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Hansel and Gretel

Hansel and Gretel
Red Buttons & Barbara Cook (1958)
cover: VG
vinyl: NM

 BRIEFCASE FULL OF BLUES - Blues Brothers

BRIEFCASE FULL OF BLUES - Blues Brothers
Atlantic Records/Miami Mitch Glazer

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The Rolling Stones
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 A Music Lovers Guide to Record Collecting

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SD8176436 Aretha: Lady Soul Aretha Franklin Atlantic SD8176 1969 33 1/3 12 Blues, Pop, Soul VG+ VG+ Includes "Since You've Been Gone (Sweet, Sweet Baby)" and "Chain Of Fools."
3151601 Take It Home B. B. King MCA 3151 1979 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG Lyric insert included. Jacket has ring wear and notch in lower right corner.
27074791 The Best Of B.B. King B.B. King MCA 27074 1984 33 1/3 12 Blues NM NM
US7711412 I Love You So B.B. King United US7711 1975 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+
VSD79354206 Sassy Mama! Big Mama Thornton Vanguard VSD79354 1975 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+
DLPS75789 Here's The Man!!! Bobby Bland Duke DLPS75 1962 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG Rare blues album with spoken intro to "36-22-36." Cover has scuffing and ragged edges. Vinyl has surface scratches that do not negatively affect the listening experience.
27036828 Two Steps From The Blues Bobby Bland MCA 27036 1980 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG+
SHL32024890 Blues With A Beat With An Organ Bobby Emmons Hi SHL32024 1965 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ Stereo re-release of HL12024. Name written on cover and label. Light ring wear and small seam split.
1056728 Takin' My Time Charlie Musselwhite Arhoolie 1056 1974 33 1/3 12 Blues NM NM
ST11450565 Leave The Blues To Us Charlie Musselwhite Capitol ST11450 1975 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ Writing on front cover.
CR5102329 Louisiana Fog Charlie Musselwhite Cherry Red CR5102 1968 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG White label DJ release of this 1968 album by one of Blues' greatest performers. Jacket is worn, but the vinyl itself looks like it's never been played!!! Don't miss this one.
STT1024759 Chicago Anthology Archive Series - Vol. III Charlie Musselwhite, Barry Goldberg, Harvy Mandel Together ST-T-1024 1970 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+
LPM1236984 Stringin' Along With Chet Atkins Chet Atkins RCA Victor LPM1236 1961 33 1/3 12 Blues, Country VG+ VG
AM1009864 Blues Cruise Denny Freeman Amazing Records AM-1009 1986 33 1/3 12 Blues, Pop NM NA Cover missing, but vinyl is in near mint/mint condition.
VSD79213547 Southbound Doc Watson Vanguard VSD79213 1966 33 1/3 12 Blues, Country VG+ VG+
ANLP28801219 RX For The Blues Dr. Dave Curtis & The House Call AANCO Records ANLP28801 1988 33 1/3 12 Blues, Unusual NM VG+
MR5310343 Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson Sings The Blues Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson Muse MR5310 1982 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+
R2615675 The Chief Eddy Clearwater Rooster Blues R2615 1980 33 1/3 12 Blues NM NM Still sealed.
FT3023215 The James Cotton Blues Band James Cotton Verve FT3023 1967 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG+
RLP393953 Jim Robinson Plays Spirituals And Blues Jim Robinson Riverside RLP393 1961 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG+ New Orleans: The Living Legends series. White label promo - someone has inked-out the words "Promotion Copy" on the cover and label. Small area of sticker residue on front.
LPM1640811 Train Whistle Blues Jimmie Rodgers RCA Victor LPM1640 1957 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG+ Jacket has scuffing, small seam split and address stamped on back. Vinyl has scuffing.
FF502605 Nobody But You John Hammond Flying Fish FF502 1987 33 1/3 12 Blues NM NM
ED129246 Spoonful John Hammond Edsel ED129 1984 33 1/3 12 Blues, Import NM NM Import from England.
KC31318302 I'm Satisfied John Hammond Columbia KC31318 1972 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG+ Ring wear.
VSD79380437 Solo John Hammond Vanguard VSD79380 1976 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ G Promotional release. Ring wear, scuffing and writing on front of album.
VSD2148376 John Hammond John Hammond Vanguard VSD2148 1964 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG+ Ring wear, with light moisture damage on back of jacket.
VSD2148544 John Hammond John Hammond Vanguard VSD2148 1968 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG Re-release of 1964 album. Ring wear and seam split.
VSD79424472 Hot Tracks John Hammond and The Nighthawks Vanguard VSD79424 1979 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG Promotional release. Ring wear and scuffing.
ABC166749 The Josh White Stories - Vol. II Josh White ABC-Paramount ABC166 1958 33 1/3 12 Blues VG+ VG+ Includes two songs with daughter, Beverly.
AL4711129 The Earthshaker Koko Taylor Alligator AL4711 1978 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ Biography: "Veteran blues singer and reigning queen of Chicago Blues, Koko Taylor has an earthshakingly powerful voice that can swoop from a raspy low groan to gritty, paint-peeling high notes with amazing power. She has often been paired with powerful and distinctive guitar players such as Buddy Guy and Lonnie Brooks over the years, but her hard-rocking, visceral style is more than a match for any artist whom she shares the stage or recording studio with. Born in Memphis, Tenn., Taylor moved to Chicago at age 18 and eventually fell in with songwriter extrodinaire Willie Dixon, who became her mentor of sorts. Her 1966 recording of his "Wang Dang Doodle" was the last charting song for Chess Records. She has recorded steadily over the years, most consistently for Alligator Records. Live, she is an arresting presence, stalking the stage in sequined dresses sporting a mouth full of gleaming gold caps." Includes "Wang Dang Doodle."
AL4711327 The Earthshaker Koko Taylor Alligator AL4711 1978 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ Biography: "Veteran blues singer and reigning queen of Chicago Blues, Koko Taylor has an earthshakingly powerful voice that can swoop from a raspy low groan to gritty, paint-peeling high notes with amazing power. She has often been paired with powerful and distinctive guitar players such as Buddy Guy and Lonnie Brooks over the years, but her hard-rocking, visceral style is more than a match for any artist whom she shares the stage or recording studio with. Born in Memphis, Tenn., Taylor moved to Chicago at age 18 and eventually fell in with songwriter extrodinaire Willie Dixon, who became her mentor of sorts. Her 1966 recording of his "Wang Dang Doodle" was the last charting song for Chess Records. She has recorded steadily over the years, most consistently for Alligator Records. Live, she is an arresting presence, stalking the stage in sequined dresses sporting a mouth full of gleaming gold caps." Includes "Wang Dang Doodle." Cover has torn corner.
AL4740463 Queen Of The Blues Koko Taylor Alligator AL4740 1985 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ Very light ring wear on jacket.
AL4724141 From The Heart Of A Woman Koko Taylor Alligator AL4724 1981 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ Bent corner.
MPS8518617 Blues 'N Soul Little Milton Stax MPS8518 1981 33 1/3 12 Blues, Soul NM NM
CH9112312 His Greatest Sides Little Milton Chess Records CH9112 1984 33 1/3 12 Blues, Soul NM NM "Little Milton is one of the most versatile and underappreciated of the bluesmen who migrated from Mississippi to Chicago. He is also one of the blues' best performers who aided in the music's evolution from rough-and-ready jump bands tunes to the more elegant, though no less urgent, soul-blues sound." Still covered with shrink wrap but opened.
MK3064116 The Blues Margie Anderson Spin-O-Rama MK3064 1957 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ Ring wear.
FF395564 My Kinda Place Paul Geremia Flying Fish FF395 1986 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ Since his recording debut in 1968, Paul Geremia has been one of the best white acoustic bluesmen working, for his expressive singing as well as his dexterous playing. A native of Rhode Island, he originally came to blues by way of the 1960s folk boom, but unlike a lot of other players on that scene, he never went electric. Corner cut and light ring wear.
LSP2673885 Mr. Soul Sam Cooke RCA Victor LSP2673 1963 33 1/3 12 Blues, Soul VG G Surface noise but does not overpower the music. Jacket has ring wear and scuffing - name written on back.
MPS8544891 Jammed Together Steve Cropper, Albert King, Pop Staples Stax MPS8544 1978 33 1/3 12 Blues NM NM
SD33290585 But Anyhow, Teegarden & Van Winkle Atco SD33-290 1969 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ White label promo. Monaural.
ZAS2451609 Look At That, Look At That The Fabulous Thunderbirds CBS Associated ZAS2451 1986 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ 12" single, demonstration release.
ZAS2735852 Stand Back The Fabulous Thunderbirds CBS Associated ZAS2735 1987 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ 12" single, demonstration release.
SDR206755 Hometown Skiffle - Early Folk Blues Vol. 2 Various Saydisc SDR206 1970 33 1/3 12 Blues, Compilation NM VG+ Matchbox Blues Series.
SM3950618 The Blues Vol. 4 Various Joker SM3950 1982 33 1/3 12 Blues, Import NM NM Import from Italy. Soloists In Performance Series. Includes artists Lester Young, Count Basie, Coleman Hawkins, Nat King Cole, Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Errol Garner, Jack Teagarden, Louis Armstrong and many others.
AL103791 Genuine Houserockin' Music III Various Artists Alligator AL103 1988 33 1/3 12 Blues, Compilation NM VG+ Artists include Elvin Bishop, Katie Webster, The Paladins, AC Reed, Roy Buchanan, Lonnie Brooks, Kenny Neal, Little Charlie and the Nighcats, The Kinsey Report, Maurice John Vaughn, Tinsley Ellis and The Siegel-Schwall Band. Large corner cut on jacket, light ring wear.
7420302 Bluesmaster Z.Z. Hill Malaco 7420 1984 33 1/3 12 Blues NM VG+ Texas-born singer Z.Z. Hill managed to resuscitate both his own semi-flagging career and the entire genre at large when he signed on at Jackson, Mississippi's Malaco Records in 1980 and began growling his way through some of the most uncompromising blues to be unleashed on black radio stations in many a moon. His impressive 1982 Malaco album Down Home Blues remained on Billboard's soul album charts for nearly two years, an extraordinary run for such a blatantly bluesy LP. His songs "Down Home Blues" and "Somebody Else Is Steppin' In" have graduated into the ranks of legitimate blues standards (and there haven't been many of those come along over the last couple of decades). From 1980 until 1984, when he died suddenly of a heart attack, Z.Z. bravely led a personal back-to-the-blues campaign that doubtless helped to fuel the current contemporary blues boom.
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