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Various - American Blues Legends ’73 (Käytetty LP/12)
€17,00Quick ViewFrom January 26th to March 1st 1973 the first ABL show toured Europe appearing before 35000 people in 33 concerts in 35 days. They visited 10 countries and appeared on three TV and seven radio shows. This is a record of that tour.
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Brown James - Cold Sweat (Käytetty LP/12)
€20,00Quick ViewOriginally Released in 1967.
This version is a reissue and can be identified by the company information printed on the jacket and labels along with the runout groove etchings. The pressing plant information found in the runout grooves indicates that it was initially reissued in 1999.
Printed on the front cover:
All New Great Songs Never In An Album
Cold Sweat Parts 1&2
James Brown
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Cream - Singles 1967-1970 (10 x 7″ single boxset) (7 single/EP)
€110,00Quick View10 x 7” singles from the original rock power trio. Cream blazed an indelible trail through the latter half of the ‘60s with their challenging and exquisite mélange of blues, pop and psychedelia. These tracks offered a window to the wilder, widescreen adventures of their long players and here they are in glorious mono with specially designed picture sleeves; a fitting tribute to the skills of the three players, and especially to Jack Bruce, who left us in October 2014.
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Brown James - Say It Loud – I`m Black and I`m Proud (LP)
€18,00Quick ViewAlthough historical evaluations of James Brown’s work during the last half of the ’60s tend to focus on the innovative funk of his biggest hit singles, his repertoire — both live and on record — in fact remained pretty versatile. Like his other ’60s studio albums, Say It Loud – I’m Black and I’m Proud is more R&B/pop-conscious than a lot of listeners would expect, mixing the funky monsters Say It Loud (I’m Black and I’m Proud)” and ”Licking Stick” with soul ballads. It’s a notch above similar albums from earlier in the decade, however, in that the slow numbers are usually gritty slow-burns that eschew syrupy orchestration.”
