This is on the Down at Dawn label, with a catalogue # DAD120 and is a IT Reissue 2018 release. Record grading is M; cover graded as M. This record has been cleaned using my Degritter Ultrasonic cleaner.
New and sealed as pictured.
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.
You are purchasing a MADONNA Confessions II TIK TOK BABY BLUE 12″ VINYL LP NEW Limited Edition!
LP Pink Swirl Vinyl. Numbered edition of 200 copies on pink swirl vinyl. Live at Moscow Music Peace Festival’89. Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, Russia. Long Cold Winter Tour. A6 The Last Mile. A4 If You Don’t Like It.
The product is a vinyl record titled «Winwood Greatest Hits Live» by artist Steve Winwood, released in 2017 by WinCraft Records. This first pressing LP features rock music in English language, with a 12″ size. The record grading and sleeve grading are both excellent (EX), making it a desirable addition for fans of Steve Winwood’s music. Note: Open But Never Used
Corners are worn as shown in pictures.
For a birthday, this album offers a trip down memory lane.
Artist: Dijon Title : How Do You Feel About Getting Married? Format: Vinyl LP Edition: Record Store Day 2026 Year: 2026 Press : EU Label/Record Company: WARNER RECORDS Notes: Dijon release their 2025 EP How Do You Feel About Getting Married? as a Record Store Day 2026 exclusive LP on April 18, 2026 on Brick Red vinyl. The release features the hit singles «do you light up» and «rock n roll». And it will follow with his first sell-out headline shows at London’s Brixton Academy. Tracklist: Coming soon All orders are despatched in superior packaging.
DIJON How Do You Feel About Getting Married?.