Vinyl Record Auction

Various Collection of 21 12-inch vinyl LPs featuring works by Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass and Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66 / '77. Visible titles include Sergio Mendes and Brasil '77's 'Vintage '74,' 'Love Music,' and 'Primal Roots'; Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66's 'Ye-Me-Le,' 'Crystal Illusions,' 'Look Around,' and 'Equinox'; and Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass's 'Warm,' 'Whipped Cream & Other Delights,' 'The Beat of the Brass,' and 'Greatest Hits.' - Lot 213

One For My Baby Vinyl LP album, "One For My Baby," signed by James Horowitz. The album cover features a black and white illustration of a man with a piano keyboard at the bottom, and includes a handwritten inscription: "Carl - Thanks for listening - Enjoy! James." The record is a 12-inch diameter long-playing (LP) format. - Lot 317

Collection of over 70 jazz 12-inch vinyl LPs, featuring artists such as Jimmy McPartland, Dave McKenna Trio, Anita O'Day, Mabel Mercer & Bobby Short, Jackie Gleason, Julie London, Stan Getz, Herb Alpert, and Stan Kenton, across labels including Concord Jazz, Verve, Atlantic, and Epic. - Lot 318

Atlantic, Milestone, Verve, United Artists, Solid State, Prestige, Embryo, Columbia Collection of 36 vinyl records by jazz flutist Herbie Mann, featuring albums such as "Let Me Tell You," "Brazil Blues," "St. Thomas," "Sugarloaf + Jazz Impressions of Brazil," "Mann in the Morning," "Memphis Two-Step," "Push Push," "London Underground," "Mississippi Gambler," "Concerto Grosso in D Blues," "Memphis Underground," "Windows Opened," "Salute to the Flute," "Yellow Fever," "Super Mann," "Bird in a Silver Cage," "Surprises," "Waterbed," and "First Light." - Lot 336

Collection of ten 12-inch vinyl LPs, featuring a mix of jazz, electronic, new-age, and funk/soul genres. Identifiable titles include Walter Murphy's "Rhythm & Brass / The Young Brass" (Dot Records DOS 26012), Vangelis' "Heaven and Hell" (Private Stock Records AFL1-5110), Andreas Vollenweider's "White Winds" (CBS Digital Stereo FM 39963), Ramsey Lewis' "Tequila Mockingbird" (Columbia FC 35018), and Paul Horn's "Inside" (Epic BXN 26466). - Lot 352

Lot of seven jazz records. Visible titles include Tina Weisberg's self-titled album (A&M Records, SP-3039), Deodato's "Very Together" (MCA Records), Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass "Volume 2" (A&M Records), and Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass "Whipped Cream & Other Delights" (A&M Records). - Lot 353

A collection of 19 jazz vinyl records, primarily 12-inch LPs, featuring a variety of artists and subgenres. Notable artists visible include Brand X, Charlie Byrd, Dave Brubeck, and a Nat King Cole "Unforgettable" box set. The lot comprises various jazz recordings from different eras. - Lot 389

Collection of seven jazz vinyl LPs, including 'The Greatest! Count Basie Plays...Joe Williams Sings Standards' (Verve, UMV 2650), 'Broadway Basie's...Way' by Count Basie and his orchestra (Command, R 9959D), 'Come A Little Closer' by Etta James (Chess Records, CH 91509), 'The Best of Wes Montgomery Vol. 2' by Wes Montgomery (Verve, V6-8714), 'Strike Up The Band' by Tony Bennett & Count Basie (Roulette, R 25231), and a Tony Bennett jazz album. The seventh record's details are obscured. - Lot 429

Nonesuch, Perro Verde Mambo Sinuendo Mambo Sinuendo is a 2003 Grammy Award-winning collaboration between American guitarist Ry Cooder and Cuban guitarist Manuel Galbﾃ｡n. The album explores a fusion of 1950s Cuban popular music, American pop-jazz, and modern Cuban compositions, featuring electric guitars, two drum sets, congas, and bass. It won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album at the 46th Grammy Awards. The album was originally released in 2003 and reissued on vinyl in 2018. - Lot 453

Vital Records (11), DirectGrace Records Audiophile Jazz & Contemporary Music LP Collection Collection of eleven audiophile vinyl LPs, primarily from the Vital Records (11) label, with some releases from DirectGrace Records. The lot includes albums by artists such as Jon Pousette-Dart, Mark Cosgrove, Doug Wamble & Bill Frisell, David Toole, Iroko (2), James Leary, Louis, Munyungo Jackson, Sekou Bunch, and Karen Briggs. These are 12-inch vinyl records, many of which are double LPs, typically pressed at 33 RPM. - Lot 472

Collection of 14 12-inch vinyl LPs primarily featuring blues and blues-influenced artists. Visible titles include two copies of Robert Johnson's 'King of the Delta Blues Singers', John Lee Hooker, Lightnin' Hopkins, two Big Mama Thornton albums ('The Way It Is' and 'Stronger Than Dirt'), Big Brother and the Holding Company's 'Cheap Thrills', The Blues Project's 'Planned Obsolescence', Fats Domino's 'Million Sellers by Fats', The Robert Cray Band's 'Strong Persuader', Champion Jack Dupree, and 'Fathers and Sons' on Chess Records. - Lot 203

Parrot Records, London Records Lion's Share, Hellbound Train, Street Corner Talking, Looking In, Raw Sienna, A Step Further, Blue Matter, Getting to the Point, Savage Return, Skin 'N' Bone, Boogie Brothers Collection of 11 Savoy Brown LPs, featuring albums such as 'Lion's Share' (1972), 'Hellbound Train' (1972), 'Street Corner Talking' (1971), 'Looking In' (1970), 'Raw Sienna' (1970), 'A Step Further' (1969), 'Blue Matter' (1969), 'Getting to the Point' (1968), 'Savage Return' (1978), 'Skin 'N' Bone' (1976), and 'Boogie Brothers' (1974). These 12-inch vinyl records were released on Parrot Records and London Records, primarily during the late 1960s and 1970s. - Lot 227

Polydor Records PD 5043 Composite Truth album by Mandrill, released in January 1973 on Polydor Records, is the third studio album by the Brooklyn-based soul/funk band. It features a blend of funk, Latin rhythms, soul harmonies, and progressive arrangements, and includes tracks such as "Fencewalk" and "Hang Loose". The album was issued as a 12-inch LP, often with a gatefold cover, and was their most commercially successful release. - Lot 239

Casablanca Record and Filmworks, Inc., Geffen Records, Motown Various LP Albums Collection of 17 vinyl records featuring albums by Donna Summer, Diana Ross & The Supremes, and The Supremes. The lot includes two copies of Donna Summer's 'Bad Girls' (NBLP-2-7150), 'Live and More' (NBLP-7119), 'Cats Without Claws' (GHS 24040), and 'On The Radio - Greatest Hits - Volumes One & Two' (NBLP-2-7191). Also included are Diana Ross & The Supremes albums such as 'Greatest Hits' (MS-702, MS-2-663), 'Merry Christmas' (MS-694), 'Cream of the Crop' (MS-709), 'Sing and Perform 'Funny Girl'' (MS-676), 'Live! At London's Talk of the Town' (MS-689), 'Love Child' (MS-672), and 'Reflections' (MS-665). The Supremes albums include 'Sing Rodgers & Hart' (MS-659), 'Sing Holland Dozier Holland' (MS-660), 'Sing Country Western & Pop' (MS-670), and one additional Supremes album with 'The Sound of Young America' on the spine. - Lot 242

Argo, Cadet, Columbia The In Crowd (Argo LP 757), The Movie Album (Cadet 782), Country Meets The Blues (Argo LP 701), The Sound Of Spring (Argo LP 693), Les Fleurs (Columbia FC 38787), Legacy (Columbia JC 35483), Back To The Roots (Cadet CA-60001), The Best Of Ramsey Lewis (Cadet LPS-839), Mother Nature's Son (Cadet LP-827), Wade In The Water (Cadet 774), Never On Sunday (Cadet LP 686), The Ramsey Lewis Trio In Chicago (Cadet LP 671) Collection of 15 vinyl records by Ramsey Lewis, featuring a variety of his jazz and soul-jazz albums. The lot includes "The In Crowd" (Argo LP 757), "The Movie Album" (Cadet 782), "Country Meets The Blues" (Argo LP 701), "The Sound Of Spring" (Argo LP 693), "Les Fleurs" (Columbia FC 38787), "Legacy" (Columbia JC 35483), "Back To The Roots" (Cadet CA-60001), "The Best Of Ramsey Lewis" (Cadet LPS-839), "Mother Nature's Son" (Cadet LP-827), "Wade In The Water" (Cadet 774), "Never On Sunday" (Cadet LP 686), and "The Ramsey Lewis Trio In Chicago" (Cadet LP 671). One duplicate of "The Movie Album" (Cadet 782) is present in the stack. Standard 12-inch vinyl records typically measure 11.89 inches (30.2 cm) in diameter. - Lot 256

Various Collection of 25 vinyl LPs by jazz flutist Herbie Mann, featuring albums from various labels including Atlantic, Verve, and A&M. The stack includes titles such as "Do the Bossa Nova," "At the Village Gate," "Memphis Underground," and "Impressions of the Middle East." - Lot 257

Atco Records ATCO 33-234 Gris-Gris album, Dr. John's 1968 debut, features a blend of Jazz, Rock, Funk / Soul, and Blues, with styles including Soul-Jazz, Louisiana Blues, Fusion, and Bayou Funk. Released on Atco Records, this psychedelic bayou album includes tracks such as "Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya" and "I Walk On Guilded Splinters." - Lot 261

Various Collection of 18 jazz vinyl records, featuring artists such as Stan Getz, Charlie Byrd, Frank Sinatra, Count Basie, Walt Dickerson Quartet, and Gary Burton Quartet. - Lot 262

Collection of 25 12-inch jazz vinyl LPs featuring artists such as Django Reinhardt, Oscar Peterson, Maynard Ferguson, Benny Goodman, Erroll Garner, Nat King Cole, Clark Terry, Junior Mance, and Ahmad Jamal. Labels include Verve, Columbia, Impulse!, Capitol, Epic, Limelight, and Pablo Records. - Lot 265

Various Collection of 15 vinyl records, primarily jazz and blues, including: Yusef Lateef's 'Eastern Sounds' (Prestige 7319), 'Little Symphony' (Atlantic 7), 'Detroit' (Atlantic SD 1508), 'The Blue Yusef Lateef' (Atlantic SD 1525), and 'The Complete Yusef Lateef' (Atlantic 1499); Earl Hines' 'My Tribute to Louis' (Audiophile AP 111 Stereo); The Afro Blues Quintet's 'Discovery 3' (Mira MLPS 3013) and 'New Directions' (Mira MLPS 3010); Cozy Cole's 'It's a Cozy World' (Coral LE 10018); John Coltrane's 'Om' (Impulse! A-9140); and Donald Byrd's 'Stepping into Tomorrow' (Blue Note BN-LA368-G). The remaining records are not individually identified from the images. - Lot 266