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180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>What do you remember about Roy Orbison? His early career following in the footsteps of Elvis at Sun Records? The balladeer whose tremulous voice made him a rare solo hitmaker in the group-dominated Sixties? His second coming in the late Eighties as a member of the Traveling Wilburys? Or the shades that became his trademark after he left his regular glasses in the aircraft seat pocket when flying to Britain? Whichever Orbison jogs your memory, you're sure to enjoy this collection of his Fifties and early Sixties recordings. This collection of early material is the first chapter of a unique success story and is the rock'n'roll foundation on which his legend was built.

180 gram vinyl.

180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>Joan Baez is one of the most influential performers in folk music history. She was a leading light in the musical protest movement led by Pete Seeger. This brought her into contact with an up-andcoming young troubadour named Bob Dylan, whom she met in 1961 in New York's Greenwich Village. Her self-titled debut album, 'Joan Baez', brought her to public attention following her discovery at the 1959 Newport Folk Festival - her first professional engagement coinciding with the first festival. A plainly produced, live-sounding vocal and guitar album featuring a repertoire of traditional folk songs, it put Joan firmly on the map. In 2007 she finally picked up a Grammy for lifetime achievement.

Hardy Francoise: Francoise Hardy [Vinyl LP]

The American music critic Dave Marsh once commented something to the effect that there was no such thing as a bad Elvis Presley record, because at the very least it had Elvis Presley on it! Elvis did record a few real oddities in his day (No Room To Rhumba In A Sports Car, anybody?). But, you'll find nothing on this 4-LP vinyl collection that doesn't live up to the title, and the fact is that most of the time Elvis produced pure diamonds.

180 gram vinyl.

Blå Vinyl LP.