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- Tower of Power-East Bay Grease- LP- stereo-San Francisco SD2 04 - rare 1st album on the Atlantic subsidiary, San Francisco, with map of S.F. and Oakland on cover, 1/4" saw mark, classic soul with funky bass, in your face brass and electric guitar! very slight cover wear, disc is beautiful - (NM-/NM) - $34.99- Order
- Turner, Ike-Blues Roots- LP- stereo-United Artists UAS5576 - 1972 release pays tribute to Ike's blues roots of the 50's, his guitar sound is still suprisingly close to the Kings of Rhythm records! tunes include "The Things I Used To Do", "Lawdy Miss Clawdy", and "My Babe", cover is cleverly designed to resemble a steamer trunk, sealed LP has cut corner with neat circular cut, good record - (SS) - $15- Order
- Turner/Ike & Tina Turner-Feel Good- LP- stereo-United Artists (UK) UAS 29377 - 1972 33 1/3 RPM UK LP release by Ike & Tina Turner. Tracks include "Chopper", "Kay Got Laid (Joe Got Paid", & "Feel Good". Handsome glossy finish cover grades Near Mint Minus-no stains tears, splits, writing, etc.Disc is clean, glossy & Near Mint. Never reissued on CD.
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- V/A-History of R&B Vol. 5 '61-'62- LP- elec stereo-Atlantic SD8193 - wlp, small punch hole - (EXC+/EXC+) - $12- Order
- V/A-History of R&B Vol. 6 '63-'64- LP- elec stereo-Atlantic SD8194 - wlp, small punch hole - (EXC+/NM-) - $12- Order
- Vera, Billy & Judy Clay-Storybook Children- LP- mono-Atlantic 8174 - 1967 album release by Billy Vera and Judy Clay, which yielded the Pop/Soul hit, "Storybook Children". Vera has a long history as a "blue-eyed Soul singer" and teamed with Stax Soul singer, Judy Clay to record the title song, which he co-wrote with Chip Taylor, of "Wild Thing" fame. Tune was a smash and an LP was recorded, featuring Chip Taylor or acoustic guitar, Vera on electric, and various session players. Tunes include other Vera and Taylor originals, as well as Soul classics such as "Soul Man", "Bring It On Home to Me", and "Do Right Woman-Do Right Man". Disc is still factory SEALED in original shrinkwrap with tiny punch hole and sharp corners. Disc is, of course, Mint and unplayed.
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- War-Self-titled- LP- Stereo-United Artists UAS-5508 - 1974 release, 33 1/3 RPM LP by War, a California based Latin Soul Funk band. This is the 1st LP by the band without Eric Burdon. Band includes Lonnie Jordon (keyboards and vocals), Lee Oskar (harmonica), Charles Miller (tenor sax, vocals, etc.), "Papa" Dee Allen, B.B. Dickerson and others. Tracks include "Sun Oh Son", "Lonely Feelin'" (#28 R&B) and "War Drums." Textured gatefold cover is clean and Near Mint. No stains, splits, heavy creases, writing or tears. Disc is clean, glossy and Near Mint. This War title is scarce on vinyl.
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- Warwick, Dionne-Valley of the Dolls- LP- Stereo-Scepter SPS 568 - 1968 release fashioned around Warwicke's hit version of the "Theme from the Valley of the Dolls" produced by the songwriting team of Bacharach-David. Dionne is at her best when she is doing Bacharach material and Burt arranges and conducts several songs on this LP. Includes "Do You Know the Way to San Jose", "Let Me Be Lonley" and "For the Rest of My Life." Cover is near-perfect in shrink with only slight corner wear at bottom right. Disc is clean, glossy and Near Mint. A1 copy!
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- Wonder, Stevie-Hey Harmonica Man/This Little Girl- 45- mono-Tamla 258 - 1964 45 RPM picture sleeve by Stevie Wonder (sleeve only-no disc is included). Sleeve has reference to the "Stevie At the Beach", from which this single was drawn. Sleeve is extremely clean with almost no creasing, and no tears, writing, etc. Slight smudging is visible at top left corner around the word "Harmonica". Back cover depicts 4 rare early Stevie Wonder Motown/Tamla LP's. Tiny brown spot at bottom left edge of back cover. Rare early Motown sleeve in unusually fine condition!
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