played) more...
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JAMES BLOOD ULMER Are You Glad To Be In America (1980 UK Rough Trade label solid 7" vinyl single, also including TV Blues. The picture sleeve shows some minor storage wear and the vinyl is in excellent condition RT045) more...
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JAMES BLOOD ULMER Odyssey (1983 UK 8-track LP, widely regarded as a classic of modern jazz/avant-garde. The picture sleeve shows light shelf wear & is otherwise Excellent, the vinyl is clean & in Excellent condition with little play CBS25602) more...
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JAMES BLOOD ULMER Free Lancing (1981 US 10-track vinyl LP - This was his first of three studio albums recorded for the Columbia Records label and is described as "one of his finest",including Where Did All The Girls Come From?. The picture sleeve retains its opened original shrink with the hype-stickered affixed to the front [with praise from Robert Palmer & George Clinton] while the vinyl looks barely played) more...
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JAMES BLOOD ULMER Odyssey (1981 UK 8-track vinyl LP, the third of three albums that he recorded for the Columbia Records label and was described as being his "signature masterpiece, the purest and most accessible showcase for his bold, genre-clashing guitar vision". The glossy picture sleeve has a gold embossed promo stamp on the back and the vinyl looks barely played) more...
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JAMES BLOOD ULMER America - Do You Remember The Love? (1987 US 6-track Audiophile quality vinyl LP, his one & only album to be released on the Blue Note label and was co-produced by & features Bill Laswell. The glossy picture sleeve retains its custom-stickered polythene bag while the vinyl looks barely played BT85136) more...
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GRANT CALVIN WESTON with JAMES BLOOD ULMER & JAMAALADEEN TACUMA Dance Romance (1988 German 6-track LP, glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear with a seam split to the top & the vinyl is near 'as new') more...
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