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Paul Stookey / Paul and (of Peter, Paul & Mary) .C.1971. VTG original. Solo Debut. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside with some rub wear, EX/XF inside. The folk group Peter, Paul & Mary took their shots at going it alone. This is Paul Stookey's first effort to that end. It was one third of the album group that released around the same time, one for each member of their very successful folk trio from the 60s.Stereo. Warner Bros. Records ID= WS-1912
The Guess Who / Artificial Paradise. C.1973. VTG original Master Release. Vinyl is NM. Cover is Fair/Good, a bit rough, unique design made to mimic a sweepstakes mailer. Two parts, out jacket looks like a manila paper envelope and the inner jacket is cardboard with printed fake news articles and other stuff. And there is a folded printed insert with fake sweepstakes nonsense on one side and a list of song lyrics on the other side. Plus original paper sleeve for the LP. Ten tracks of rock ''n' roll fun for all from the Canadians. Stereo.RCA Records ID= LSP-4830
The Doobie Brothers / Toulouse Street. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is XF. Gatefold cover is Fair outside with edge seams split, Good inside with brothel picture and album info printed. Printed promo sleeve is fair. The 'southern rock' band's second album, it reached #21 on the US Billboard 200. Hit singles included: “Listen To The Music”, “Toulouse Street”, “Jesus Is Just Alright” and “Rockin' Down The Highway”. This was a breakout album for them. Cover photo and centerfold photo were taken in an old brothel on Toulouse Street in New Orleans. The Doobie Brothers played for over five decades. Stereo. Warner Bros. Records ID= BS 2534
Seals and Crofts / Down Home. C.1970. VTG original. Vinyl is VG/EX with some minor scratches. It test played without issues, end to end. Cover is VG/EX, clean. Soft rock of the era. 70s singers & song writer team. All original songs by them, 12 (twelve) on this album, vocals in all. Jim Seals and Dash Crofts, the duo from Texas, worked together for many years both before and after their best known endeavor as “Seals and Crofts” which lasted for 12 years, 1969-1981. They achieved a multitude of hit songs as a duo including “Summer Breeze” and “Diamond Girl”, unfortunately not included on this album. This is probably their lest known album, but still of significant historical value. Stereo. T-A Records ID= TA 5004
The Guess Who / Artificial Paradise. C.1973. VTG original Master Release. Vinyl is NM. Cover is Fair/Good, a bit rough, unique design made to mimic a sweepstakes mailer. Two parts, out jacket looks like a manila paper envelope and the inner jacket is cardboard with printed fake news articles and other stuff. And there is a folded printed insert with fake sweepstakes nonsense on one side and a list of song lyrics on the other side. Plus original paper sleeve for the LP. Ten tracks of rock ''n' roll fun for all from the Canadians. Stereo.RCA Records ID= LSP-4830
The Doobie Brothers / Toulouse Street. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is XF. Gatefold cover is Fair outside with edge seams split, Good inside with brothel picture and album info printed. Printed promo sleeve is fair. The 'southern rock' band's second album, it reached #21 on the US Billboard 200. Hit singles included: “Listen To The Music”, “Toulouse Street”, “Jesus Is Just Alright” and “Rockin' Down The Highway”. This was a breakout album for them. Cover photo and centerfold photo were taken in an old brothel on Toulouse Street in New Orleans. The Doobie Brothers played for over five decades. Stereo. Warner Bros. Records ID= BS 2534
Cher / Cher – Debut Solo Album. C.1971. Vinyl is EX/XF, has minor scratches visible. Test played good start to finish. Cover is G/VG, some rub wear, coming unglued at top seam. Promo printed sleeve is Good. Although Cher had been making albums for some time with her then husband Sonny Bono, this was her first solo attempt. It produced two hit singles, “Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves” and “The Way of Love”. The album was soon re-released with a new name, “Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves” so this album was short lived on it's own merit. Stereo. MCA Records ID= KS 3649
Chick Berry / \Chuck Berry's Golden Decade Vol.2 . C.1972at's Album (4 sides). VTG original. Both vinyls are NM. Gatefold cover is visually VG outside & VG/EX inside, but top right corner is clipped cleanly. This covers many of his hit songs from 1955 thru 1966, and that's a bunch. Chuck Berry was one on the most prolific rock 'n' roll artists of all time. This compilation includes 24 of the greatest (see song list in pictures). This is the original cover art, the re-releases are different. Stereo. Chess Records ID= 2 CH 60023
Journey / Infinity. C.1978. TRIPLE Platinum RIAA. Vinyl is NM. Cover is EX+ with only minimal circular rub wear. Custom printed paper sleeve is G/VG with song lyrics and album info on it. They have more albums and awards than can be counted. When an album goes triple platinum and it's just one of many that did so. . . well I guess that says it all. Stereo. Columbia Records ID= AL 34912
Carole King / Tapestry. C.1971. VTG original. Vinyl is VG/EX. Test played start to finish with no issues. Gatefold cover is Fair/GOOD outside, rub wear & has a split edge seam at top, inside is VG/EX w/minor circling wear. Plain paper sleeve. Back cover has song lyrics of all songs. Carol eThis album was #1 on the US Billboard 200 for 15 (fifteen) consecutive weeks AND remained on the US Billboard 200 for 318 weeks (yes 318 weeks, that's not a misprint) weeks. Tapestry received the following awards: “Album of the Year”, female, “best pop vocal performance of the year”, “record 'hit single' of the year” for “It's Too Late” and “song of the year” for “You've Got A Friend”. The album was certified 14 times (fourteen X) platinum in the United States alone. Carole King is one of the most prolific song writer/singers of the era. She also wrote many songs that were hits for other singers. This is a “must have” for your collection. Stereo. A&M Records ID= SP 77009
“discwasher“ Record Cleaning System. Premium vinyl record cleaning kit in pristine condition. Originally included cleaning fluid (probably Isopropyl alcohol), a premium soft fiber record surface cleaning tool with hardwood handle and a small soft brush. Fluid applicator bottle and brush fit inside the hardwood handle for storage. NOT a plastic P.O.S. like things are made today, this is a real class act. Includes original box. Bottle with applicator is empty but can be refilled. This is a 'top of the line' cleaner with a hand written price tag (no bar code) from C.1975 that reads $14.95, that would be over $91 today according to usinflationcalculator.com. YOU DESERVE THIS!
Alabama / My Home's In Alabama. C.1980. Vinyl is NM, cover is VG. The groups fourth album, but the one that really got them recognized and started them on a run of hits. It reached #3 on the Country Albums chart. And the title song hit #17 on the Billboard County Music Singles chart. Two other songs on this album became #1 hit singles, “Tennessee River” and “Why Lady Why”. They went on to become one of the most successful country groups ever.. Rated RIAA Double Platinum. Stereo. RCA Records ID= AHL1-3644
Dean Martin / Somewhere There's A Someone. C.1966. Vinyl is EX/XF, has some minor scratches and scuffs. Plays OK. It's in the wrong cover and sleeve, but it's covered OK. Includes old favorites like “I walk The Line”, “Second Hand Rose”, “I'm So Lonesome” and more. Easy listening from Dean the crooner. Stereo. Reprise Records ID= RS 6201
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band / 'LIVE' Bullet. C.1976. Double Album (4 sides) VTG original. Vinyls are both NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX on outside, EX/XF on inside. Original translucent vinyl sleeves are GOOD. Recorded “Live' at Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, September 4th & 5th 1975. Two full albums of rock & roll live action music, on stage. WOW! Stereo. Capitol Records ID= SKBB-11523
“discwasher“ Record Cleaning System. Premium vinyl record cleaning kit in pristine condition. Originally included cleaning fluid (probably Isopropyl alcohol), a premium soft fiber record surface cleaning tool with hardwood handle and a small soft brush. Fluid applicator bottle and brush fit inside the hardwood handle for storage. NOT a plastic P.O.S. like things are made today, this is a real class act. Includes original box. Bottle with applicator is empty but can be refilled. This is a 'top of the line' cleaner with a hand written price tag (no bar code) from C.1975 that reads $14.95, that would be over $91 today according to usinflationcalculator.com. YOU DESERVE THIS!
Johnny Cash / This Is Johnny Cash. C.1969. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is opened but still in the cellophane, EX/XF condition. Original paper sleeve is G/VG. This is essentially in “near new” condition. A compilation of his biggest hit singles to date (1969). See the song list copy in the pictures for details. Produced by “Harmony Records”, a division of Columbia Records, that did specially selected artists compilations using exclusive pressing techniques. Columbia/Harmony Records ID= HS 11342
Neil Diamond / Love Songs. C.1981. VTG original. Vinyl is NM, cover is EX/XF in appearance. Original paper sleeve is GOOD. This is just one of the more than 51 (fifty-one) million albums Neil Diamond has sold in the US. 130 (one Hundred-thirty) million world wide. One of the top 25 (twenty-five) best selling artists in the world. This album is a compilation of popular love songs from his extensive repertoire between '72 & '81. His timeless albums/singles continue to sell yet today. MCA Records ID= MCA-5239
(1of2) Bob Dylan / Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits II. C.1971 Double Album (4 sides), VTG original MASTER (1st) release. All 4 sides are XF. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside with circular rub wear, inside is VG/EX. Paper sleeves are original G. A compilation of 22 (twenty-two) hits from '62 to '71 including “Lay Lady Lay”, “If Not For You” and more. Album charted on the US Billboard 200 in 1971. This is NOT identical to item #114, (different ID#). Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KG 31120
The Moody Blues / Seventh Sojourn. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside apperance, split at top & bottom pocket seams. Autographed by disc jockey of the day “Peter Jay” at top left corner front. Cover inside is VG/EX with sketched portraits of band members. Custom printed paper sleeve song lyrics one side and 25 small photos on the other side. The album charted #1 on the US Billboard Top 200 for five weeks in '72 and eventually reached RIAA Gold status. This was their eighth studio album LP and another best seller. Stereo. Threshold Records ID= THS 7
FREE / FREE LIVE! C.1971. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is VG/EX with original crispy white paper sleeve in VG. Cover is made to resemble an envelope with a tab-lock closer. Which is in amazing condition considering age. The album made the US Billboard Top 200 in 1971 and produced 4 (four) hit singles, “All Right Now”, “My Brother Jake”, “Little Bit Of Love” and “Wishing Well”. Plus more great original songs by them. This album was popular enough to get re-released in 2002. Both versions continue to be very popular today. All but impossible to find a vintage original in such good condition. Here's your chance! Stereo. A&M Records ID= SP 4306
Neil Diamond / Hot August Night. C.1972. VTG original, Double Album (4 sides). All 4 vinyl sides are NM. Gatefold cover is EX+outside and XF inside. Original paper sleeves GOOD. Another hot album from one of the all time greats. Reached #5 on the US Billboard 200 chart and made RIAA Double Platinum sales. Includes 22 (twenty-two) songs recorded live at his August of '72. concert in Los Angeles. Song list is on back cover. Another tribute to his seemingly endless talent. Stereo MCA Records ID= MCA 2-8000 CKR 121. Diana ross and the Supremes / Greatest Hits. C.1967 Double Album. Both vinyl are NM. Gatefold cover is VG+ outside, XF inside. Paper promo printed sleeves are GOOD. 20 of their greatest hits, all on one LP. Includes “Where Did Our Love go”, “Baby Love”, Stop! In The Name Of Love”, “You Keep Me Hangin' On” and all the rest. The Motown Sound the way you love it. Stereo. Motown Records ID= MOTOWN 2.663
Dean Martin / Somewhere There's A Someone. C.1966. Vinyl is EX/XF, has some minor scratches and scuffs. Plays OK. It's in the wrong cover and sleeve, but it's covered OK. Includes old favorites like “I walk The Line”, “Second Hand Rose”, “I'm So Lonesome” and more. Easy listening from Dean the crooner. Stereo. Reprise Records ID= RS 6201
The Doobie Brothers / Toulouse Street. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is XF. Gatefold cover is Fair outside with edge seams split, Good inside with brothel picture and album info printed. Printed promo sleeve is fair. The 'southern rock' band's second album, it reached #21 on the US Billboard 200. Hit singles included: “Listen To The Music”, “Toulouse Street”, “Jesus Is Just Alright” and “Rockin' Down The Highway”. This was a breakout album for them. Cover photo and centerfold photo were taken in an old brothel on Toulouse Street in New Orleans. The Doobie Brothers played for over five decades. Stereo. Warner Bros. Records ID= BS 2534
Paul Stookey / Paul and (of Peter, Paul & Mary) .C.1971. VTG original. Solo Debut. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside with some rub wear, EX/XF inside. The folk group Peter, Paul & Mary took their shots at going it alone. This is Paul Stookey's first effort to that end. It was one third of the album group that released around the same time, one for each member of their very successful folk trio from the 60s.Stereo. Warner Bros. Records ID= WS-1912
Diana Ross and the Supremes / Greatest Hits. C.1967 Double Album. Both vinyl are NM. Gatefold cover is VG+ outside, XF inside. Paper promo printed sleeves are GOOD. 20 of their greatest hits, all on one LP. Includes “Where Did Our Love go”, “Baby Love”, Stop! In The Name Of Love”, “You Keep Me Hangin' On” and all the rest. The Motown Sound the way you love it. Stereo. Motown Records ID= MOTOWN 2.663
Simon & Garfunkel / Sounds of Silence. C.1965. VTG original.(Copyright 1965 by Eclectic Music Co.) Vinyl is NM. Cover is POOR/FAIR, it's had a hard life, split seams at top and bottom, other damage, but print is still legible. Paper sleeve is OK. This is one of the all time greatest albums by the duo. Some of these songs still get play today! Such as, “I Am A rock”, “The Sounds Of Silence” and “We've Got A Groovey Thing Goin' ”. NOTE that “Groovy” is misspelled as “Groovey” in the song title :-) on the cover AND the record label. Did anybody else catch that? It's recorded & pressed in what Columbia called “360 Sound” which was playing on the then popular & hot “quadraphonic sound” scheme of the day which eventually became “surround sound” as we know it today. Pretty cool! This is a peculiar version not listed on discogs.com . It also has different matrix numbers stamped in the dead wax. Side 1: XSM112380 1C Side 2: XSM112381 1AJ also not listed on discogs.com . VERY ODD! So this is an unusual issue with the title “Sounds of Silence” in green lettering and the 1965 copyright for Eclectic Music where most issues have blue title lettering and 1966 copyrights. The only other issue listed with a 1965 copyright is from Columbia with an ID# of PC 9269 instead of CS 9269. Again, VERY ODD! So this must be a very RARE version and highly collectible! Stereo. Columbia ID= CS 9269
Blue Oyster Cult / Tyranny And Mutation. C.1973. VTG original. Vinyl is NM, cover is GOOD with minimal surface rubbing, but the bottom seam unglued. Custom printed sleeve is G/VG. This was the 'heavy metal' bands second album. It receive mixed reviews and made to the US Billboard 200. It's LOUD, it's rowdy and it continues to sell today in re-release form. But you want the original! Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KC 32017
(1of2) Bob Dylan / Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits II. C.1971 Double Album (4 sides), VTG original MASTER (1st) release. All 4 sides are XF. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside with circular rub wear, inside is VG/EX. Paper sleeves are original G. A compilation of 22 (twenty-two) hits from '62 to '71 including “Lay Lady Lay”, “If Not For You” and more. Album charted on the US Billboard 200 in 1971. This is NOT identical to item #114, (different ID#). Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KG 31120
Led Zeppelin / Led Zeppelin III. C.1970. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is VG outside and EX/XF inside. Rotating picture disc (Volvelle) front cover works great. A Very well cared for album over all. The album reached #1 on the US Billboard 200 in 1970. And eventually was RIAA certified 6X Platinum, (6,000,000+ sold) in the US. You can't argue with success. Stereo. Atlantic Records ID= SD 7201
Humble Pie / Performance – Rockin' The Fillmore. C.1971. VTG original. Double Album (4 sides). Both vinyl are NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside with circle rub wear, unique inside is VG/EX with round view ports to view record labels. Sleeve have veiw ports too. More Humble Pie than you knew existed. Two full albums of slammin' 'n' jammin' rock 'n' roll. Stereo. A&M Records ID= SP-3506
Blue Oyster Cult / On Your Feet Or On Your Knees – Double Album (4 sides) Limited Gatefold. C.1975. VTG original. Almost like new. Vinyl are both NM. Gatefold cover is XF inside and out. Custom photo printed sleeves are XF. The only thing missing is the cellophane wrapper. What a gem! The band's 4th album, it reached #22 on the US Billboard 200 AND RIAA Gold status. Also their first 'live' album compilation cherry picked from various concerts, 12 of their most popular songs in all. Maybe their best album ever. Crank it up! Stereo. CBS Records ID= PG 33371
Paul Stookey / Paul and (of Peter, Paul & Mary) .C.1971. VTG original. Solo Debut. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside with some rub wear, EX/XF inside. The folk group Peter, Paul & Mary took their shots at going it alone. This is Paul Stookey's first effort to that end. It was one third of the album group that released around the same time, one for each member of their very successful folk trio from the 60s.Stereo. Warner Bros. Records ID= WS-1912
Steve Miller Band / The Joker. C.1973. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG appearance with some circular rub wear, clean inside VG/EX. Original paper sleeve. A combination of live and studio recordings and more rock-blues than their older style of psych-rock. It reached #2 on the Billboard 200 chart in '73 and RIAA Platinum in the US. And the album title track “The Joker” became a hit single. Stereo. Capitol Records ID= SMAS 11235
The Guess Who / Sown & Grown in Canada. V.1970. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is G/VG. Original sleeve G. Their second compilation album, they made several albums before, but not as combinations. All the hits that never were hits. Ten great tracks that just didn't go anywhere for them. Still a great album, no matter. Hand etched matrix numbers are, side a: WDS 691-A , side b: WDS 691-b. This most certainly would be a first pressing number. Label on front says “Stereo-Monic” whatever that means. Wand Records ID= WDS 691
Blue Oyster Cult / On Your Feet Or On Your Knees – Double Album (4 sides) Limited Gatefold. C.1975. VTG original. Almost like new. Vinyl are both NM. Gatefold cover is XF inside and out. Custom photo printed sleeves are XF. The only thing missing is the cellophane wrapper. What a gem! The band's 4th album, it reached #22 on the US Billboard 200 AND RIAA Gold status. Also their first 'live' album compilation cherry picked from various concerts, 12 of their most popular songs in all. Maybe their best album ever. Crank it up! Stereo. CBS Records ID= PG 33371
Elton John / Tumbleweed Connection. C.1970. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG inside and out. 12 page booklet is XF/NM. Original paper sleeve missing, substituted for protection. One of the all time great albums for Elton John. Reached #5 on the US Billboard 200 shortly after released. Eventually made it to RIAA Platinum by 1998. It's also included on Rolling Stone's “500 greatest albums of all time” list. Includes a 12 page full size booklet printed in gray scale/black & white on parchment type paper. Booklet has song lyrics, commentary, photos and artwork. Amazing how an album that went platinum is so hard to find available in such fine condition. A fine addition to your collection. Stereo. Uni Records ID= 73096
“discwasher“ Record Cleaning System. Premium vinyl record cleaning kit in pristine condition. Originally included cleaning fluid (probably Isopropyl alcohol), a premium soft fiber record surface cleaning tool with hardwood handle and a small soft brush. Fluid applicator bottle and brush fit inside the hardwood handle for storage. NOT a plastic P.O.S. like things are made today, this is a real class act. Includes original box. Bottle with applicator is empty but can be refilled. This is a 'top of the line' cleaner with a hand written price tag (no bar code) from C.1975 that reads $14.95, that would be over $91 today according to usinflationcalculator.com. YOU DESERVE THIS!
Jim & Ingrid Croce / Another Day, Another Town. C.1974. VTG original/re-release. Vinyl is NM. Cover is VG/EX. Originally released in 1969, it was simply titled “Jim & Ingrid Croce”, with Jim Croce accompanied by his wife Ingrid (singer/author) adding background vocals. These were early works that are of historical interest to collectors while not widely known. They come from before his breakthrough hit album in 1972, “You Don't Mess Around With Jim”. This re-release came after his death in a plane crash in September of 1973, with “Another Day, Another Town” added to the title. It highlights the style changes he made that brought him into the limelight in 1972. stereo. Pickwick Int. ID= SPC-3332
The Moody Blues / Every Good Boy Deserves Favour. C.1971. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is EX/XF inside and out and the custom printed sleeve with lyrics is also EX/XF, a very well cared for album. The album peaked at #2 on the US Billboard 200 and RIAA Gold status in the US. Produced one hit single, “The Story Of Your Eyes” The Moody Blues continued popularity is still there today. Stereo. Threshold Records ID= THS 5 CKR 108. The Moody Blues / Long Distance Voyager. C.1981. VTG original. And still going strong. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is EX/XF. Generic sleeve is G. They have continued to reinvent themselves time and again. This album charted #1 in the US and produced these hit songs “Gemini Dream”, “The Voice” and “Talking Out Of Turn”. It was their 10th album. Stereo. Threshold Records ID= TRL-1-2901
Paul Simon / Paul Simon. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is NM, cover is EX/XF as is the custom printed cardboard sleeve with printed lyrics. His first solo album after splitting with former signing partner Art Garfunkel. It reached #4 on the Billboard 200 and achieved RIAA Platinum status. The album produced three hit singles, “Mother And Child Reunion”, “Duncan” and “Me and Julio down by the School Yard”. Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KC 30750
The Moody Blues / Seventh Sojourn. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside apperance, split at top & bottom pocket seams. Autographed by disc jockey of the day “Peter Jay” at top left corner front. Cover inside is VG/EX with sketched portraits of band members. Custom printed paper sleeve song lyrics one side and 25 small photos on the other side. The album charted #1 on the US Billboard Top 200 for five weeks in '72 and eventually reached RIAA Gold status. This was their eighth studio album LP and another best seller. Stereo. Threshold Records ID= THS 7
The Guess Who / Artificial Paradise. C.1973. VTG original Master Release. Vinyl is NM. Cover is Fair/Good, a bit rough, unique design made to mimic a sweepstakes mailer. Two parts, out jacket looks like a manila paper envelope and the inner jacket is cardboard with printed fake news articles and other stuff. And there is a folded printed insert with fake sweepstakes nonsense on one side and a list of song lyrics on the other side. Plus original paper sleeve for the LP. Ten tracks of rock ''n' roll fun for all from the Canadians. Stereo.RCA Records ID= LSP-4830
(1of2) Bob Dylan / Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits II. C.1971 Double Album (4 sides), VTG original MASTER (1st) release. All 4 sides are XF. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside with circular rub wear, inside is VG/EX. Paper sleeves are original G. A compilation of 22 (twenty-two) hits from '62 to '71 including “Lay Lady Lay”, “If Not For You” and more. Album charted on the US Billboard 200 in 1971. This is NOT identical to item #114, (different ID#). Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KG 31120
Linda Ronstadt / Hasten Down The Wind. C.1976. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX outside, EX/XF inside. Custom printed sleeve is Good+, has printed album info and song lyrics. Her third album to go platinum, Hasten Down the Wind spent several weeks in the top three of the Billboard album charts. It was also the second of four number 1 Country albums for her. Featuring two hit singles, “That'll Be The Day” and “Crazy”. Plus title song “Hasten Down The Wind”, “Tattler” and more. Censors had a fit over the cover art, but it went on sale anyway! Hand etched matrix numbers side one: 7E-1072 A-8 PRC-1 , side two: 7E-1072 B-8 PRC . Stereo. Asylum Records ID= 7E-1072
The Moody Blues / To Our Childrens Childrens Children. C.1969. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is G/VG+. Cover is a single slot flat style with translucent plastic sleeve instead of the gatefold listed for most versions. That's unique! Their fifth album. Features the hit single “Watching And Waiting” and also “Higher And Higher”, “Eyes Of A Child” and more. Hand etched matrix number only on side 1: ZAL 9281-3 plus (TP)CP684 half way around. None on side 2. Curious? Label matrix number: XZAL 9281P 72 . No info found for this matrix. Stereo. Threshold/London Records ID=THS1
(1of2) Bob Dylan / Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits II. C.1971 Double Album (4 sides), VTG original MASTER (1st) release. All 4 sides are XF. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside with circular rub wear, inside is VG/EX. Paper sleeves are original G. A compilation of 22 (twenty-two) hits from '62 to '71 including “Lay Lady Lay”, “If Not For You” and more. Album charted on the US Billboard 200 in 1971. This is NOT identical to item #114, (different ID#). Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KG 31120
Paper Inner Sleeve, Album Protector. This is for Collectors, it is NOT a music album – this is in EX condition. If you are missing the paper sleeve for a collectible RCA Victor produced vinyl album, here is your replacement. OR, frame it and hang it on the wall. This very nice, clean, unspoiled example is what you need. It is most likely from the 50s or maybe early 60s, we are not sure. Size = about 12-1/8”x12-1/8”. ID#= 21-113-1 pt. 10 Rev. 1
The Beatles / 1967-1970. C.1976 (second US pressing by Capitol). VTG original Double Album Collection of their greatest hits, 28 (twenty-eight) songs in all (see song list in photos). Vinyl (both) in NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX on the outside, EX/XF inside. Custom printed sleeves with song lyrics & info are both EX/XF. There were multiple releases & pressings of this album starting in 1973 with the most recent, a remix, in 2023 (50th anniversary release), at least 8 (eight) releases/pressings in all. This testifies to the popularity of their works with the first & second pressing having the same song lists. First US & UK issues/pressings were by Apple Records in 1973 which hit #1 on the US Billboard Top 200 album chart. Variations in song lists were according to date & release country. This original layout may be the preferred US/UK version depending on who's opinion you go with. It is absolutely of highly collectible historical value. Note the front and back cover photos are “now” & “then” taken by the same photographer in the same location at different times. Also, all four Beatles appear in the inside photo, but you have to really look for them. A fine addition to your collection. Stereo. Capitol Records ID= SKBO 3404
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young / 4 Way Street. - Double Album (4 sides). C.-1971. VTG original. Vinyl 2x are XF condition, not perfect but only very slight blemishes. Gatefold cover is VG/EX outside with only circular rub marks, inside is EX/XF photo fold. This was the quartet's second and final album as a foursome. It reached #1 on the US Billboard 200 that year and achieved Gold record status. It contains multiple hit singles including: “Teach Your Children”, “Don't Let It Bring You Down”, “Love The One You're With”, “Carry On”, “Southern Man” and more. A genuine milestone album that every 70s collector should have. Stereo. Atlantic Records ID= SD 2-902
Steve Miller Band / The Joker. C.1973. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG appearance with some circular rub wear, clean inside VG/EX. Original paper sleeve. A combination of live and studio recordings and more rock-blues than their older style of psych-rock. It reached #2 on the Billboard 200 chart in '73 and RIAA Platinum in the US. And the album title track “The Joker” became a hit single. Stereo. Capitol Records ID= SMAS 11235
(2of2) Bob Dylan / Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits II. C.1985 Double Album (4 sides), VTG RE-issue (2nd release) virtually identical to 1st release (item #113) except for ID# & condition. All 4 sides of vinyl are NM. Gatefold cover is GOOD, seams split at bottom. Paper sleeves missing. A compilation of 22 (twenty-two) hits from '62 to '71 including “Lay Lady Lay”, “If Not For You” and more. Album charted on the US Billboard 200 in 1971. This is NOT identical to item #113. Stereo. Columbia Records ID= PG 31120
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young / 4 Way Street. - Double Album (4 sides). C.-1971. VTG original. Vinyl 2x are XF condition, not perfect but only very slight blemishes. Gatefold cover is VG/EX outside with only circular rub marks, inside is EX/XF photo fold. This was the quartet's second and final album as a foursome. It reached #1 on the US Billboard 200 that year and achieved Gold record status. It contains multiple hit singles including: “Teach Your Children”, “Don't Let It Bring You Down”, “Love The One You're With”, “Carry On”, “Southern Man” and more. A genuine milestone album that every 70s collector should have. Stereo. Atlantic Records ID= SD 2-902
Blue Oyster Cult / Tyranny And Mutation. C.1973. VTG original. Vinyl is NM, cover is GOOD with minimal surface rubbing, but the bottom seam unglued. Custom printed sleeve is G/VG. This was the 'heavy metal' bands second album. It receive mixed reviews and made to the US Billboard 200. It's LOUD, it's rowdy and it continues to sell today in re-release form. But you want the original! Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KC 32017
Iron Butterfly / Live. C.1970. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is F/G with some rub wear. Original paper Promo sleeve appears GOOD, split at bottom. Hard Rock the way it was meant to be! Side TWO is a single thunderous track, “In A-Gadda-Da-Vida”, 19 (nineteen) minutes long. WOW! The last album to be recorded with the longstanding quartet of Brann, Bushy, Dorman, and Ingle. Made it to #20 on the Billboard Album chart. Stereo. ATCO Records ID= SD 33-318
FREE / FREE LIVE! C.1971. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is VG/EX with original crispy white paper sleeve in VG. Cover is made to resemble an envelope with a tab-lock closer. Which is in amazing condition considering age. The album made the US Billboard Top 200 in 1971 and produced 4 (four) hit singles, “All Right Now”, “My Brother Jake”, “Little Bit Of Love” and “Wishing Well”. Plus more great original songs by them. This album was popular enough to get re-released in 2002. Both versions continue to be very popular today. All but impossible to find a vintage original in such good condition. Here's your chance! Stereo. A&M Records ID= SP 4306
Led Zeppelin / Led Zeppelin III. C.1970. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is VG outside and EX/XF inside. Rotating picture disc (Volvelle) front cover works great. A Very well cared for album over all. The album reached #1 on the US Billboard 200 in 1970. And eventually was RIAA certified 6X Platinum, (6,000,000+ sold) in the US. You can't argue with success. Stereo. Atlantic Records ID= SD 7201
The Moody Blues / Every Good Boy Deserves Favour. C.1971. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is EX/XF inside and out and the custom printed sleeve with lyrics is also EX/XF, a very well cared for album. The album peaked at #2 on the US Billboard 200 and RIAA Gold status in the US. Produced one hit single, “The Story Of Your Eyes” The Moody Blues continued popularity is still there today. Stereo. Threshold Records ID= THS 5 CKR 108. The Moody Blues / Long Distance Voyager. C.1981. VTG original. And still going strong. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is EX/XF. Generic sleeve is G. They have continued to reinvent themselves time and again. This album charted #1 in the US and produced these hit songs “Gemini Dream”, “The Voice” and “Talking Out Of Turn”. It was their 10th album. Stereo. Threshold Records ID= TRL-1-2901
Steve Miller Band / The Joker. C.1973. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG appearance with some circular rub wear, clean inside VG/EX. Original paper sleeve. A combination of live and studio recordings and more rock-blues than their older style of psych-rock. It reached #2 on the Billboard 200 chart in '73 and RIAA Platinum in the US. And the album title track “The Joker” became a hit single. Stereo. Capitol Records ID= SMAS 11235
FREE / FREE LIVE! C.1971. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is VG/EX with original crispy white paper sleeve in VG. Cover is made to resemble an envelope with a tab-lock closer. Which is in amazing condition considering age. The album made the US Billboard Top 200 in 1971 and produced 4 (four) hit singles, “All Right Now”, “My Brother Jake”, “Little Bit Of Love” and “Wishing Well”. Plus more great original songs by them. This album was popular enough to get re-released in 2002. Both versions continue to be very popular today. All but impossible to find a vintage original in such good condition. Here's your chance! Stereo. A&M Records ID= SP 4306
The Guess Who / Sown & Grown in Canada. V.1970. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is G/VG. Original sleeve G. Their second compilation album, they made several albums before, but not as combinations. All the hits that never were hits. Ten great tracks that just didn't go anywhere for them. Still a great album, no matter. Hand etched matrix numbers are, side a: WDS 691-A , side b: WDS 691-b. This most certainly would be a first pressing number. Label on front says “Stereo-Monic” whatever that means. Wand Records ID= WDS 691
Dan Fogelberg / The Innocent Age - Double Album. STERLING sound certified. C.1981. VTG original. Both vinyls are NM. Gatefold cover is EX/XF inside and out, super clean. One glued seam has let go but not damaged and can be re-glued. Six page full size insert booklet with song lyrics and album info is EX/XF. Original sleeves are VG. Seventeen great tracks. Three of Fogelberg's four 'Top 10 singles' songs are on this album: “Hard to Say”, “Same Old Lang Syne” and “Leader of the Band”. Also, Joni Mitchell, Emmylou Harris, Glenn Frey and Don Henley are prominent contributing vocalists. These albums have the coveted STERLING stamp in the matrix dead wax that assures premium quality sound. An amazingly well cared for album set. Make it yours. Stereo. CBS Records ID= BL 37395
Paul Simon / Paul Simon. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is NM, cover is EX/XF as is the custom printed cardboard sleeve with printed lyrics. His first solo album after splitting with former signing partner Art Garfunkel. It reached #4 on the Billboard 200 and achieved RIAA Platinum status. The album produced three hit singles, “Mother And Child Reunion”, “Duncan” and “Me and Julio down by the School Yard”. Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KC 30750
Bob Dylan / John Wesley Harding. C.1967. Vinyl is NM. Cover is EX+. Paper sleeve is GOOD. This album marked Dylan's return to folk music that his fans were longing for. The album charted #2 on the US Billboard Top LPs list and made RIAA Platinum status. And “All Along The Watch Tower” became a hit single. The album was named after the Texas outlaw 'John Wesley Hardin' who's name they misspelled on the album. But nobody cared about that. This turned out to be one of his greatest hit albums. Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KCS 9604
Neil Diamond / Hot August Night. C.1972. VTG original, Double Album (4 sides). All 4 vinyl sides are NM. Gatefold cover is EX+outside and XF inside. Original paper sleeves GOOD. Another hot album from one of the all time greats. Reached #5 on the US Billboard 200 chart and made RIAA Double Platinum sales. Includes 22 (twenty-two) songs recorded live at his August of '72. concert in Los Angeles. Song list is on back cover. Another tribute to his seemingly endless talent. Stereo MCA Records ID= MCA 2-8000 CKR 121. Diana ross and the Supremes / Greatest Hits. C.1967 Double Album. Both vinyl are NM. Gatefold cover is VG+ outside, XF inside. Paper promo printed sleeves are GOOD. 20 of their greatest hits, all on one LP. Includes “Where Did Our Love go”, “Baby Love”, Stop! In The Name Of Love”, “You Keep Me Hangin' On” and all the rest. The Motown Sound the way you love it. Stereo. Motown Records ID= MOTOWN 2.663
“discwasher“ Record Cleaning System. Premium vinyl record cleaning kit in pristine condition. Originally included cleaning fluid (probably Isopropyl alcohol), a premium soft fiber record surface cleaning tool with hardwood handle and a small soft brush. Fluid applicator bottle and brush fit inside the hardwood handle for storage. NOT a plastic P.O.S. like things are made today, this is a real class act. Includes original box. Bottle with applicator is empty but can be refilled. This is a 'top of the line' cleaner with a hand written price tag (no bar code) from C.1975 that reads $14.95, that would be over $91 today according to usinflationcalculator.com. YOU DESERVE THIS!
Iron Butterfly / Live. C.1970. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is F/G with some rub wear. Original paper Promo sleeve appears GOOD, split at bottom. Hard Rock the way it was meant to be! Side TWO is a single thunderous track, “In A-Gadda-Da-Vida”, 19 (nineteen) minutes long. WOW! The last album to be recorded with the longstanding quartet of Brann, Bushy, Dorman, and Ingle. Made it to #20 on the Billboard Album chart. Stereo. ATCO Records ID= SD 33-318
Frank Sinatra / Frankie and Tommy. C.1958. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is VG/EX as is the unique paper windowed sleeve. A collaboration between Frank Sinatra (old blue eyes)) and Tommy Dorsey with his band. Another of the all time great crooners with the Tommy Dorcey band put together a dozen great songs from the 40s & 50s. This can't be easy to find as an vintage original. The crooner Frank Sinatra and the big band sound of Tommy Dorcey, This can't be duplicated. RCA Victor Records ID= LPM-1569
The Beatles / 1967-1970. C.1976 (second US pressing by Capitol). VTG original Double Album Collection of their greatest hits, 28 (twenty-eight) songs in all (see song list in photos). Vinyl (both) in NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX on the outside, EX/XF inside. Custom printed sleeves with song lyrics & info are both EX/XF. There were multiple releases & pressings of this album starting in 1973 with the most recent, a remix, in 2023 (50th anniversary release), at least 8 (eight) releases/pressings in all. This testifies to the popularity of their works with the first & second pressing having the same song lists. First US & UK issues/pressings were by Apple Records in 1973 which hit #1 on the US Billboard Top 200 album chart. Variations in song lists were according to date & release country. This original layout may be the preferred US/UK version depending on who's opinion you go with. It is absolutely of highly collectible historical value. Note the front and back cover photos are “now” & “then” taken by the same photographer in the same location at different times. Also, all four Beatles appear in the inside photo, but you have to really look for them. A fine addition to your collection. Stereo. Capitol Records ID= SKBO 3404
Carole King / Tapestry. C.1971. VTG original. Vinyl is VG/EX. Test played start to finish with no issues. Gatefold cover is Fair/GOOD outside, rub wear & has a split edge seam at top, inside is VG/EX w/minor circling wear. Plain paper sleeve. Back cover has song lyrics of all songs. Carol eThis album was #1 on the US Billboard 200 for 15 (fifteen) consecutive weeks AND remained on the US Billboard 200 for 318 weeks (yes 318 weeks, that's not a misprint) weeks. Tapestry received the following awards: “Album of the Year”, female, “best pop vocal performance of the year”, “record 'hit single' of the year” for “It's Too Late” and “song of the year” for “You've Got A Friend”. The album was certified 14 times (fourteen X) platinum in the United States alone. Carole King is one of the most prolific song writer/singers of the era. She also wrote many songs that were hits for other singers. This is a “must have” for your collection. Stereo. A&M Records ID= SP 77009
Blue Oyster Cult / On Your Feet Or On Your Knees – Double Album (4 sides) Limited Gatefold. C.1975. VTG original. Almost like new. Vinyl are both NM. Gatefold cover is XF inside and out. Custom photo printed sleeves are XF. The only thing missing is the cellophane wrapper. What a gem! The band's 4th album, it reached #22 on the US Billboard 200 AND RIAA Gold status. Also their first 'live' album compilation cherry picked from various concerts, 12 of their most popular songs in all. Maybe their best album ever. Crank it up! Stereo. CBS Records ID= PG 33371
Cher / Cher – Debut Solo Album. C.1971. Vinyl is EX/XF, has minor scratches visible. Test played good start to finish. Cover is G/VG, some rub wear, coming unglued at top seam. Promo printed sleeve is Good. Although Cher had been making albums for some time with her then husband Sonny Bono, this was her first solo attempt. It produced two hit singles, “Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves” and “The Way of Love”. The album was soon re-released with a new name, “Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves” so this album was short lived on it's own merit. Stereo. MCA Records ID= KS 3649
The Beatles / 1967-1970. C.1976 (second US pressing by Capitol). VTG original Double Album Collection of their greatest hits, 28 (twenty-eight) songs in all (see song list in photos). Vinyl (both) in NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX on the outside, EX/XF inside. Custom printed sleeves with song lyrics & info are both EX/XF. There were multiple releases & pressings of this album starting in 1973 with the most recent, a remix, in 2023 (50th anniversary release), at least 8 (eight) releases/pressings in all. This testifies to the popularity of their works with the first & second pressing having the same song lists. First US & UK issues/pressings were by Apple Records in 1973 which hit #1 on the US Billboard Top 200 album chart. Variations in song lists were according to date & release country. This original layout may be the preferred US/UK version depending on who's opinion you go with. It is absolutely of highly collectible historical value. Note the front and back cover photos are “now” & “then” taken by the same photographer in the same location at different times. Also, all four Beatles appear in the inside photo, but you have to really look for them. A fine addition to your collection. Stereo. Capitol Records ID= SKBO 3404
The Moody Blues / Seventh Sojourn. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is G/VG outside apperance, split at top & bottom pocket seams. Autographed by disc jockey of the day “Peter Jay” at top left corner front. Cover inside is VG/EX with sketched portraits of band members. Custom printed paper sleeve song lyrics one side and 25 small photos on the other side. The album charted #1 on the US Billboard Top 200 for five weeks in '72 and eventually reached RIAA Gold status. This was their eighth studio album LP and another best seller. Stereo. Threshold Records ID= THS 7
Carole King / Tapestry. C.1971. VTG original. Vinyl is VG/EX. Test played start to finish with no issues. Gatefold cover is Fair/GOOD outside, rub wear & has a split edge seam at top, inside is VG/EX w/minor circling wear. Plain paper sleeve. Back cover has song lyrics of all songs. Carol eThis album was #1 on the US Billboard 200 for 15 (fifteen) consecutive weeks AND remained on the US Billboard 200 for 318 weeks (yes 318 weeks, that's not a misprint) weeks. Tapestry received the following awards: “Album of the Year”, female, “best pop vocal performance of the year”, “record 'hit single' of the year” for “It's Too Late” and “song of the year” for “You've Got A Friend”. The album was certified 14 times (fourteen X) platinum in the United States alone. Carole King is one of the most prolific song writer/singers of the era. She also wrote many songs that were hits for other singers. This is a “must have” for your collection. Stereo. A&M Records ID= SP 77009
The Doobie Brothers / Toulouse Street. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is XF. Gatefold cover is Fair outside with edge seams split, Good inside with brothel picture and album info printed. Printed promo sleeve is fair. The 'southern rock' band's second album, it reached #21 on the US Billboard 200. Hit singles included: “Listen To The Music”, “Toulouse Street”, “Jesus Is Just Alright” and “Rockin' Down The Highway”. This was a breakout album for them. Cover photo and centerfold photo were taken in an old brothel on Toulouse Street in New Orleans. The Doobie Brothers played for over five decades. Stereo. Warner Bros. Records ID= BS 2534
Blue Oyster Cult / On Your Feet Or On Your Knees – Double Album (4 sides) Limited Gatefold. C.1975. VTG original. Almost like new. Vinyl are both NM. Gatefold cover is XF inside and out. Custom photo printed sleeves are XF. The only thing missing is the cellophane wrapper. What a gem! The band's 4th album, it reached #22 on the US Billboard 200 AND RIAA Gold status. Also their first 'live' album compilation cherry picked from various concerts, 12 of their most popular songs in all. Maybe their best album ever. Crank it up! Stereo. CBS Records ID= PG 33371
Stanley Turrentine / Sugar: with Ron Carter, George Benson, Freddie Hubbard. C.1971. VTG original, FIRST pressing! Soul-jazz/blues. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX, outside, XF inside. Three tracks of amazing improvisational soul blues by some of the greatest artist of their era. 36+ minutes run time. Hand etched matrix numbers are, side 1: RVG-87658-A-2 87658-A-2 , side 2: RVG-87658-B-2 . First Pressing. These just don't come around. Stereo. CTI Records ID= DTI 6005
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young / 4 Way Street. - Double Album (4 sides). C.-1971. VTG original. Vinyl 2x are XF condition, not perfect but only very slight blemishes. Gatefold cover is VG/EX outside with only circular rub marks, inside is EX/XF photo fold. This was the quartet's second and final album as a foursome. It reached #1 on the US Billboard 200 that year and achieved Gold record status. It contains multiple hit singles including: “Teach Your Children”, “Don't Let It Bring You Down”, “Love The One You're With”, “Carry On”, “Southern Man” and more. A genuine milestone album that every 70s collector should have. Stereo. Atlantic Records ID= SD 2-902
Blue Oyster Cult / Tyranny And Mutation. C.1973. VTG original. Vinyl is NM, cover is GOOD with minimal surface rubbing, but the bottom seam unglued. Custom printed sleeve is G/VG. This was the 'heavy metal' bands second album. It receive mixed reviews and made to the US Billboard 200. It's LOUD, it's rowdy and it continues to sell today in re-release form. But you want the original! Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KC 32017
Jim Croce / Life And Times. C.1973. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX outside w/spine EX. Cover inside is EX/XF. Original paper sleeve is Good. Recorded in 1972, released in 1973, this was his 4th and last album released during his lifetime. Includes his #1 hit single “Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown”, also “One Less Set Of Footsteps”, “It Doesn't Have To Be That Way”, “Roller Derby Queen” and more. Maybe his finest works. Hand etched matrix numbers are, side A: ABCX 769 A 2-CTH , side B: ABCX 769 B 1 CP . These are very early matrix numbers adding to it's collectibility. Stereo. ABC Records ID= ABCX-769
The Beatles / Yesterday And Today. C.1966. VTG original with RARE “second state” butcher cover! Vinyl is EX/XF. Cover & original sleeve are POOR- condition. Cover is split at seams and has been mistreated and that's a shame because this is an example of the infamous “second state” butcher cover. Sleeve is also split at edge seams but faces are intact. The original cover was deemed “too offensive” for the American market and new art work (as shown here) replaced the original. In a rush to market move, a few original covers had the new art work “slick” glued over the original cover art and this appears to be one of them. That makes this RARE “second state” butcher cover a highly valuable collectible even in it's POOR- condition! Record has the old Capitol “rainbow” label. Included hit singles are: “Yesterday”, “If I Needed Someone”, “We Can Work It Out”, “Drive My Car”, “Nowhere Man” and more. Eleven tracks total. U.S. version. Mono. Capitol Records ID= T-2553
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young / 4 Way Street. - Double Album (4 sides). C.-1971. VTG original. Vinyl 2x are XF condition, not perfect but only very slight blemishes. Gatefold cover is VG/EX outside with only circular rub marks, inside is EX/XF photo fold. This was the quartet's second and final album as a foursome. It reached #1 on the US Billboard 200 that year and achieved Gold record status. It contains multiple hit singles including: “Teach Your Children”, “Don't Let It Bring You Down”, “Love The One You're With”, “Carry On”, “Southern Man” and more. A genuine milestone album that every 70s collector should have. Stereo. Atlantic Records ID= SD 2-902
Steely Dan / Can't Buy A Thrill - Debut Album. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is GOOD, edge seam split at bottom but face front & back VG/EX. Inside foldout cover is VG/EX. Original sleeve missing, plain paper replacement. Lyrics printed inside foldout cover. Reached #17 on US Billboard 200 for albums and is certified platinum by RIAA. Features the hit singles “Do It Again” and “Reelin' In The Years”. Rolling Stone ranked them No. 15 on its list of the "20 Greatest Duos of All Time" in 2015. Their work has been re-released multiple times through the years. Their primary run was from 1971-1981 but they continued working together sporadically until Becker's death in 2017. Stereo. ABC Records ID= ABCX 758
Paul Simon / Paul Simon. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is NM, cover is EX/XF as is the custom printed cardboard sleeve with printed lyrics. His first solo album after splitting with former signing partner Art Garfunkel. It reached #4 on the Billboard 200 and achieved RIAA Platinum status. The album produced three hit singles, “Mother And Child Reunion”, “Duncan” and “Me and Julio down by the School Yard”. Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KC 30750
Carole King / Tapestry. C.1971. VTG original. Vinyl is VG/EX. Test played start to finish with no issues. Gatefold cover is Fair/GOOD outside, rub wear & has a split edge seam at top, inside is VG/EX w/minor circling wear. Plain paper sleeve. Back cover has song lyrics of all songs. Carol eThis album was #1 on the US Billboard 200 for 15 (fifteen) consecutive weeks AND remained on the US Billboard 200 for 318 weeks (yes 318 weeks, that's not a misprint) weeks. Tapestry received the following awards: “Album of the Year”, female, “best pop vocal performance of the year”, “record 'hit single' of the year” for “It's Too Late” and “song of the year” for “You've Got A Friend”. The album was certified 14 times (fourteen X) platinum in the United States alone. Carole King is one of the most prolific song writer/singers of the era. She also wrote many songs that were hits for other singers. This is a “must have” for your collection. Stereo. A&M Records ID= SP 77009
The Rolling Stones / Big Hits – High Tide and Green Grass. C.1966. VTG original. Vinyl is Fair/Good, it's been used A LOT and has s few scratches and scuffing, record label is VG/XF. We played this one and it's A-OK, plays start to finish on both sides. Gatefold cover outside is G/VG in appearance with some seam splitting at the edges, spine is solid. Still quite presentable. Eight (8) page photo album inside is EX/XF and clean. Original paper sleeve is gone, replaced with plane paper sleeve. This is U.S. version. It reached #3 on the Billboard 200 and stayed on the charts for 99 weeks. It has stayed so popular it has been re-issued twice, 2002 and 2016. But collectors want the VTG original 1966 version. It is mostly all hit songs from earlier years. Make it yours.
Steely Dan / Can't Buy A Thrill - Debut Album. C.1972. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is GOOD, edge seam split at bottom but face front & back VG/EX. Inside foldout cover is VG/EX. Original sleeve missing, plain paper replacement. Lyrics printed inside foldout cover. Reached #17 on US Billboard 200 for albums and is certified platinum by RIAA. Features the hit singles “Do It Again” and “Reelin' In The Years”. Rolling Stone ranked them No. 15 on its list of the "20 Greatest Duos of All Time" in 2015. Their work has been re-released multiple times through the years. Their primary run was from 1971-1981 but they continued working together sporadically until Becker's death in 2017. Stereo. ABC Records ID= ABCX 758
Jim Croce / Life And Times. C.1973. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX outside w/spine EX. Cover inside is EX/XF. Original paper sleeve is Good. Recorded in 1972, released in 1973, this was his 4th and last album released during his lifetime. Includes his #1 hit single “Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown”, also “One Less Set Of Footsteps”, “It Doesn't Have To Be That Way”, “Roller Derby Queen” and more. Maybe his finest works. Hand etched matrix numbers are, side A: ABCX 769 A 2-CTH , side B: ABCX 769 B 1 CP . These are very early matrix numbers adding to it's collectibility. Stereo. ABC Records ID= ABCX-769
The Moody Blues / A Question Of Balance. C 1970. VTG original, labeled “(London) Promotional Copy NOT FOR SALE” (for radio station?). Vinyl is NM. Unusual vertical gatefold cover is G/VG outside and VG/EX inside. Fold out full size double slip sheet has album info and song lyrics is EX/XF. Original printed paper sleeve with London album promotional ads.is VG/EX. Album reached #3 on U.S. Billboard 200. Has ten tracks in all. Still sounds contemporary today. Label matrix XZAL 10009P Stereo. Threshold/London Records ID= THS 3
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band / 'LIVE' Bullet. C.1976. Double Album (4 sides) VTG original. Vinyls are both NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX on outside, EX/XF on inside. Original translucent vinyl sleeves are GOOD. Recorded “Live' at Cobo Hall, Detroit, Michigan, September 4th & 5th 1975. Two full albums of rock & roll live action music, on stage. WOW! Stereo. Capitol Records ID= SKBB-11523
Jim Croce / Life And Times. C.1973. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX outside w/spine EX. Cover inside is EX/XF. Original paper sleeve is Good. Recorded in 1972, released in 1973, this was his 4th and last album released during his lifetime. Includes his #1 hit single “Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown”, also “One Less Set Of Footsteps”, “It Doesn't Have To Be That Way”, “Roller Derby Queen” and more. Maybe his finest works. Hand etched matrix numbers are, side A: ABCX 769 A 2-CTH , side B: ABCX 769 B 1 CP . These are very early matrix numbers adding to it's collectibility. Stereo. ABC Records ID= ABCX-769
Blue Oyster Cult / Tyranny And Mutation. C.1973. VTG original. Vinyl is NM, cover is GOOD with minimal surface rubbing, but the bottom seam unglued. Custom printed sleeve is G/VG. This was the 'heavy metal' bands second album. It receive mixed reviews and made to the US Billboard 200. It's LOUD, it's rowdy and it continues to sell today in re-release form. But you want the original! Stereo. Columbia Records ID= KC 32017
The Rolling Stones / METAMORPHOSIS. C,1975. VTG original. Vinyl is NM, cover is VG/EX. Custom printed sleeve with 'tear out' coupon for tee shirt offer is still intact and perfect, that's RARE! Matrix numbers Hand Etched are side 1: ANA-1A-2 1-1 DFWK PRC, side 2: ANA-1B-2 1-1 DFWK PRC. Believed to be FIRST PRESSING! Until someone proves this wrong. Features two hit singles, “I Don't Know Why” and “Out of Time”. The album made it to #8 on the charts in the U.S. It contains alternate versions of songs from 1964-1970. Stereo. ABKCO Records ID= ANA 1
Linda Ronstadt / Hasten Down The Wind. C.1976. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is VG/EX outside, EX/XF inside. Custom printed sleeve is Good+, has printed album info and song lyrics. Her third album to go platinum, Hasten Down the Wind spent several weeks in the top three of the Billboard album charts. It was also the second of four number 1 Country albums for her. Featuring two hit singles, “That'll Be The Day” and “Crazy”. Plus title song “Hasten Down The Wind”, “Tattler” and more. Censors had a fit over the cover art, but it went on sale anyway! Hand etched matrix numbers side one: 7E-1072 A-8 PRC-1 , side two: 7E-1072 B-8 PRC . Stereo. Asylum Records ID= 7E-1072
Journey / Infinity. C.1978. TRIPLE Platinum RIAA. Vinyl is NM. Cover is EX+ with only minimal circular rub wear. Custom printed paper sleeve is G/VG with song lyrics and album info on it. They have more albums and awards than can be counted. When an album goes triple platinum and it's just one of many that did so. . . well I guess that says it all. Stereo. Columbia Records ID= AL 34912
James Taylor / Sweet Baby James. C. 1970. VTG original.(green label). This was his second album, but the one that launched his career. His first album in1968 titled “James Taylor” was apparently a flop. This is the Terre Haute IN pressing with record label errors increasing it's collectibility. Track A6 is misspelled as "Oh, Susanna" on record, but spelled as "Oh, Susannah" on back or cover. Track B5 is printed as "Suite For 20 G" on record, but as "Suite For 20G" on back of cover. Vinyl is XF, not quite perfect. Cover is G/VG, some rub wear. Folded poster and original paper sleeve are gone, paper sleeve replaced. Hit songs included are: “Fire And Rain” and “Country Road”. Also included are: “Sunny Skies”, “Steamroller” and more. Some consider “error” versions to be highly valuable collectibles. Another interesting fact about this album: In the inner 'Matrix Runout' area of side 2 where the matrix number should be is hand etched “THAT'S ALL FOLKS” with a line scratched through it. Somebody's twisted humor with reference to Warner Bros. Cartoons that ended with that phrase by Porky Pig. It's barely visible, but it IS there. It's noted in Discogs info page about this album as part of “variant 3” matrix numbers. Another cool reason to collect this album. Stereo. Warner Bros. Records ID= WS 1843
Dan Fogelberg / The Innocent Age - Double Album. STERLING sound certified. C.1981. VTG original. Both vinyls are NM. Gatefold cover is EX/XF inside and out, super clean. One glued seam has let go but not damaged and can be re-glued. Six page full size insert booklet with song lyrics and album info is EX/XF. Original sleeves are VG. Seventeen great tracks. Three of Fogelberg's four 'Top 10 singles' songs are on this album: “Hard to Say”, “Same Old Lang Syne” and “Leader of the Band”. Also, Joni Mitchell, Emmylou Harris, Glenn Frey and Don Henley are prominent contributing vocalists. These albums have the coveted STERLING stamp in the matrix dead wax that assures premium quality sound. An amazingly well cared for album set. Make it yours. Stereo. CBS Records ID= BL 37395
The Moody Blues / Long Distance Voyager. C.1981. VTG original. And still going strong. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold cover is EX/XF. Generic sleeve is G. They have continued to reinvent themselves time and again. This album charted #1 in the US and produced these hit songs “Gemini Dream”, “The Voice” and “Talking Out Of Turn”. It was their 10th album. Stereo. Threshold Records ID= TRL-1-2901
Dan Fogelberg / The Innocent Age - Double Album. STERLING sound certified. C.1981. VTG original. Both vinyls are NM. Gatefold cover is EX/XF inside and out, super clean. One glued seam has let go but not damaged and can be re-glued. Six page full size insert booklet with song lyrics and album info is EX/XF. Original sleeves are VG. Seventeen great tracks. Three of Fogelberg's four 'Top 10 singles' songs are on this album: “Hard to Say”, “Same Old Lang Syne” and “Leader of the Band”. Also, Joni Mitchell, Emmylou Harris, Glenn Frey and Don Henley are prominent contributing vocalists. These albums have the coveted STERLING stamp in the matrix dead wax that assures premium quality sound. An amazingly well cared for album set. Make it yours. Stereo. CBS Records ID= BL 37395
The Beatles / Yesterday And Today. C.1966. VTG original with RARE “second state” butcher cover! Vinyl is EX/XF. Cover & original sleeve are POOR- condition. Cover is split at seams and has been mistreated and that's a shame because this is an example of the infamous “second state” butcher cover. Sleeve is also split at edge seams but faces are intact. The original cover was deemed “too offensive” for the American market and new art work (as shown here) replaced the original. In a rush to market move, a few original covers had the new art work “slick” glued over the original cover art and this appears to be one of them. That makes this RARE “second state” butcher cover a highly valuable collectible even in it's POOR- condition! Record has the old Capitol “rainbow” label. Included hit singles are: “Yesterday”, “If I Needed Someone”, “We Can Work It Out”, “Drive My Car”, “Nowhere Man” and more. Eleven tracks total. U.S. version. Mono. Capitol Records ID= T-2553
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