On LP.
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Always wanted to get a copy on vinyl but till august last year was impossible to get one at a human price.
Enjoy!
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LP - Pye Records 1977 : )
HALL & OATES ‘Past Times Behind’: 1977 US 11-track compilation LP, features a collaboration of Daryl Hall and John Oates from which all selections were recorded in 1971/1972, tracks such as A Lot Of Changes Comin’, Deep River Blues
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Happy Birthday John Oates! 
born on 7th April 1948 in New York City 
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3CD collection of Dead highlights from the Pacific North-West in '73 and '74. With a 46-minute “Playing In the Band” and a possibly definitive “Eyes Of The World”, this has to be one of the best GD live albums…
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Alba from British Jazz guitarist John Parricelli. John is a serious jazz player but has done a wide range of session work with well known names and a lot of film score work. He was in my class at school and was big into Clapton/Kossoff etc back then.
I’m fairly certain he played the Mandolin in the Captain Corelli film, he was certainly in the film.
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Slade - Sladest
The hair styles might be a but dated, but the guitar riffs stand the test of time.
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Waxahatchee – Tigers Blood
Followed by the new release from Sarah Shook And The Disarmers – Revelations.
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Featuring Guitarist Pritesh Walia, Keyboardist Sharik Hasan and Drummer Avery Logan, PSA is Poised to Redefine the Boundaries of the Traditional Organ Trio
Far More than a Mere Collection of tracks, PSA’s Self-Titled Debut is a Manifesto —a Bold Declaration of Intent to Contemporize the Organ Trio While Paying a Respectful Homage to its Roots
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I’d not heard of Mary Gauthier before but 6Music played the title track ‘Mercy Now’ and it is just brilliant. Her music has been called ‘country noir’ and it’s not a bad description. What a revelation this album is - highly recommended
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Sarah Shook & The Disarmers - Revelations
Via Tidal 24/96
Thanks to @patk for this recommendation 
Never heard from this band before. Just enjoying the album for the first time. I like the freshness of this kind of folk/country rock or whatever it is called. This for what I love this thread here 
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Continuing tonights Glam theme
The Sweet - Greatest Hits
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Airbag | Identity | 2009
Lovely neo progressive rock (as they describe themselves) from this fine Norwegian band out of Oslo. The Scandis’ really have a very good handle on prog rock and do it terribly well IMHO.
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