JESSE FULLER San Francisco Bay Blues (1964 UK 12-track vinyl LP, front-laminated picture sleeve with detailed liner notes on the reverse. A true example of 'outsider art', after an appaling childhood Fuller developed a one-man-band act and travelled up and down the US playing guitar, kazoo, harmonica and a strange array of home-made percussion - superb! The sleeve shows light shelfwear to edges and the vinyl displays minimal signs of play LAG574) more...
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JESSE FULLER The Lone Cat (Scarce 1961 UK 'deep groove' 12-track mono LP on the Good Time Jazz division of Vogue, with Jesse accompanying himself on 12-string guitar, harmonica, kazoo, cymbals & fotdella for an album of jazz, folk, songs, spirituals & blues. The flipback picture sleeve is fully laminated and shows little of its age - the vinyl shows some spindle wear but otherwise looks barely played LAG12279) more...
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JESSE FULLER Move On Down The Line (1965 UK 11-track vinyl LP, singing and playing his 12-string guitar, kazoo and fotdella, with sleeve notes by Joe Boyd, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve has discolouration to the top corner, whilstthe vinyl is VG+ with just a few light scuffs to indicate play 12T134) more...
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JESSE FULLER A Session With Jesse Fuller (Superb 1966 UK 9-track mono LP featuring recordings made in London on October 26th 1965 by the astonishing one man band that is Jesse Fuller, who is actually compared to Roland Kirk in Peter Clayton'sextensive notes on the back of the front laminated pasted picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some light wear with a residual sticker mark to the reverse, whilst the vinyl shows just a few light hairlines/scuffs to show for its age. A wonderful play copy of this essential record! TL5313) more...
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JESSE FULLER Move On Down The Line (1965 first issue UK 11-track LP on the dark blue rough textured Topic label, singing and playing his 12-string guitar, kazoo and fotdella, with sleeve notes by Joe Boyd, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows justa little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains in wonderful condition with few signs of play 12T134) more...
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JESSE FULLER THE AMAZING ONE MAN BAND Runnin' Wild (Scarce 1967 UK 7" vinyl single with an intact four prong centre, also including 'The Monkey And The Engineer'. Jesse sings and accompanies himself simultaneously on bass, drums, 12-string guitar, harmonica, and kazoo. You hear him in actual performance. No over-dubbing or electronic tricks were used to make this unbelievable recording. Issued in a plain die-cut paper sleeve, the vinyl has some light signs of play but appears in EX condition GV.2427) more...
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JESSE FULLER Working On The Railroad (1960 UK 6-track Mono 10" vinyl LP, originally released in the US in 1955 and recorded in 1954, housed in a flipback picture sleeve with sleeve notes and lyrics on the reverse. This particually example has a mislabelled B-Side label, as has the A label on both sides, howver a previous owner has neatly written the correct tracks in pencil. The non-laminated sleeve displays some general wear as you would expect to see for an item sixty years old, buthas no rips or splits, the labels have some minor spindle marks and the vinyl has a few minor cosmetic surface scuffs, but plays without any issues 10-T59) more...
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