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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
Dean Martin / The Hit Sound of Dean Martin. C. 1966. VTG original. Vinyl is EX/XF clean, no scratched nor scuffs. We played this one and it plays perfect. Cover is EX/XF, paper promo sleeve is EG/EX. One of the last of the great crooners. Album includes 11 great hit songs in a style that was exclusive to the Dean-o. Stereo. Reprise Records ID=RS-6213
Herbie Mann / Memphis Two-Step. C.1971. VTG original, Master Release. Vinyl is NM. Gatefold envelope style cover is VG/EX over all. Paper sleeve is VG. Song list inside cove. The album peaked at #3 on the Billboard Jazz Album chart, #41 on the Billboard R&B Album chart, and #137 on the Billboard 200. "Memphis Two-Step" and "Soul Man" were released as singles. Considered “jazz” in most circles. Herbie Mann played flute as lead in his work. He owned his record company named Embryo until about 1977. through which this album was released. He was one of the all time great jazz musicians. (RIP). Stereo. Embryo Records ID= SD 531
Tom Scott / New York Connection. C.1975. VTG original. Vinyl is NM. Cover is VG/EX. Original sleeve if VG. If you like sax music, you will love this. Tom Scott is an American saxophonist, composer, and arranger. This is a composite of work and collaborations with several different artist and composers. His versatile works include genres of jazz, blues, pop and rock. In this album his focus is mostly jazz-blues. Stereo. A&M/Ode Records ID= SP-77033
Dean Martin / The Hit Sound of Dean Martin. C. 1966. VTG original. Vinyl is EX/XF clean, no scratched nor scuffs. We played this one and it plays perfect. Cover is EX/XF, paper promo sleeve is EG/EX. One of the last of the great crooners. Album includes 11 great hit songs in a style that was exclusive to the Dean-o. Stereo. Reprise Records ID=RS-6213
Party Snatches / The Best of – compilation. C.1960s?. Adult comedy party record! Vinyl is NM, cover is FAIR/GOOD, no paper sleeve. Fun at your next party. Six different stand up comedians on six tracks. These are generally recorded live at nightclubs. Includes: Belle Barth, Pearl Williams, B.S.Pulley, Npsey Russell, Dave Starr, and Bobby Dell. Surprise Records ID= SUR-105
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
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
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