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1967 original Mainstream Records LP pressing # S /6099, cover VG+, NO seam or spine splits, top seam clear taped from edge to center, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, shelf wear on back, vinyl M-, NO scratches, plays excellent. This is the 1st release by Big Brother & The Holding Company after forming in 1965, and the 1st featuring their Texas lead singer, Janis Joplin!
Big Brother & The Holding Company ~ (1st album), 1967 original Mainstream LP, $258 + S / H
Big Brother & The Holding Company ~ Cheap Thrills, 1968 original 1st press Columbia LP, $500 + S / H
BLUE CHEER ~ VINCEBUS ERUPTUM, 1968 original 2nd press Philips LP, $258 + S / H
1968 original 2nd press Philips Records LP pressing #PHS 600-264, textured / embossed cover VG++ (tiny bb-hole at center, barely see it, interestenly, the record has NO hole, so cover & record were apparently "switched out" sometime before I bought it used), NO seam or spine splits, NO ring-wear, vinyl VG(+), side 1 has a couple of scratches that click & pop, side 2 has some scuffs that also click & pop, plays excellent with minimal background. 2nd press with the Abe "Voco" Kesh production credit on back cover. San Francisco, California (USA) power trio band that partially invented "Heavy Metal".
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Janis Joplin with BiG BROTHER & THE HOLDING CO. ~ LiVE at Winterland '68, 1998 original CD, $38 + S / H
1998 original Columbia / Legacy CD pressing #CK 54869, very thick, detailed booklet, back cover & disc M-, NO scratches or marks on disc, plays excellent. All songs previously unreleased, recorded live April 12 & 13, 1968 at Winterland, San Francisco, California (USA).
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1968 original 1st press Columbia Records LP #KCS 9700, Gatefold cover M-, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, "360 Sound" stereo labels vinyl M-, NO scratches, plays excellent with NO surface noise. Recorded live at Bill Graham's Fillmore Auditorium (later to become Fillmore West!) After this album, lead singer Janis Joplin branched out with her own Kozmic Blues Band! Art by R. Crumb!