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LP (and Tape) Listing for Minidisc Trading

The following are long-players--vinyl record albums--which, for the most part, are original to my collection and have been lovingly cared for since acquisition.
Believe it or not, not every piece of music ever recorded has made it onto compact disc or even sounds as good on compact disc as it does on quality vinyl. I provide the following listing for those special collectors who are interested in items available only on vinyl that never made it onto compact disc or where the compact disc is just about impossible to find because it is out of print. I use quality equipment to make the sonic transfer and you will be pleased with the results. If not, just let me know and I'll make it right to the best of my ability.
Please note that any vinyl album, over time, can develop some surface noise. Little clicks and pops are commonplace but should not be a disturbance to any but the most anal. If you, however, fall into this category, do us both a favor and keep on looking elsewhere or check out my compact disc listing HERE. Enjoy. I have over 1,000 albums in my collection so it will be a labor of love to list the ones here that meet my own internal criteria (condition, rareness, availability on compact disc, etc.) and it will take considerable time. Be patient, check back often and happy hunting.

I have also included some tapes where the quality is good enough to justify transfering to minidisc or, again, the material is rare enough. For instance, under David Bowie, I have included the Rykodisc tapes because they were CrO2 and, in my opinion, as advertised, of CDQ (Compact Disc Quality). I would not list them if I thought you would be disappointed. By the way, I do separate and title the tracks on these analog transfers, for your convenience and listening pleasure.

Alabama State Troopers--
--self/titled (Don Nix, Jeannie Green and Furry Lewis--2 lp set--classic blues/rock in the Delaney & Bonnie vein)
Alvin, Dave--
--Romeo's Escape (former lead guitarist for The Blasters' 1st solo album--first class achievement)
Alvin, Phil--
--Un"Sung Stories" (lead singer for The Blasters' solo effort--with support from Sun Ra & The Arkestra and The Dirty Dozen Brass Band)
Anderson, Laurie--
--Mister Heartbreak (Japanese import album)
Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival 1972--
--Self-Titled--2 record set chronicling the events of said festival--artists include: Hound Dog Taylor & The Houserockers; Koko Taylor; Bobby "Blue" Bland; Dr. John; Junior Walker & the All Stars; Bonnie Raitt; Howlin' Wolf (one of his last recordings); Muddy Waters; CJQ; Freddie King; Luther Allison; Johnny Shines; Otis Rush; Sippie Wallace (w/ Bonnie Raitt) and Sun Ra & His Solar-Myth Arkestra. Will fit on one minidisc with only 3 minor deletions (none mentioned above).
Auntie Christ--
--Life Could Be A Dream (punk w/ Exene and D.J. Bonebrake from X and Matt Freeman)
Baker, Ginger--
--Eleven Sides of Baker
Band, The--
--Music from Big Pink (MFSL half-speed mastered)--The Band--Live at The Hollywood Bowl '70 (classic bootleg on the famous Rubber Dubber Records)--Rock of Ages (2 lp set live)--The Best of The Band--Northern Lights, Southern Cross--Moondog Matinee
Barton, Lou Ann--
--Read My Lips
Beatles, The--
--Rock and Roll Music (2 lp set OOP from Capitol--rockers)--
Blasters, The--
--Non Fiction--Live in Chicago 1985 (FM radio broadcast--1st gen. tape)
Blondie--
--Live on KBFH August 16, 1979 (2nd generation tape--all the classic early songs when they still meant it!)
BoDeans--
--Live in Milwaukee circa 1986 (FM radio broadcast--1st gen. tape--great show!)
Bone, Ponty and the Squeezetones--
--Easy as Pie
Bowie, David--
--Ziggy Stardust (MFSL half-speed mastered)--Aladdin Sane (CDQ tape)--Diamond Dogs (CDQ tape)--Young Americans (CDQ tape)--The Singles (CDQ 2 tape set)--Lodger--ChangesBowie (CDQ tape)--Let's Dance (MFSL half-speed mastered)
Brinsley Schwarz--
--Silver Pistol (English pub-rock band that included Nick Lowe, Brinsley Schwarz & Ian Gomm)
Brown, Arthur--
--The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (w/ that psychedelic classic Fire)
Byrne, David--
--Sounds from True Stories (the REAL soundtrack to this American cinema classic)
Cale, J.J.--
--Special Edition (best of circa 1983)
Cale, John--
--The Academy in Peril (his 1st solo album)
Captain Beefheart--
--Easy Teeth (2 lp boot recorded February 18, 1978; Golden Bear; Huntington Beach, CA)--Chronicles (2 lp boot shared with Zappa--very good)--Electric Poetry (Live in Holland 1980)--Through the Eyes of a Genius (Electric Poetry Part 2)--Another Chapter from The Lives and Times of Captain Beefheart (2 lp boot--more great stuff)--Don's Birthday Party (2 lp set--Showbox, Seattle, January 15, 1981)--Best Batch Yet (2 lp set--The Country Club January 29, 1981)--Blue Collar (OST--title song sung by C.B.)
Chenier, Clifton--
--Boogalusa Boogie
Cocker, Joe--
--Live in London 1986 (FM radio broadcast--1st gen. tape)
Cohen, Leonard--
--Live Songs (live selections from 1970 & 1972)
Cooder, Ry and Lindley, David--Concert tape (unknown location and date--early gen.--EXCELLENT sound and concert)--The Long Riders (OST)--Crossroads (OST)--Alamo Bay (OST)--Blue City (OST)--Crazy 'Bout An Automobile EP (4 cuts live--excellent)
Coryell, Larry--
--The Real Great Escape--Introducing The Eleventh House with Larry Coryell (w/ Alphonse Mouzon on percussion, Randy Brecker on trumpet & Mike Mandel on piano & synth)
Costello, Elvis--
--Live at The Palomino Club 1979 (2 lp set)--Elvis & The Attractions Go To Washington and Dave Edmunds and Rockpile Don't (2 lp set--3 sides of Elvis and 1 side of Dave, Nick, et al.--w/ Keith Richard on Chuck Berry's Let It Rock--Essential Elvis!)
Crenshaw, Marshall--
--self-titled 1st album--Our Town U.S. Remix (12" ep available only in U.K.)
Crumb, R.--
--R. Crumb and his Cheap Suit Serenaders (on the famous Blue Goose label)
Delaney & Bonnie--
--To Bonnie From Delaney (w/ Duane Allman, Jim Gordon, Jim Dickinson, Bobby Whitlock, Little Richard, Sneeky Pete, et al.)--Delaney and Bonnie and Duane and Friends Live FM Broadcast July 22, 1971 (Delaney and Bonnie and Friends, featuring Duane Allman, King Curtis, Gregg Allman, et al.--great show--unknown gen. of tape but good sound and minimal hiss--very laid back acoustic set then rocking electric set with Duane just wailing)
Derek & The Dominos--
--Cash TV 1970 (Johnny Cash TV Show--5th November 1970; E.C. with Buddy Guy and Junior Wells @ L'Olympia in Paris on Sept. 29, 1970; and D&TD at Kleinhall's Music Hall in Buffalo, NY on Oct. 29, 1970)
Dickinson, James Luther--
--Dixie Fried (legendary album w/ Dr. John, Jeannie Green, probably Clapton and Lowell George as well)
Dire Straits--
--Live 85/86 Tour of North America (FM radio broadcast--1st gen.)
Dr. John--
--Babylon--Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack--Hollywood Be Thy Name--Triumvirate (w/ Mike Bloomfield and John Hammond)(also see CD Listing) --The Sun Moon & Herbs (w/ Eric Clapton, Mick Jagger, Carl Radle, Jim Gordon, Bobby Whitlock , Graham Bond, Bobby Keys, et al.
Dury, Ian--
--New Boots and Panties (w/ Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll)
Earle, Steve--
--Someday EP (w/ live unreleased versions of State Trooper and Good Ol' Boy)--At the Tradewinds in Sea Bright, NJ on February 16, 1998 (2 c-100 cassettes--audient recording but very good!--with Bruce Springsteen on encores--amazing show--also extra material of Buddy and Julie Miller opening for Steve in Atlanta on February 14, 1998--1st gen. from DAT)
Faces (Small Faces)--
--First Step--Long Player--A Nod Is As Good As A Wink...To A Blind Horse--Ooh La La
Fleck, Bela--
--Natural Bridge
Flying Burrito Bros--
--Close Up The Honky Tonks (The Flying Burrito Bros. 1968-1972) (2 lp best of set, with Gram Parsons--Excellent)
French, Frith, Kaiser & Thompson--
--Invisible Means (2nd lp from this supergroup)
Fripp, Robert--
--God Save The Queen--The League of Gentlemen
Fripp & Eno--
--Music For Fans: Live BBC 11/73 and Eno solo (Feb. 2, 1980)(boot)--No Pussyfooting--Evening Star
Fugs, The--
--It Crawled Into My Hands, Honest
Glass Eye--
--Marlo (their 1st, privately released)--HUGE
Golden Palominos--
--no skin remixes by bandulu & terre thaemlitz
Grin--
--1+1--The Best of Grin featuring Nils Lofgren (see also, Nils Lofgren)
Helm, Levon--
--Levon Helm & The RCO All-Stars (w/ Mac Rebennack, Booker T. Jones, Paul Butterfield, Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, Fred Carter, Jr., Howard Johnson, et al.)
Hicks, Dan & His Hot Licks--
--Striking It Rich
"Honeyboy" Edwards--
--White Windows (on Blue Suit records)
Howlin' Wolf--
--Chester Burnett aka Howlin' Wolf (2 lp best of set on Chess Records (it's all here)
Insiders, The--
--Live at Park West, Chicago, August 1987 (FM broadcast--1st gen. tape)
Jeffreys, Garland--
--Escape Artist (w/ G.E. Smith, Andrew Bodnar & Steve Goulding (from The Rumour), Danny Federici & Roy Bittan (from The E Street Band), Adrian Belew, Randy Brecker, Lou Reed, David Johansen, et al.) (includes Escapades ep)
Jupp, Mickey--
--Juppanese (backed by Rockpile--great album on Stiff)
Kaiser, Henry--The Henry Kaiser Band--
--Heart's Desire (Recorded Live) (2 lp set--expanded version from 1 cd presentation of same material)
King Biscuit Boy with Crowbar--
--Official Music
Kooper, Al--
--Kooper Session (w/ Shuggie Otis)
Laswell, Bill--
--Hear No Evil (w/ Shankar, Nicky Skopelitis, Zakir Hussain, Aiyb Dieng and Daniel Ponce)
Lewis, Huey & The News--
--Sports (MFSL half-speed mastered)
Lloyd, Richard--
--Field of Fire
Lofgren, Nils--
--Grin 1+1--The Best of Grin--I Came to Dance--Wonderland--Night Fades Away
Lowe, Nick--
--Labor of Lust
Lucas, Gary--
--Solo Mercury Lounge 12/1/95 and Roulette 4/8/95
Mallard (Captain Beefheart's Magic Band out on its/their own)--
--Mallard--In a Different Climate
Midnight Oil--
--10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1
Move, The--
--Split Ends (Best of set, w/ Do Ya)
Newman, Randy--
--Sail Away--Good Old Boys--Little Criminals
Parker, Charlie--
--Bird at St. Nick's (live; Feb. 18, 1950)
Parker, Graham----Free For Chicago--7/04/88--1st gen. tape of FM broadcast--with Brinsley Schwarz on guitar
Parsons, Gram & The Fallen Angels--
--Live 1973 (w/ Emmylou Harris)
Parsons, Gram--
--Sleepless Nights (w/ The Flying Burrito Bros. & Emmylou--9 previously unreleased cuts)
Petty, Tom & The Heartbreakers--
--Live in London March, 1980 (2nd gen. radio broadcast)
Phillips, Glenn--Glenn Phillips Band--
--Dark Lights--Razor Pocket--St. Valentine's Day
Pickett, Charlie--
--Charlie Pickett & The Eggs Live at the Button on Fort Lauderdale Beach (recorded January 15 & 16, 1982--essential listening from the South Florida scene)
Price, Alan--
--O! Lucky Man (original soundtrack)
Procul Harem--
--Home
R.E.M.--
--Chronic Town ep--(Don't Go Back To) Rockville ep (w/ live versions of 9-9 & Gardening at Night)--Live at the Aragon Ballroom, Chicago in July of 1984 (FM radio broadcast--1st gen. tape)
Rockpile--
--Seconds of Pleasure (w/ Everly Brothers 7" bonus)--Live in 1980 (FM Broadcast--1st gen. tape)
Rolling Stones--
--The Rolling Stones Collection (MFSL half-speed mastered set)--Sticky Fingers (MFSL half-speed mastered)--Some Girls (MFSL half-speed mastered)--Jack Daniel's On Tour (Live '72--one side Ft. Worth and the other Phillie)--Cops and Robbers (boot 12" single--excellent sound)
Shankar, Ravi--
--Ravi Shankar in New York (on World Pacific)--Ravi Shankar in San Francisco (on World Pacific)--Ragas (w/ Ali Akhbar Khan)
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes--
--"Jukes Live" At The Bottom Line (promo only release with Ronnie Spector guesting on one cut)
Smashing Pumpkins--
--Live at The Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA, August 4, 1998 (FM broadcast of concert--1st gen.--2 C-90's--incredible sound and show)
Sumlin, Hubert--
--Hubert Sumlin's Blues Party (on Demon Records--Howlin' Wolf's guitar player)
Sweet, Rachel--
--Fool Around (on Stiff--great album)
Talking Heads--
--Electrically (live boot UCLA 1978)--The Name of this Band is Talking Heads (live recordings--2 record set)
Timbuk 3--
--Free For Chicago July 4, 1988 (FM broadcast of concert--1st gen. tape--one of the best concerts I have ever heard--eye-opening performance of this very talented couple)
Traffic--
--Mr. Fantasy (English import Mono mix)--Live in London 1970 (FM Broadcast--1st gen. tape)
Trower, Robin--
--Live!
Verlaine, Tom--
--Warm and Cool (instrumentals, Ryko tape)
Whitlock, Bobby--
--Bobby Whitlock--Raw Velvet--One of a Kind--Rock Your Socks Off
Wreckless Eric--
--Wreckless Eric--The Wonderful World of Wreckless Eric--Hit and Miss Judy (12" single--GREAT!)
Zappa, Frank--
--200 Motels/At The Olympic (2 disc set)(Frank Zappa, The Mothers of Invention, Zubin Mehta & The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Recorded May 15, 1970 at U.C.L.A.; with additional material from The Mothers concert at the Olympic Auditorium in L.A. on March 7, 1970 (w/ Don "Sugarcane" Harris smokin' on violin on "Directly From My Heart to You")

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