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[MJ Bing]

Thanks Wolfee
Was a good read

mjb

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T. Rex - Electric Warrior
(1971, Cube/Polydor) German pressing




A pick-up this weekend, I was happy to spot this. An significant upgrade from my US copy, sounds incredible.

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Mannfred Mann - The Best Of Mannfred Mann
(1977, EMI) 1980's Capitol MONO pressing; MASTERED BY CAPITOL J Lemay in the deadwax




Looks like KFSK is an NPR affiliate radio station in Petersburg, Alaska. I picked this up at a local HPB this weekend.

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Family - It's Only A Move
(1973, United Artists)

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Mike Stern - Jigsaw
(1989, Atlantic) Gold foil promo stamp; STERLING in the deadwax; mastered by Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound




Guitar Jazz fusion, produced by Steve Khan. I'm familiar with Mike Stern from a jazz guitar podcast that I've listened to for years, "No Idle Frets". A nice Metheny meets Jeff Beck vibe here, and Stern plays with a lot of fire.

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The Dillards - Decade Waltz
(1979, Flying Fish)




RIP Doug Dillard.

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Various Artists - ECM Sampler 1
(1978, ECM) Promo/NFS

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Black Sabbath - Master Of Reality
(1971, Warner Bros) 1973 issue with the Burbank Palm trees label

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Black Sabbath - Paranoid
(1970, Vertigo) UK 1976 pressing on Nems

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Steeleye Span - Please To See The King
(1971, Big Tree) WLP Promo/NFS

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Thelonious Monk - Alone In San Francisco
(1959, Riverside) MONO




a $1 pickup yesterday. It's different to hear songs like Blue Monk without the accompaniment of his quartet but interesting to hear the bare essentials of the songs.

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The Bee Gees - Best Of Bee Gees
(1974, Polydor) French pressing




RIP Robin Gibb

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Blind Faith - self titled
(1969, Polydor) UK pressing, 1977 RSO label

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Richard and Linda Thompson - I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight
(1974, Island) 1983 reissue on Carthage




nice

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Leslie West - Mountain
(1969, Windfall) STERLING in the deadwax