november 05, 2024

Elton John - Blue Moves (1976) (2LP) - €20,00

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Blue Moves is the eleventh studio album by English musician Elton John. It was released on 22 October 1976 through John's own Rocket Record Company (his first for the label), alongside MCA Records in certain countries. John's second double album, it was recorded at EMI Studios, Brother Studios, Eastern Sound and Sunset Sound Recorders, and was his last to be produced by longtime collaborator Gus Dudgeon until Ice on Fire (1985). Additionally, the album would be the last collaboration between John and lyricist Bernie Taupin for the next few years until a partial resumption of their working partnership with 21 at 33 (1980).

The music on Blue Moves is considered some of John's most experimental, fusing genres such as pop, gospel, disco and jazz while also including orchestral elements and extended song lengths. Guests on the album include David Crosby, Graham Nash, Bruce Johnston and Toni Tennille contributing backing vocals, alongside performances by both the Martyn Ford Orchestra and London Symphony Orchestra, the former of which performing string arrangements by Paul Buckmaster.

By 1976, the immense creativity that had spurred Elton John to record 11 studio albums in under seven years was beginning to show signs of inevitable fatigue. 
Although initially Blue Moves was summarily dismissed by both critics as well as longtime enthusiasts, the double LP has since gained considerable stature within John's voluminous catalog. 
While comparisons were inevitable to the landmark two-disc Goodbye Yellow Brick Road song cycle from 1973, most similarities in musical style and content end there. John's band had expanded to include the talents of James Newton Howard (keyboards, orchestral arrangements), Kenny Passarelli (bass), Roger Pope (drums), as well as long-time collaborator Caleb Quaye (guitar) and Davey Johnstone (guitar) and Ray Cooper (percussion) from the "classic" early-to-mid-'70s lineup. As the title suggests, Blue Moves is a departure from the heavier Rock of the Westies (1975). 
Instead, the album purposefully focuses on moodier and more introspective songs, such as the single "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word" (the effort's sole hit), the achingly poignant "Tonight," and "Cage the Songbird." 
(The latter is particularly noteworthy, recalling the life of Edith Piaf in much the same way that "Candle in the Wind" had immortalized Marilyn Monroe.) "One Horse Town," which John briefly revived as a dramatic show opener during late-'80s live performances, is one of the album's most powerful and straight-ahead rockers. 
The lively string arrangement by Howard stands as one of the finest contributions to his short-lived tenure in this band, which for all intents and purposes dismantled after the album was recorded. 
Other standouts include the full-tilt gospel vibe of "Boogie Pilgrim," featuring backing vocals from both the Cornerstone Institutional Baptist and the Southern California choirs under the direction of Rev. 
James Cleveland, "Crazy Water," the haunting ballad "Idol," and the set's closing R&B vamp, "Bite Your Lip (Get Up and Dance!)." 
While Blue Moves is a far cry from essential entries in the Elton John catalogue, the bright moments prove that he could still offer up higher than average material. 
Upon its release, Blue Moves received mixed reviews. Some critics found the album to be excessive, while others felt it did not include enough strong material to warrant its length. However, some retrospective reviews have been more positive, highlighting it as one of John's most underrated releases and praising its experimental nature, and John himself has declared it one of his favorites. Blue Moves reached number 3 in the US, breaking his streak of number one albums there, while it matched that position in the UK. The album's first single, "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word", reached the top 10 in the US and the top 20 in the UK, while further singles "Bite Your Lip (Get Up and Dance!)" and "Crazy Water" (only released in the UK) both reached the top 30. The album would go on to be certified both Platinum by the RIAA and Gold by the BPI.


Side one
1.  Your Starter for…   (1:23)
2.  Tonight   (7:52)
3.  One Horse Town   (5:56)
4.  Chameleon   (5:27)

Side two
1.  Boogie Pilgrim   (6:05)
2.  Cage the Songbird   (3:25)
3.  Crazy Water   (5:42)
4.  Shoulder Holster   (5:10)

Side three
1.  Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word   (3:48)
2.  Out of the Blue   (6:14)
3.  Between Seventeen and Twenty   (5:17)
4.  The Wide-Eyed and Laughing   (3:27)
5.  Someone’s Final Song   (4:10)

Side four
1.  Where’s the Shoorah?   (4:09)
2.  If There’s a God in Heaven (What’s He Waiting For?)   (4:25)
3.  Idol   (4:08)
4.  Theme from a Non-Existent TV Series   (1:19)
5.  Bite Your Lip (Get Up and Dance!)   (6:43)


Musicians

Production
  • Producer and liner notes – Gus Dudgeon
  • Engineers – Arun Chakraverty, Gus Dudgeon, Mark Howlett, John Kurlander, Earle Mankey and John Stewart
  • Mixing – Phil Dunne
  • Remixing – Gus Dudgeon and Phil Dunne
  • Cutting engineer – Arun Chakraverty
  • Art direction and coordination – David Costa
  • Photography – David Nutter
  • Painting – Patrick Procktor

Notes
Release:  1976
Format:  2LP, Vinyl
Genre:  Pop, Rock
Label:  The Rocket Record Company
Catalog#  5C 152-98293

Vinyl:  Goed (VG)
Cover:  Goed (VG) Gatefold

Prijs: €20,00

John Lennon & Plastic Ono Band - Shaved Fish (1975) (LP) - €10,00

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Shaved Fish is a compilation album by English rock musician John Lennon with the Plastic Ono Band, issued in October 1975 on Apple Records.
It contains all of the singles that he had issued up to that point in the United States as a solo artist, with the exception of "Stand by Me", which had been released earlier that year. The only compilation of Lennon's non-Beatles recordings released during his lifetime, the album peaked at number 8 in the UK and number 12 in the US. It was also Lennon's final album released on Apple Records before it was shut down in 1975,[citation needed] to be revived in the 1990s.
After the release of his album of oldies cover versions, Rock 'n' Roll (1975), Lennon was planning to work on an album of new material. However, when his wife Yoko Ono became pregnant, he decided to reissue songs from his solo career.

What I found out was, when I went to look for the "Cold Turkey" master tapes, nobody knew where they were. I had to use dubs of "Power to the People" because the tapes were gone, nobody could give a damn at the record companies because they weren't... you know, that big. Big enough for them to be interested... I thought if I don't put this package together, some of the work is just going to go... they will be lost forever.

— John Lennon
Shaved Fish includes many of Lennon's most popular solo recordings in their original 45 rpm single edits. Five of the songs had not been previously issued on an album: "Cold Turkey", "Instant Karma!", "Power to the People", the holiday single "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" and "Give Peace a Chance". The latter appears in truncated form and opens side one, while an excerpt of a live version of the song closes side two. 
Eight of these singles made the Top 40 on the Billboard chart, with "Whatever Gets You thru the Night" going to number 1; five made the top ten in the United Kingdom. "Imagine", never previously released as a single in the UK, was issued as such concurrent to the release of this album.


Side one
1.  Give Peace A Chance / Cold Turkey (Medley) – 3:58   
2.  Instant Karma – 3:12  
3.  Power To The People – 3:05   
4.  Mother – 5:05  
5.  Woman Is The Nigger Of The World  – 4:32 

Side two
1.  Imagine – 3:02  
2.  Whatever Gets You Thru The Night – 3:03   
3.  Mind Games  – 4:12 
4.  9 Dream – 4:46  
5.  Happy X-Mas (War Is Over)/ Give Peace A Chance (Reprise) (Medley) – 4:17 


Companies, etc.
Credits

Notes
Release: 1975
Format:  LP, Vinyl
Genre:  Pop, Rock
Label:  Apple Records
Catalog#  1C 072-05987

Vinyl:  Goed (VG) 
Cover:  Goed (VG)

Prijs: €10,00

november 04, 2024

Trace - Trace (1974) (LP) - €10,00

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Trace was a Dutch progressive rock trio founded by Rick van der Linden in 1974 after leaving Ekseption. The band was formed in 1974 and released its debut album, "Trace," in 1974. 
The band's music was characterized by complex arrangements and intricate instrumental work, and their compositions often featured a mix of rock, jazz, and classical influences. 
Trace released a total of three albums during their career. Trace was fairly popular in Europe, and they gained a loyal following among fans of progressive rock. 
However, they never achieved widespread commercial success and disbanded in the late 1970s, merging back into Ekseption. 
Despite this, the band's music has continued to be appreciated by fans of progressive rock. 

The members of Trace all have an impressive pedigree but you can tell more or less what the story was here. These guys saw what ELP were doing, they saw how successful they got doing it, and figured, "hey, we could do that".
Which they actually could. Rick van der Linden is a total phenom on the keys and Pierre (his second cousin) can almost play faster than Palmer could. 
What they were missing was a guy like Greg Lake, who could sing and write songs - without that, they didn't really have any commercial potential. 
They don't actually have a singer at all - just Rick yelling "EEEEYAAA!!!" a few times. But I think for some of us that may be a good thing. Sometimes with music like this singing just gets in the way and lets face it, you listen to this shit because you're just addicted to crazy organ and whirlwind drumming. 
Which is what you get for like...70% of its runtime. Big highlights include "Gallarde", which is absolutely insane; "The Escape of the Piper", "Progression", and perhaps the drum solo in "The Lost Past". 
I do admit there are parts where you kinda miss having a guy like Lake around; I'm not really sold on the moments where they try to be pretty. 
And not having another sort of texture to use means Rick really has to get creative to produce different sounds on this; he's credited with bagpipe and vacuum cleaner, among a dozen other things. 
So I guess it's truly one for the junkies. But man. They really don't make 'em like this anymore. A lot of modern prog bands do imitate the ELP sound, but very few could truly sound as wild as Emerson.


Side one
1.  Gaillarde - 6:07
2.  Gare Le Corbeau - 2:02
3.  Gaillarde - 4:55
4.  The Death Of Ace - 5:13
5.  The Escape Of The Piper - 3:08
6.  Once - 4:11

Side two
1.  Progression - 12:02
2.  A Memory - 3:54
3.  The Lost Past - 3:27
4.  A Memory - 1:40
5.  Final Trace - 3:50


Companies, etc.

Credits

Track information
A1 & A3 were taken from 3rd part of Italian Concerto bwv 971 in f major by JS Bach, and a traditional Polish dance
A4 was taken from Peer Gynt Suite by E. Grieg
B1 was composed on 17 november 1973
B2 & B4 are credited as Swedish traditionals


Notes
Release:  1974
Format:  LP, Vinyl
Genre:   Symphonic Prog, Progressive Rock
Label:  Philips Records
CataloG#  6413 505

Vinyl:  Goed (VG)
Cover:  Goed (VG)

Prijs: €10,00

november 03, 2024

Gilbert O´ Sullivan - Back To Front (1972) (LP) €5,00

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Back to Front is the second studio album by Irish singer-songwriter Gilbert O'Sullivan, released in October 1972 by MAM Records
The album follows the success of his 1971 debut album Himself and singles such as "Alone Again (Naturally)". Coinciding with the album, O'Sullivan abandoned his distinctive dress sense, which included a short cap and trousers, and instead presented himself as a more masculine, hairy-chested singer with a perm, wearing sweaters with the letter "G" emblazoned on them, which helped establish him as a sex symbol
O'Sullivan wrote the album's songs at home during night-time writing sessions, and recorded the album with his manager and producer Gordon Mills in London. 

As with Himself, the album combines show tune-inspired pop music with string arrangements, but also places an emphasis on piano-based songs. 
O'Sullivan's lyrical style displays his characteristic observational, kitchen sink style, with songs boasting humorous twists and a wide range of musical and lyrical influences, including Fats Domino. Upon release, Back to Front was a critical and commercial success, reaching number 1 on the UK Albums Chart and allowing O'Sullivan to become the era's best-selling British-based artist. The single "Clair" was a UK chart-topper

In an interview prior to the release, O'Sullivan explained that, as with its predecessor, Back to Front is "just [...] a collection of songs." Similarly to his previous work, the album contains orchestral pop melodies and "quizzical, idiosyncratically-phrased lyrics," though the record also contains more piano-based songs than before. In the opinion of AllMusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine, the album retains the show tune-inspired pop of its predecessor, but is glossier and slicker, with greater care taken to write "sprightly theatric tunes, songs that take great pride in their clever-clever twists, smiling, crowd-pleasing melodies, and [songs which contain] proudly cheeky sentimentality." In an interview during the album's recording, O'Sullivan described his lyrics as an observational, "uneducated look at things," and said he would often base songs on situations he read in newspapers because "they are current. They move on every day."
Similarly to Himself, the album is bookended by short intro and outro songs. The intro track invites listeners to "join the hunt," and seamlessly segues into "I Hope You Stay", which concerns romance and unemployment, which is then followed by "In My Hole," an orchestral pop song with a Johnnie Spence-scored trumpet part reminiscent of Hugh Masekela's 1968 jazz hit "Grazing in the Grass" and lyrics concerning an introverted 'hermit' who refuses to engage with the world around him. "Clair", meanwhile, concerns O'Sullivan's babysitting of Mills' daughter Clair, and finds the singer in his "distracted interior monologue" mode. He wrote the song to Clair's parents as "almost a thank you to them." 
"That's Love" is a characteristically off-kilter love song with a doo-wop turnaround chord sequence, while "Can I Go with You" is a tribute to the early work of the Beatles, exuding a youthful idealism, themes of young romance and the "chiming romanticism" style of Paul McCartney. These songs are followed by "But I'm Not," which features a twelve-bar blues structure in the style of Fats Domino, who O'Sullivan was introduced to by Rick Davies, O'Sullivan's former Rick's Blues bandmate and later a member of Supertramp. The song is suffixed by an "outro" to side one.

Side two opens with the bluesy shuffle of "I'm in Love with You," featuring the distinctive slide guitar of Big Jim Sullivan
It is followed by the darkly humorous "Who Was It?", with its narrator "tripping a girl up in order to meet her," and "What Could Be Nicer", which is one of O'Sullivan's 'family songs' with "very English" kitchen sink lyrics that wistfully detail domestic scenarios with "home-spun philosophy," according to writer Chris Ingham. 
"Out of the Question" concerns a lover's mood swings, while "The Golden Rule" is one of O'Sullivan's most musically inventive and lyrically offbeat songs, with its "assonant convolution and linguistic legerdemain." 
As with "But I'm Not", Fats Domino influenced the song "I'm Leaving", which opens with an octave synthesiser and features lyrics of urban claustrophobia that O'Sullivan has described as perhaps chronicling his childhood town Swindon failing to achieve city status
The album's outro song follows, where O'Sullivan bids listeners farewell.


Side one
1.  Intro / I Hope You'll Stay - 2:49   
2.  In My Hole - 2:46  
3.  Clair - 3:00  
4.  That's Love - 3:02   
5.  Can I Go With You - 2:46   
6.  But I'm Not / Outtro - 2:34  

Side two
1.  I'm In Love With You - 4:25  
2.  Who Was It - 2:31  
3.  What Could Be Nicer (Mum The Kettle's Boiling) - 3:06   
4.  Out Of The Question - 3:01  
5.  The Golden Rule - 2:37  
6.  I'm Leaving / Outro - 3:07


Companies, etc.
Credits

Notes
Released:  1972 
Format:  Vinyl, LP, Album
Genre:  Pop
Label:  MAM 
Catalog#  MAM 6376 501

Vinyl:  Goed (VG)
Cover:  Goed (VG)

Prijs: €5,00

november 02, 2024

Santana - Abraxas (1970) (LP) - €5,00

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Abraxas is the second studio album by Latin rock band Santana. It was released on September 23, 1970, by Columbia Records and became the band's first album to reach number one in the United States.
The title of the album originates from a line in Hermann Hesse's 1919 book Demian, quoted on the album's back cover: "We stood before it and began to freeze inside from the exertion. 
We questioned the painting, berated it, made love to it, prayed to it: We called it mother, called it whore and slut, called it our beloved, called it Abraxas..."
Carlos Santana had been interested in Fleetwood Mac's leader and songwriter Peter Green, having seen him perform at the Fillmore West in San Francisco, and decided to cover the band's song "Black Magic Woman". (Both had also been influenced as guitarists by B.B. King.) 
The band added a cover of Gábor Szabó's instrumental "Gypsy Queen" to the end."Oye Como Va" was a hit by Tito Puente in the early 1960s and the group played it live regularly, as they realized it was good for audiences to dance to.
"Incident at Neshabur" was co-written by Santana and his friend Alberto Gianquinto, who played piano on the track. Gregg Rolie played the other keyboards, contrasting with Gianquinto's jazz-influenced style. It ran through various time and key signatures.
The instrumental, "Samba Pa Ti" ("Samba for You"), was written by Santana when he saw a jazz saxophonist performing in the street outside his apartment. 
It was later covered by José Feliciano, who added lyrics, and also by Angélique Kidjo, who put lyrics in Yoruba, on her album Oyo. It is also one of the tracks featured in Nick Hornby's book 31 Songs.

The album cover features the 1961 painting Annunciation by German-French painter Mati Klarwein
According to the artist, it was one of the first paintings he did after relocating to New York City. Carlos Santana reportedly noticed it in a magazine and asked that it be on the cover of the band's upcoming album.
On the back of the record sleeve the cover art is just credited to 'MATI'. It is now considered a classic of rock album covers. 
Klarwein went on to design album artwork for many notable artists, including Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Gregg Allman


Side one
1.  Singing Winds, Crying Beasts (Instrumental) - 4:48
2.  Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen - 5:24
3.  Oye Como Va - 4:19
4.  Incident At Neshabur (Instrumental) - 5:02

Side two
1.  Se A Cabo - 2:51
2.  Mother’s Daughter - 4:28
3.  Samba Pa Ti  (Instrumental) - 4:47
4.  Hope You’re Feeling Better - 4:07
5.  El Nicoya - 1:32


Santana

Additional personnel
  • Rico Reyes – backing vocal on "Oye Como Va", backing vocal and percussion on "El Nicoya"
  • Alberto Gianquinto – piano on "Incident at Neshabur"
  • Fred Catero – producer
  • John Fiore, David Brown – engineer
  • Bob Venosa – graphics
  • MATI – illustrations
  • Marian Schmidt, Joan Chase – photography

Notes
Release:  1970
Format:  LP, Vinyl
Genre:  Latin Rock
Label:  CBS Records
Catalog#  S 64087

Vinyl:  Lichte Gebruikerssporen (G)
Hoes:  Goed (G)

Prijs: €5,00

november 01, 2024

Dennis Weaver - McCloud Country (1975) (LP) - €10,00

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Dennis Weaver (born June 4, 1924, Joplin, Missouri, USA – died February 24, 2006, Ridgway, Colorado, USA) was an American actor, perhaps best known for his roles on the television series Gunsmoke (1955-1975) and McCloud (1970-1977). 
Launched his own record label "Just Good Records" in the 1970's. 
Most well known artist on the label was Recording artist / actor Randy Boone.

Weaver was also a recording artist, with most of his tracks being spoken-word recordings with musical accompaniment. 
He released several singles and albums between 1959 and 1984, most notable of which was his eponymous Im'press Records LP in 1972, the cover of which featured a portrait of Weaver in character as McCloud; it was the first of seven albums he recorded.
Though he wasn't any great shakes vocally, he managed a half dozen country albums, but no chart-toppers. 
Here, ably backed by some Nashville stalwarts (including Mac Davis on harmonica) with album liner notes by Mae Axton (Hoyt's mother and writer of "Heartbreak Hotel"), he turns in another journeyman effort. Highlights are "Flat Bed Truck" and the tear-jerker "Uncle Lem." It's not bad, but you won't need more than one.

Released in USA as "One More Road"


Side one
1.  Calhoun - 3:42
2.  Cowboys And Daddies - 3:08
3.  Prairie Dog Blues - 2:08
4.  Having Each Other Around - 3:12
5.  L. A. County Line - 3:11

Side two
1.  Hubbardville Store - 3:29
2.  Hollywood Freeway - 2:37
3.  I Love Them With You - 2:38
4.  Save A Little Sunshine - 2:42
5.  Take Some And Give Some - 2:16


Personnel

- Dennis Weaver - vocals
- Larry London - drums
- Tony Migliore - piano
- Joe Allen - bass
- Bobby Thompson - rhythm guitar, banjo
- Dave Kirby - lead guitar
- Mack Davis - harmonica
- Lea Jane Singers - backing vocals
- Ray Pennington - producer
- Mae Boren Axton - liner notes

Companies, etc.
Credits
Notes
Release:  1975
Format:  LP, Vinyl
Pressed:  UK
Label:  DJM Records
Catalog#  DJF 20479

Label:  Goed (VG)
Cover:  Goed (VG)

Prijs: €10,00

oktober 01, 2024

Duke Ellington - 1899-1974 (1977) - 5Lp Boxset €25,00



         Record 1: Take The 'A' Train 
A1 - Take The A Train - 3:47 
A2 - Taffy Twist - 5:49 
A3 - Black And Tan Fantasy - 4:30 
A4 - Stompy Jones - 3:37 
B1 - Sophisticated Lady - 3:43 
B2 - C Jam Blues - 5:24 
B3 - Serenade To Sweden - 2:40 
B4 - Boo Dah - 3:42 
B5 - Medley - 3:38 

        Record 2: Things Ain't What They Used To Be  
C1 - Feeling Of Jazz - 3:40
C2 - Magneta Haze - 2:50 
C3 - Dancers In Love - 2:05 
C4 - I'm Gonna Go Fishing - 3:52 
C5 - Rockin' In Rhythm - 5:33 
D1 - Mr. Gentle And Mr. Cool - 7:00 
D2 - Smada - 3:30 
D3 - Jump For Joy - 3:10 
D4 - Things Ain't What They Used To Be - 3:58 

        Record 3: Caravan  
E1 - Caravan - 5:10 
E2 - Jungle Triangle - 3:50 
E3 - Sentimental Lady - 2:46 
E4 - Guitar Amor - 6:15 
F1 - El Viti - 3:29 
F2 - Passion Flower - 5:05 
F3 - Agra - 2:18 
F4 - What Am I Here For - 4:40 
F5 - Flirtbird - 2:54 
 
        Record 4: Satin Doll  
G1 - Satin Doll - 3:47 
G2 - Isfahan - 4:18 
G3 - Diminuendo And Crescendo In Blue - 10:17 
H1 - Jeep's Blues - 4:05 
H2 - Pyramid - 3:39 
H3 - La Plus Belle Africaine - 10:43 

       Record 5: It Don't Mean A Thing  
I1 - Happy Reunion - 3:43 
I2 - Chinoiserie - 5:06 
I3 - Hank Cinq - 1:35 
I4 - Star Crossed Lovers - 4:02 
I5 - Such Sweet Thunder - 2:38 
J1 - Perdido - 4:19 
J2 - Black Butterfly - 4:24 
J3 - Medley - 9:57


Notes
Released:  1977 
Format:  5 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation Box Set
Country:  US 
Genre:  Jazz, Blues, Pop
Label:  M.F. Productions, Inc. 
Catalog#  G4RS2536A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J

Vinyl:  Goed
Cover:  Lichte Gebruikerssporen

Prijs: €25,00

augustus 17, 2022

Various - 14 Nederlandse Zomehits (LP) (1980) - €4,99














A1.  Sandy - Do Re Mi - 3:17 
A2.  Imca Marina - Ik Ga Naar Ameland - 3:29 
A3.  Ben Cramer - Alles Is Anders - 3:38 
A4.  Rudi van Dalm And His Raindrops - Waarom Huil Je Toch, Nona Manis - 3:07 
A5.  Willeke Alberti - Ga Mee Naar Het Strand - 3:50 
A6.  Sunshines - Als De Dorpsmuziek Speelt - 3:00 
A7.  Bonnie St. Claire - Pierrot - 3:17 

B1.  Jacques Herb - Torremolinos - 3:27 
B2.  Arie Ribbens - Brabantse Nachten Zijn Lang - 3:23 
B3.  Conny Vandenbos - Drie Zomers Lang - 2:44 
B4.  De Havenzangers - Blauwe Korenbloemen - 4:06 
B5.  Nico Haak - Meisjes Pas Op ('t Is Zo Weer Zomer) - 3:22 
B6.  De Wiko's - De Laatste Dans - 2:42 
B7.  Ronnie Tober - Petite Mademoiselle - 3:55 

Label:  Philips ‎– 6423 377
Format:  Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:  Netherlands 
Released:  1980 
Genre:  Nederlandstalig

Prijs: €4,99

augustus 08, 2022

Nico Van Rensburg - Speel Die Gunstelinge (LP) (1972) - €3,99














A1 - Die ou Waenhuis - 2:40
A2 - Tammeletjie - 2:33
A3 - Koedoesbroek - 2:19
A4 - Die Daspoort vastrap - 2:27
A5 - Fanie se wals - 3:41
A6 - Onder in die vlei - 2:33

B1 - Die Vaaldam Seties - 2:10
B2 - Manie se vastrap - 2:33
B3 - Lentebloeisels - 2:45
B4 - Teëspoed - 2:43
B5 -'n Wals vir jou - 2:35
B6 - Mopanieblare - 3:00

Label:  Music For Pleasure - MFP 54505
Format:  Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:  Netherlands 
Released:  1972
Genre:  Instrumentaal

Vinyl:  Lichte Gebruikerssporen
Cover:  Goed

Prijs: €2,99

augustus 06, 2022

Ad Van Den Hoed Kwartet - King´s Clarinet (Lp) (1960) - €4,99














A1 - Somebody Loves Me   
A2 - Can't Help Loving That Man   
A3 - Sultry Serenade   
A4 - What A Difference A Day Makes?   
A5 - Clopint-Clopant   
A6 - Rose Washington Square   
A7 - Memories Of You   

B1 - Too Close For Comfort   
B2 - Christopher Columbus   
B3 - Poor Butterfly   
B4 - Lazy River   
B5 - King's Clarinet   
B6 - La Belle Rose   
B7 - Velvet Night (Die Violete Nacht)


Label:  Music For Pleasure ‎– MFP 5037
Format:  Vinyl, LP, Repress
Country:   Netherlands 
Released: 
Genre:  Jazz

Vinyl:  Lichte Gebruikerssporen
Cover:  Goed

Prijs: €4,99