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Vinilo (Lp) Genesis..And Then There Were Three (ENVÍO DE MÉXICO, PREGUNTA POR EDICIONES MEXICANAS) Vinilo (Lp) Genesis..And Then There Were Three (ENVÍO DE MÉXICO, PREGUNTA POR EDICIONES MEXICANAS) Vinilo (Lp) Nuevo Genesis..And Then There Were Three Vinilo (Lp), Nuevo (El Celofan Está a Punto De Desprenderse De La Parte Baja y Ciertas Esquinas Se Han Gastado Un Poco Por El Movimiento De Exhibicion y Traslafo a Mercados) Polygram, Hecho En México, 1978 Envío por correo certificado (registrado) desde México Incluído. Si ud requiere algún otro artículo desde mi país puedo ser el vinculo para encontrarselo por tanto su pregunta no molesta.   Puedes Pagar Por Paypal o Con Ingreso/Transferencia a Cuenta Bancaria En España.  

THE BAND * 2LP *And Then There Were Four: FM Broadcast, Chicago 1983 * Gatefold * Precintado THE BAND * 2LP *And Then There Were Four: FM Broadcast, Chicago 1983 * Gatefold * Precintado Doble disco de vinilo en una edición de lujo que contiene el histórico concierto en vivo de la reunión de The Band en 1983 que se grabó en Chicago con todos los miembros originales, excepto Robbie Robertson. La carpeta es gatefold (desplegable) y está precintado de fábrica. Edición limitada a pocas copias. DISCO 1 CARA A A1 Up On Cripple Creek A2 The Shape I'm In A3 It Makes No Difference DISCO 1 CARA B B1 Milk Cow Boogie B2 Mystery Train B3 King Harvest (Has Surely Come) B4 Java Blues DISCO 2 CARA C C1 I Shall Be Released C2 Rag Mama Rag C3 Long Black Veil DISCO 2 CARA D D1 (I Don't Want To) Hang Up My Rock And Roll Shoes D2 The Weight D3 Ophelia

GENESIS -... AND THEN THERE WERE THREE GENESIS -... AND THEN THERE WERE THREE Como en todos mis anuncios los detalles de versión están en la foto 2. Como todos mis discos sonido verificado 100%

PEACHES & HERB: FREEWAY [POLYDOR - ESP 1981] 7' PEACHES & HERB: FREEWAY [POLYDOR - ESP 1981] 7' Peaches & Herb   "Freeway"  single 7" (Polydor)  1981  made in Spain cat. num.  20 95 396 #disco  #soul  #funk   A Freeway (Via Libre) 3:09 B Picking Up The Pieces 3:45   Though soul/pop  Peaches and Herb  was billed as a duo, their group member rotation is more similar to a group's. The original  Peaches, Francine Hurd Barker, a Washington, D.C., native, earned the childhood nickname "Peaches" because of her genteel manner. She sang in neighborhood groups and in her teens she became the lead singer for a group named the Keynotes. Starting her own group, the Darlettes, they auditioned for and were signed to D.C.-area label Date Records, where their name was changed to the Sweet Things.  The majority of their Polydor hits were written by  Perren,  Dino Fekaris, Kenny St. Lewis, and Melvin Ragin. Though there were other hits on Polydor, none came close to the success of their early- to mid-'60s Date singles. Though  Herb Fame believes it can happen again and employs a new "Peaches" to keep the name current while he holds down a job in the Washington, D.C. police department.

DENIECE WILLIAMS: I'VE GOT THE NEXT DANCE [ESP 1979] 7” DENIECE WILLIAMS: I'VE GOT THE NEXT DANCE [ESP 1979] 7” Deniece Williams  "I've Got The Next Dance"  single 7" (CBS)  1979  made in Spain cat. num.  CBS 7399 #disco  #soul  #funk   a. I've got the next dance b. when love comes calling   One of the most distinctive vocalists who arrived during the soul era,  Deniece Williams  is known for soaring, four-octave soprano voice, late-'70s and early-'80s R&B classics such as "Free" and "Silly," and the 1984 number one pop hit "Let's Hear It for the Boy." Born  June Deniece Chandler  in Gary, Indiana, she grew up singing in a Pentecostal church, which forbid the congregation to listen to anything but gospel music. Outside of wanting a 1959 Thunderbird, she had no serious ambitions but was deeply interested in music. Her favorite singers were  Carmen McRae  (for her diction) and  Nancy Wilson, who, for  Williams, exemplified class and elegance. However, her she also looked up to her parents, both of whom sang. From 1968 through 1970,  Williams  recorded a handful of singles for the Chicago-based Lock and Toddlin' Town labels as  Deniece  (or Denise)  Chandler. None of them charted, but "I'm Walking Away" and "Mama, I Wish I Stayed Home" became Northern soul cult classics.  In need of employment and with college on the back burner, the fledgling singer was introduced to personal hero  Stevie Wonder  by John Harris, her cousin from Detroit, who happened to be on tour as a valet for  Wonder  (and was also his childhood friend). Her cousin arranged for  Williams  to meet  Wonder  backstage at a concert. Six months later,  Williams  was flown into Detroit by  Wonder  for an audition. Among the 26 who auditioned,  Williams, who sang "Teach Me Tonight," was one of three hired by  Wonder. The three became known as  Wonderlove. Her touring with  Wonder lasted for several years, a period in which she recorded background vocals for  Talking Book,  Fulfillingness' First Finale, and  Songs in the Key of Life,  Wonder -produced  Syreeta  and  Minnie Riperton  sessions, and other releases by the likes of  Esther Phillips  and  Roberta Flack.

GARY SHEARSTON: DINGO [ESP 1974] LP GARY SHEARSTON: DINGO [ESP 1974] LP Gary Shearston   "Dingo"  LP (Charisma)  1974  made in Spain cat. num.  63 69 958 #folk rock  #pop rock   Dingo   Back Of Beyond   Witnessing   I Get A Kick Out Of You   The Lightkeeper Of America   Seagull And Swan   The Ballad Of Blasted Creek   Lump In The Bed   Aborigine   Without A Song   b. 9 January 1939, Inverell, New South Wales, Australia. This singer-songwriter was also proficient on guitar and harmonica. Shearston moved with his family to Sydney at the age of 12, after his father’s farm was destroyed by drought. By the time Shearston was 19 he was a professional singer performing traditional Australian music in pubs, clubs and on radio and television. In the late 50s he made his first recording, for the Festival label, and this was followed by a number of albums for CBS Records in the early to mid-60s. Two of these albums were described as ‘among the best records of traditional music ever made in Australia’. In 1965, Shearston received an award for the best composition of the year when ‘Sometime Lovin’’ was covered by a number of artists including Peter Paul And Mary. In the mid-60s, together with Martyn Wyndham-Read, he recorded a live album on the Australian Score record label, although CBS would not let Shearston appear on the album. In addition, he had his own folk music television programme.  Shearston then travelled to the USA in 1968 and lived there for the next four years. During the mid-70s Shearston relocated to Britain, where he recorded two albums for Charisma Records. Shearston’s one major hit in the UK came in 1974, when ‘I Get A Kick Out Of You’ made the Top 10. This single made Shearston the first Australian artist to have a simultaneous hit in Britain and Australia. Despite the long gap between albums he carried on and worked the folk clubs of Europe. Returning to Australia from England in 1988, Shearston was made a Deacon of the Anglican Church in December 1991, and has served in the parishes of Narrandera, Deniliquin, Hay, and Bangalow. In 2001, he released his first new studio album in over a decade.

RIVER CITY PEOPLE - THIS IS THE WORLD - VINILO ORIGINAL 1991 PRIMEA EDICION EMI RIVER CITY PEOPLE - THIS IS THE WORLD - VINILO ORIGINAL 1991 PRIMEA EDICION EMI River City People fue un grupo de folk-rock de vida y éxito efímeros. Con sus dos estupendos albumes, sonaron bastante en las emisoras del Reino Unido y otros países (España, entre ellos), y llegaron a actuar en varias ciudades europeas. Pero lo que condenó a la banda de Liverpool fue, probablemente, que llegaron tarde a la fiesta. La segunda mitad de los 80 fue un momento dulce para el pop-rock inglés e irlandés, que consolidó a grupos como U2, Simple Minds, Dire Straits o Simply Red. Pero los RCP se subieron al carro en 1989, cuando el movimiento languidecía, y a pocos meses de la explosión, al otro lado del Atlántico, del fenómeno grunge. La banda aguantó como pudo el desinterés por el folk-rock, y aunque llegó a lanzar en 1991 un segundo gran LP, acabó deshaciéndose pocos meses después. El primer disco es una maravilla y este   THIS IS THE WORLD esta muy bien. Tracklist: 01. River City People - Standing In The Need Of Love [3:30] 02. River City People - Special Way [3:14] 03. River City People - Act Like A Child [3:46] 04. River City People - Hurt You [3:57] 05. River City People - Driver [3:24] 06. River City People - Move A Mountain [4:41] 07. River City People - Mile High Cafe [4:31] 08. River City People - True Stories From The Revolution [3:42] 09. River City People - The Sea [3:40] 10. River City People - High Tide [3:28] 11. River City People - This Is The World [4:57] River City People were a folk rock quartet formed in Liverpool, England in 1986, by vocalist Siobhan Maher, guitarist Tim Speed, his drummer brother Paul Speed, and bassist Dave Snell. Siobhan, Tim and Dave had both been with Liverpool Band "Peep Show" until summer 1987 - at one point both bands co-existed. The group appeared on Channel 4's The Chart Show and soon afterward signed with EMI, releasing their debut single "(What's Wrong With) Dreaming?" in mid 1989. Their album Say Something Good followed a few months later, recorded in Los Angeles and produced by legendary producer Don Gehman. In the summer of 1990, the band scored their biggest hit with a cover of The Mamas & the Papas' "California Dreamin'". This was a double A-side with "Carry the Blame". " This is the World " followed in late 1991, but the group disbanded shortly after. Maher then teamed with ex-Bangle Debbi Peterson in the duo Kindred Spirit, releasing a self-titled 1995 album on Capitol Records. She released a solo album in 2002 called Immigrant Flower.