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Original 1967 U.S. stereo first pressing of Big Brother & The Holding Company’s debut featuring Janis Joplin. Beautiful NM- vinyl with VG+ cover. Early “Brent Music Corp. – BMI” B1 publishing credit and Terre Haute/Customatrix deadwax identifiers.
1968 U.S. Columbia Two-Eye stereo pressing of Bob Dylan’s John Wesley Harding, featuring white “360 Sound” labels and exact 1E/1B matrices. Fully play-tested VG vinyl with excellent gloss and no skips or pops; attractive VG+ original jacket.
A beautiful Columbia “360 Sound” stereo pressing of Simon & Garfunkel’s 1966 classic. Extremely clean VG++ vinyl, very close to NM-, fully play tested with excellent sound. VG++ cover. Includes “Scarborough Fair/Canticle,” “Homeward Bound” and “The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy).”
Beautiful 1969 Japanese Apple Records pressing of The Beatles’ Revolver. NM vinyl, fully play tested with exceptional sound, with a NM- very thin Japanese cover, NM- original black inner sleeve and NM- Japanese/English lyric insert. Manufactured by Toshiba Musical Industries Ltd. Obi not included.
Original Beatles Second Album 1964 Mono first pressing on Capitol Records, pressed at RCA Indianapolis. Play-tested VG++ vinyl with excellent mono sound, VG original cover and original Capitol advertising inner sleeve.
A 1969 U.S. Columbia Pitman pressing of The Jimi Hendrix Experience’s essential Smash Hits compilation on Reprise Records. VG++ vinyl, fully play tested with excellent sound, and a VG+ cover. Features “Purple Haze,” “Hey Joe,” “The Wind Cries Mary,” “Crosstown Traffic” and “Red House.” Original folded poster not included.
Original 1966 Colgems COS-101 stereo Hollywood pressing featuring the early “Papa Jean’s Blues” misprint on both the jacket and Side 1 label. Exact 3S/3S stamped matrices. Play-tested VG+ vinyl with VG+ original cover.
1968 U.S. London Records NPS-1 pressing of the Rolling Stones’ classic Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass) compilation. Vinyl is play tested VG+, housed in a clean VG++ gatefold with attached NM- photographic booklet and period London Records advertising inner sleeve.
