R.L. BURNSIDE Come On In (1998 US 12-track vinyl LP, featuring remixed material by the Blues singer who finally gained attention from Fat Possum with the backing of punk rock mothership label Epitaph during the 90's even though he'd been playingthe blues since the 1960's! Featuring programmers Tom Rothrock and Beal Dabbs, housed in a picture sleeve featuring R.L in his taxi cab with picture, tracklisting and credits on the reverse plus picture record labels, this copy is in it's original opened factory shrink wrap and remains MINT) more...
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R.L. BURNSIDE Come On In (1998 Japanese promotional sample 12-track CD for review ahead of release, featuring remixed material by the Blues singer who finally gained attention from Fat Possum with the backing of punk rock mothership label Epitaph during the 90s, even though he'd been playing the Blues since the 60s. Comes complete with the Japanese booklet, promo stickered back inlay & obi-strip ESCA7352) more...
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R.L. BURNSIDE Mr. Wizard (1997 US 9-track vinyl LP, the 6th release from the Mississippi Hill crossover blues singer, housed in a great illustrated picture sleeve designed with modern wizardry, swords and warrior groupies! Features an extra trackto the CD version 'Highway 7', complete with R.L. portrait record labels, this copy remains open shink wrapped in MINT condition) more...
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R.L. BURNSIDE Too Bad Jim (1994 US 10-track LP pressed on 180g vinyl, electric Delta Blues recorded at Junior Kimbrough's juke joint, picture sleeve with fold-out poster. Both the sleeve & vinyl are in near 'as new' condition) more...
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R.L. BURNSIDE Wish I Was In Heaven Sitting Down (2000 US 11-track vinyl LP, the so far penultimate album from the 1960's Mississippi Hill singer, picked up by punk rock kids that know their blues! A great showcase of raw American blues revival music that would have Seasick Steve fans pushing to the front of the queue, boasting moaning, scratching and programming backing emotive gospel, featuring 6 originals, versions of Chain Of Fools, Bad Luck City, Nothin' Man and more. Housed in astriking bright orange illustrated 'chair' design picture sleeve complete with tracklisting/credits inner with a great bio on the other side about the crossover blues man, this copy remains in it's opened factory shrink wrap and both sleeve and vinyl are in wondeful MINT condition!) more...
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