Catalog #: BDS 5001. Originally released: USA, 1967. Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo ,Red Label. LP Grading. Label: Buddah Records. Label side 2 with writing. No open spine nor edges. Original black Buddah logo sleeve, no inner sleeve.
This is a fantastic, collector-grade addition to any avant-garde or classic rock vinyl collection.
Lick My Decals Off, Baby. Flash Gordon’s Ape. Lick My Decals Off, Baby (Alternate Version). The Smithsonian Institute Blues (Or The Big Dig). Space-Age Couple.
2019 UK RADIO LOOPLOOP records vinyl LP record. Cat no RLL009. record: MINT-, sleeve: MINT-, still with shrink. Double-lp usually works as 1LP but no extra protection.
New sealed copy, vinyl color is clear BLUE.
No scratches. Includes generic inner sleeve in very good condition.
Buy new directly from the label. It was the band that couldn’t be; it was the age of the British headliners, and they were the loudest the world had ever heard. Some had been around for a while like The Who, some were relative new-comers like Led Zeppelin. All of a sudden, a band appeared that wasn’t louder than it had to be, and they didn’t even have a drummer. But as soon as they had built an audience with their often-times melancholy songs where the lyrics were important and heart-felt although a bit sentimental at times, they brought in the speediest drummer of all, the veteran of many formations around the great Charles Mingus, none other than Dannie Richmond. Still, the gentle sounds of the vibraphone and the acoustic guitars, the flutes and the flügelhorn dominated, and Mark-Almond survived for almost two decades, five vinyl albums’ worth with a few left-overs and live tracks to surface after it was all over. Johnny Almond, Tommy Eyre, Roger Sutton, Ken Craddock and Dannie Richmond are no longer with us, and Jon Mark retired to New Zealand. Some of the members have disappeared without a trace but what hasn’t disappeared is the large audience which regroups as time goes on, fascinated by a rare combination of lyricism, energy, virtuosity and by whatever else defines Mark-Almond’s as mindful music. In acknowledgment of the influence of the blues, Jon Mark, in 1971, had produced a tribute album to the King of the Delta Blues Singers Robert Johnson, entitled »In memory of Robert Johnson«; here, among others, Jon Mark brought in his oldest friend, fellow guitarist Alun Davies who had played with him in Mark-Almond’s predecessor, »Sweet Thursday«. More solo work followed after the band’s demise, »Stay«, now out on vinyl, being just one of a few more. Again, Jon Mark is joined by one of his oldest friends, Nicky Hopkins, on piano. After the loss of his left-hand ring finger in an accident in Hawaii in 1972, Jon Mark switched to keyboard; his composing style went through several permutations, beginning with »The Standing Stones of Callanish«; and continuing with a vast output for the next two decades.
Original LP Issue from MCA 1979 of 1974 Live Classic Recordings of «GEORGE THOROGOOD & The Destroyers». Records are graded per «GOLDMINE» standards: SS= Still Sealed. M= Perfect.NM= Near Perfect.EX= Not Quite NM!
ZZ Top Eliminator (Red Colored Vinyl) 12″ VINYL RECORD LP BRAND NEW & FACTORY SEALED Warner Records RCV1 23774 UPC | 081227943196 1983, 2016 ►Red Colored Double Vinyl LP TRACK LISTING SIDE 1 1. Gimme All Your Lovin 2. Got Me Under Pressure 3. Sharp Dressed Man 4. I Need You Tonight 5. I Got The Six SIDE 2 1. Legs 2. Thug 3. TV Dinners 4. Dirty Dog 5. If I Could Only Flag Her Down 6. Bad Girl Musicians / Lineup Billy Gibbons ~ Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica, Fiddle Dusty Hill ~ Vocals, Bass Frank Beard ~ Drums ♦ No prominent American rock band can match ZZ Top’s record for staying and playing together, and none can match this trio’s bluesy brand of rock & roll dynamite. Eliminator is their ninth album, following in a line of gold and platinum LPs including Tres Hombre. Fandango and El Loco. ZZ Top had reached the top of the charts before, but that didn’t make their sudden popularity in 1983 any more predictable. It wasn’t that they were just popular — they were hip, for God’s sake, since they were one of the only AOR favorites to figure out to harness the stylish, synthesized grooves of new wave, and then figure out how to sell it on MTV. Of course, it helped that they had songs that deserved to be hits. With «Gimme All Your Lovin’,» «Sharp Dressed Man,» and «Legs,» they had their greatest set of singles since the heady days of Tres Hombres. SHIPPING TO USA ONLY $4.79 (Media Mail) Buyer Pays Shipping 1st LP $4.79… each additional $1.50 LPs will only be combined with other LPs To qualify for the combined discount, all items must be purchased together, paid for with 1 payment, and shipped all together in 1 shipment. Please use the add to cart feature, once you have ordered all your desired items, proceed to checkout to complete your order with the combined total.
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