Georgia Satellites-"Georgia Satellites"
US 1st Pressing
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Potliquor-"Louisiana Rock & Roll"
US 1st Pressing
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Wet Willie-"Keep On Smilin' "
US 1st Pressing
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Longbranch Pennywhistle-"Longbranch Pennywhistle"
US 1st Presssing
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Molly Hatchet-"Flirtin" With Disaster"
US 1st Pressing
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Holly Cole-"Temptation"
Analogue Productions, 2LP, 200 Gram
(I also have this in a 4LP BoxSet, 180 Gram, that is sealed)
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Delaney & Bonnie & Friends-"On Tour" (With Eric Clapton)
Speakers Corner (Germany), 180 Gram, Pure Analog
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The Doobie Brothers-"The Doobie Brothers" (Debut)
Friday Music, 180 Gram
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The Marshall Tucker Band-"Carolina Dreams"
US Pressing
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The Black Crowes-"The Southern Harmony And Musical Companion"
UK, Back To Black Series, 2LP, 180 Gram
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@slaw...good call on First Aid Kit! I really like those two sisters. "Emmylou" is one of my favorite songs.
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@slaw...yes, on the Secret Sisters. They are on New West Records and I have a bunch of their titles. Great label and artists.
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CCR (Cross Canadian Ragweed)-"Mission California"
US 1st Pressing, 2LP
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The Charlie Daniels Band-""Million Mile Reflections"
MOFI, Half Speed
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Lynyrd Skynyrd-"Street Survivors"
MOFI, Silver Series, Gain 2, Ultra Analog
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The Allman Brothers Band-"Idlewild South"
MOFI, Gain 2, Ultra Analog, Half Speed
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Poco-"Legend"
MOFI, Half Speed, Super High Definition Vinyl
(One of my all time favorite albums!)
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Manassas-"Manassas"
Classic Records, 200 Gram, 2LP
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Pure Prairie League-"Bustin' Out"
US Dynaflex Pressing
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Van-Zant-"Van-Zant"
US Pressing
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Firefall-"Firefall" (Debut)
German Pressing
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Mark Knopfler-"Shangri-La"
UK, 2LP, Limited Edition, 180 Gram
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Blackfoot-"Marauder"
Music On Vinyl, 180 Gram, Audiophile
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The Kentucky Headhunters-"Pickin' On Nashville"
US Pressing
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Sea Level-"Cats On The Coast"
US Pressing
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New Riders Of The Purple Sage-"The Adventures Of Panama Red"
US, Limited Edition, Purple Vinyl
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@slaw...LOVE Larkin Poe! One of my favorite "sisters" duo. Ever heard of SHEL? They’re a local band of (4) sisters. Seen them live several times. Really, really good. Youtube has a video of them doing "The Battle Of Evermore" that's superb.
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Heart-"BeBe Le Strange"
US Deluxe/Limited Edition, 180 Gram, White Vinyl
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Tom Tom Club-"Tom Tom Club"
2LP, Limited/Expanded RSD Edition, Pink Vinyl
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Badfinger-"Straight Up"
Japanese, Red Vinyl
(R.I.P. Joey)
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Haim-"Days Are Gone"
US Pressing, Deluxe 10th Anniversary Edition, Green Vinyl
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Quarterflash-"Quarterflash" (Debut)
US 1st Pressing
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Spandau Ballet-"True"
MOFI, Half Speed, Limited Edition
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The Zutons-"Tired Of Hanging Around"
UK 1st Pressing
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@bslon...thanks for the mention of Gerry!
Stealers Wheel-"Stealers Wheel"
Shane's Intervention Records, 180 Gram (one of my favorite reissue labels!)
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Joe Jackson-"Night And Day"
Intervention Records, 180 Gram
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Gene Clark-"White Light"
Intervention Records, 180 Gram
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Joan Armatrading-"Joan Armatrading"
Intervention Records, 180 Gram
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Angus & Julia Stone-"Cape Forestier"
Indie Exclusive, 180 Gram, Orange Marble Vinyl
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The Roches-"The Roches"
US, RSD 45th Anniversary Limited Edition, Red Vinyl
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@slaw ...playing off of your lead:
Graham Parsons-"GP"
SYEOR (Start Your Ear Off Right), Limited Edition, 180 Gram
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I also never heard of Tobacco City. I listened to a few songs on Qobuz and they do indeed sound like the Burrito Bros. Thanks for the heads up.
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It was called "The Nomad Series". I’m a HUGE Cowboy Junkies fan. Seen them live many times. Had a big crush on Margo back in the day. Pretty sure I have everything they’ve ever released on vinyl.
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Cowboy Junkies-"Trinity Revisited"
Diverse Records UK, 2LP, 180 Gram
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"Demons' was that title. Volume 2 in the series, I believe.
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@slaw...yes. I have a couple of Richard Thompson, Joan Baez, Alison Krauss, Rickie Lee Jones and all the Cowboy Junkies titles. Not sure what happened to the label? They were very good.
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Laura Nyro-"Eli And The Thirteenth Confession"
Analog Spark, Limited Edition, 180 Gram
(Analog Spark is another excellent label that just disappeared?)
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Here’s what The Absolute Sound said about "Demons":
"Quite possibly Demons is the most haunting, depressing, and emotionally desperate music the band has ever created—which, by the way, is saying something."
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Yeah, that's up next, then another Laura Nyro album.
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The Cranberries-"Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?"
Analog Spark, Limited Edition, 180 Gram, Cranberry Vinyl
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