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40. The INCREDIBLE STRING BAND: “On Air” (band Of Joy – BOJLP0040 (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint). Original 1991 UK 1st original pressing of killer live set by the Incredible Stringband  at the BBC in 1970. Price: 35 Euro
41. JOHN’S CHILDREN: “Midsummers Night’s Scene” (Bam Caruso – PABL-059) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint/ Imprinted Inner Sleeve: Near Mint). Killer 4 track compilation on the fantastic Bam Caruso imprint that came out in 1988. Marc Bolan at helm before embarking on his Tyrannosaurus Rex trip. Top shelf UK freak beat psych mayhem. Price: 30 Euro
42. JOHN’s CHILDREN: “A Midsummer Night’s Scene” (Bam Caruso – KIRI-095) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint/ Imprinted Inner Sleeve: Near Mint). UK original pressing collection rare singles of the Bolan band that came out in 1988. This band started their career in Surrey and were earlier known as The Few and The Silence. They were discovered by Simon Napier-Bell who once was a manager of The Yardbirds. He brought them to London and they were renamed John's Children by him. Because of their limited muscial ability the band didn't play on the first two singles. The backing tracks were recorded by sessionmen and only Andy Ellisons vocals appear on the 45's. Their first 7-inch "Smashed Blocked" done well in the USA and it reached the Top 100 over there. White Whale offered them a record deal and the result was the eminently forgettable "Orgasm" album. The songs were played live in the studio by the band and overdubbed with screams and shouts from the Beatles movie "A Hard Day's Night". Thankfully their singles were much more better and Bam Caruso compiled back in 1987 (Bam Caruso KIRI 095) all the 45's. And you might know that Marc Bolan was a part-time member and recorded with them two 7-inches ("Desdemona" and "A Midsummer's Night Scene"). All in all a fine mod/pop-art band that will please fans of The Creation, The Eyes, The Who ect.Price: 40 Euro
43. JULY: “The Second of July” (Essex Records – 1015LP) (SEALED copy). Long deleted killer LP that is comprised of demos & outtakes from the July album. Released way back in 1995, July released only one LP during their lifetime. There’s no way to overstate the excellence of the album, with its eerie sound, Indian-influenced chord sequences, studio trickery (tape loops/phasing), and heavily reverb-laden vocals. But that’s not where the story ended. Even before that quintessential psychedelic album was made, band leader Tom Newman was experimenting with home recording equipment. In 1967, he installed basic recording facilities in the bedroom of his flat in an old Victorian house in Ealing. There, he and guitarist Peter Cook tried out ideas, coming up with many of the standout songs from the July album. The demos they recorded display the kind of confidence that Newman feels was lacking in the album proper (yes, the ultra- famous psychedelic classic album!) that they recorded in 1968. Let’s go back to the near-beginning of it all, to a flat in a Victorian house in Ealing, and listen in on demos recorded with DIY alacrity by a studio whiz, tracks which will change the face of psychedelia, eventually, after decades of obscurity. Price: 35 Euro
44. KISS: “Christine Sixteen b/w Shock Me” (Casablanca – VIP-2546) (7 Inch Single Record: Near Mint/ Picture Sleeve: Near Mint/ Company Inner Sleeve: Near Mint) Top condition Japan original 1st press issue all complete with picture sleeve. Price: 30 Euro
45. KISS: “Love Gun b/w Hooligan” (Casablanca – VIP-2566) (7 Inch Single Record: Near Mint/ Picture Sleeve: Near Mint/ Company Inner Sleeve: Near Mint) Top condition Japan original 1st press issue all complete with picture sleeve. Price: 25 Euro
46. LACY, STEVE: “Reflections – Steve Lacy Plays Thelonius Monk” (Prestige/ Victor – VIJ-5032) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint).  Price: 25 Euro
47. LACY, STEVE: “The Forest And The Zoo” (ESP Disk/ Nippon Phonogram – BT-5052) (Record: Near Mint ~ Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint ~ Mint/ Obi: Mint). Japanese 2nd press issue of seminal slide all complete with obi. Getting more difficult and harder to find these copies and this one is virginal from start to finish!. Price: 35 Euro
48. McCOY TYNER: “Today and Tomorrow” (Impulse – IMP-88181) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Excellent ~ Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint) Top shape Japanese press original all complete with obi and insert: Price: 30 Euro
49. McCOY TYNER: “Live at Newport” (Impulse – YP-8543-AI) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Near Mint// Insert: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint) Top shape Japanese press original all complete with insert: Price: 30 Euro
50. McCOY TYNER: “Live at Newport” (Impulse – IMP-88093) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Excellent ~ some foxing inside gatefold/ Insert: Near Mint) Top shape Japanese press original all complete with insert: Price: 25 Euro
51. McCOY TYNER: “Reaching Fourth” (Impulse – IMP-88083) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Excellent ~ Near Mint – some faint foxing inside the gatefold/ Insert: Near Mint). Clean mean Japanese pressing for cheap. Price: 25 Euro
52. McCOY TYNER TRIO: “Reaching Forth” (Impulse – YP-8513-AI) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Near Mint/ 2 Inserts: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint). Clean Japanese pressing all complete. Price: 30 Euro
53. McCOY TYNER TRIO: “Inception” (Impulse – YP-8514-AI) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Near Mint/ 2 Inserts: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint). Clean Japanese pressing all complete. Price: 30 Euro
54. McCOY TYNER: "Song For My Lady" (Milestone/ SMJ-6001) (Record: Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint/ Jacket and OBI: Mint - still housed in SHRINK). Top shape classic. Price: 15 Euro
55. MILES DAVIS: “Ascenseur Pour L’Echafaud with Generique – L’Assasinat de Carala – Sur l’Autoroute b/w Diner au Motel – Chez Le Photographe Du Motel” (Fontana – SFON-3008) (5 Track EP Record: Excellent/ Flip Back Picture Sleeve: Near Mint). Japan only jacket art Miles Davis 5 track EP single issue, plays at 33 RPM. Rarely seen but killer EP, both music wise and package wise. Essential for any self respecting jazz head and Miles buff! Price: 30 Euro
56. MILES DAVIS: “In Person Saturday Night, At The Blackhawk, San Francisco, Volume II” (CBS Sony – SOPJ-18) (Record: Near Mint ~ Mint still housed in shrink/ Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint ~ Mint – still housed in shrink). Clean mean Japanese pressing all complete with obi. Top condition for dirt cheap. Price: 25 Euro
57. MILES DAVIS: “Sorcerer” (CBS Sony – 23AP-2570) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint – still housed in shrink/ Insert: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint – still housed in shrink). Top shape and slightly later Japanese pressing with obi. Price: 40 Euro
58. MILES DAVIS: “Sketches of Spain" (CBS Sony – 18AP-2057) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint – still housed in shrink/ Insert: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint – still housed in shrink). Top shape and slightly later Japanese pressing with obi. Price: 30 Euro
59. MILT JACKSON & JOHN COLTRANE: “Bags & Trane” (Atlantic – P-7552A) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near mint/ Obi: Near mint) pristine condition of rateher scarce Japanese press issue all complete with insert and obi. Price: 30 Euro
60. MILT JACKSON: "Jazz 'N' Samba" (Impulse - YP8511-AI) (Record: Near Mint/ gatefold Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint)0. price: 30 Euro
61. MINGUS, CHARLES QUINTET with Max Roach: “S/T” (Debut/ Victor Records – VIJ-5011M) (Record: Near Mint ~ Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint ~ Mint/ Insert: Mint/ Obi: Mint). Pristine condition high quality pressing all complete with obi. Cheaper than a sandwich, lasting longer than a heroin fix. Essential beyond belief and impossible to ever improve upon. Price: 30 Euro
62. MINGUS, CHARLIE: “Tijuana Moods” (RCA – RGP-1168) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint). Insanely clean and mean Japanese pressing of this outstanding Mingus slide. All complete with obi and insert, virginal condition and impossible to find a better copy. Deliriously cheap, stupidly amazing music. Price: 30 Euro
63. MINGUS, CHARLIE: “Pithecanthropus Erectus” (Atlantic – SMT-2008) (Record: Near Mint/ gatefold Jacket: Near Mint). Clean and mean Japanese pressing of all time classic. Mingus breakthrough recording as a leader where he really begins to take hold of his own personal vision of how jazz music could look. With this recording, he entered into the most productive and creative decade of his career. Just the 10-minute title track, a tone poem about the rise and fall of man which includes one of the earliest free jazz / improvisation segments put to tape is a real brain torcher and fully acknowledges the genius of Mingus. Absolutely essential! Price: 35 Euro
64, MINGUS, CHARLIE: “Mingus, Mingus. Mingus, Mingus" (Impulse - YP-8541-AI) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint). Clean Japanese pressing all complete with obi. Price: 30 Euro
65. MOFFETT, CHARLES: “The Gift” (Savoy/ King Records – KIJJ-2049) (Record: Mint/ Jacket: Mint/ Insert: Mint) Pristine condition Japan original pressing. Awesome slice of avant-jazz. This was the first record ever from drummer Charles Moffett! The session was one of the few cut during Savoy's avant-garde period, featuring Wilbur Ware on bass, Paul Jeffrey on tenor, and Dennis O'Toole on trumpet. The tracks are blessed with quite a unique approach that comes over like kind of a New York ESP sound, but also mixed with more of a soul jazz sensibility. The record makes up for any weakness in the technical department with lots energy and a strong sense of effort. Recommended!  Price: 35 Euro
66. MONK, THELONIUS: “Monk’s Dream” (Columbia Records – SL-1140) (Record: Near Mint/ Flip Back Jacket: Near Mint) Top condition Japan 1st original MONO pressing from 1963 in outstanding condition – next to impossible to ever upgrade upon. Price: 35 Euro
67. MORGAN, LEE: “Introducing Lee Morgan” (CBS Sony – SOPU-10SY) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint). Top shape Japanese press original. Price: 25 Euro
68. NEW RIDERS: “Before Time Began” (Relix Records – RRLP-2024) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint). Original US pressing of rare early daze outtakes. Price: 25 Euro
69. NUGGETS: “The Beginning of Psychedelic Rock – Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era” (ELK^62016) (2 Lp Record: Near Mint/ gatefold Jacket: Near Mint) Clean German pressing from 1984. Price: 30 Euro
70. OLIVER NELSON SEXTET: “Blues and The Abstract Truth” (Impulse – SGD-4) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint). Another pressing of The Blues and the Abstract Truth. This is a high-quality audiophile pressing that saw the light of day in 1991 and sounds astonishing. Top condition, all seems untouched for decades, impossible to ever improve upon. Price: 30 Euro
71. OLIVER NELSON SEXTET: “Blues and The Abstract Truth” (Impulse – YP-8501-AI) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint). Another pressing of The Blues and the Abstract Truth. Top condition, all seems untouched for decades, impossible to ever improve upon. Price: 30 Euro
72. OLIVER NELSON SEXTET: “More Blues and The Abstract Truth” (Impulse – YP-8502-AI) (Record: Near Mint/ Gatefold Jacket: Near Mint/ Obi: Near Mint). Another pressing of The Blues and the Abstract Truth. Top condition, all seems untouched for decades, impossible to ever improve upon. Price: 30 Euro
73. OLIVER NELSON With ERIC DOLPHY: “Straight Ahead” (Prestige/ Victor Records – SMJ-6506) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint/Insert: Near Mint). Japan later pressing from 1976 - MONO pressing. A great little small group session by Nelson – one that has him working in a quintet with Eric Dolphy, one that shows that Nelson could be a strongly modernist player when he wanted to be! Dolphy plays alto, bass clarinet, and flute – and Nelson's tone is appropriately biting to match the set – way harder and stark than on some other albums, with an edge that we really like a lot! Rhythm is by Richard Wyands, George Duvivier, and Roy Haynes. Price: 30 Euro
74. ONO MATSUO: “Play On Animals – Choju Gigaku” EM Records – EM-1094) (EP Record: Near Mint/ Triple Gatefold Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near Mint). Long deleted limited issue of a rare electronic slide that was originally issued as a flexi disc in the 1970 but now got a welcome upgrade on virginal vinyl. First ever reissue of ultra rare 1970 production, in full reproduction of original triple gatefold sleeve, with new liner notes written by Matsuo Ohno, with English translation. A slice of lost history unearthed for your enjoyment and delight. The original flexi-disc was released as a souvenir during the famed World Expo '70 in Osaka (think Stockhausen and Xenakis), but was available for only a brief time and soon disappeared, an object of rumor and mystery for collectors. As befitting Expo '70's remit as a meeting of world cultures, Ohno chose 6 well-loved Japanese and international songs -- and rendered them entirely in animal and bird sounds, using analog tape recordings. Choju Gigaku contains equal measures of musicality, magic, madness and mayhem, with domestic and barnyard animals combining their natural and pitch-shifted voices with the calls and cries of a multitude of birds. Eschewing musical instruments, Ohno utilized Japan's first variable-speed tape recorder to create these melodies, adding delay and reverb to the warm analog mix. The five songs on Choju Gigaku are "Sekaino Kunikara Kon'nichiwa," the theme song for Expo '70 originally sung by Haruo Minami, the Japanese traditional songs "Sakura Sakura" and "Yagi Bushi," an Italian song "Funiculi, Funicula," the Russian "Volga Boatman" and an American classic "Oh My Darling, Clementine." Recording in Sogosha studios (his production company) in Aoyama, Ohno was ably assisted by avant-garde composer/musician Takehisa Kosugi (Taj Mahal Travellers, Merce Cunningham), who was an integral part of the recording process. Housed in a full reproduction of the original triple gatefold sleeve with liner notes newly written by Matsuo Ohno. Essential slice of electronic music/ musique concrete & avant-garde sonic history. Price: 30 Euro
75. PERE UBU: “390 Degrees of Simulated Stereo – Pere Ubu in Cleveland, London & Brussels – UBU Live: Volume One” (Rough Trade/ Japan Record Inc. – RTL-7) (Record: Near Mint/ Jacket: Near Mint/ Insert: Near mint). Japan high quality first press issue from 1981. What a record, absolutely amazing, top shape and dead cheap….not for hipsters because it will destroy your latte sipping Instagram self-aggrandizing preconceptions of who you are. This is the shit!!! Price: 30 Euro