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Jack Bruce - At His Best
(1973, Polydor) STERLING in the deadwax




listening to record 1

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Uriah Heep - self titled
(1970, Mercury)

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Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath Vol. 4
(1972, Warner Bros)

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Richard & Linda Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights
(1982, Hannibal) Canadian pressing; STERLING in the deadwax




Nice

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The Horace Silver Quintet - Serenade To A Soul Sister
(1968, Blue Note) VAN GELDER in the deadwax




one of a couple dozen jazz LPs picked up at a garage sale last month.

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Linda Cohen - Leda
(1972, Poppy) Promo/NFS emobossed on the cover; STERLING in the deadwax




classical guitar finger cymals with ambient electronics backing- designed, built by Craig Anderton who produced and plays.

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Happy and Artie Traum - self titled
(1969, Capitol)




includes a version of The Band's Bessie Smith. These guys were friends of The Band and Dylan during their Big Pink period in Woodstock. really nice Nashville studio backing to folk rock songs here.

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earlier...

Francoise Hardy - Francoise
(1966, Kapp) FCS 4231




a thin sounding LP not surprising since I've never heard a good sounding LP on Kapp. But still disappointing even with vocals of a stunningly beautiful French woman to console. I gave up after a few songs and moved onto...

now...

Nina Simone - 'Nuff Said
(1968, RCA)

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Various Artists - Non-Dairy Creamer
(1971, Warner Bros)




one of the more interesting WB loss leader samplers with John Martyn, Zephyr, Judy Henske, Peter Green, Curved Air, Little Feat.

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Man - Rhinos, Winos + Lunatics
(1974, United Artists)




tasty

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Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation
(1977, Mercury) MASTERDISK G.K. in the deadwax; mastered by Gilbert Kong

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The Reggae Beat - Superman
(1970, Reggae/Flying Dutchman) WLP Promo DJ copy




part of a series of reggae albums produced by Bob Thiele on his Flying Dutchman label. nicely recorded mostly instrumental tracks.

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Quicksilver Messenger Service - Shady Grove
(1969, Capitol)





a 99cents lucky find today in the clearance bin and an upgrade from my non-gatefold late 70s issue on the Yellow/Red print Capitol label.

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Roy Wood - Boulders
(1973, United Artists)

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis: Bold As Love
(1967, Reprise)




I read that Roy Wood and Trevor Burton of The Move provided backing vocals on You Got Me Floatin'