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A well-preserved copy of a classic Robert Plant solo album — a must for Led Zeppelin fans and rock collectors
Delightfully unexpected from Canada's satirical songstress
What Comes Naturally is a 1991 EP from Sheena Easton — a polished
A well-preserved copy of a rare Gracie Fields LP — a great find for British music hall and easy listening collectors
Struttin’ Down Royal Street is a 1967 album from Al Hirt — the king of the Bourbon Street trumpet — capturing the infectious
Sammy Kaye – Sweet Charity (1968) Vinyl LP Military A well-preserved copy of aSwing and sway with Broadway's biggest hit. Sammy Kaye's Sweet Charity is a 1968 album featuring his smooth, elegant orchestrations of Cy Coleman and Dorothy Fields' beloved score including "Big Spender" and "If My Friends Could See Me Now" the Great White Way, Champagne Music style. Format: Vinyl LP Year: 1968 Genre: Easy Listening Big Band Broadway Cover: Good 8 10 (minimal wear) Sleeve: Generic white paper Disc: Good+ 89 10 (seems rarely played) A
