12 Rare Vintage Jazz & Adult Humor LPs w/deliciously sexy cheesecake covers
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EXTREMELY RARE and NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND in SUPERIOR CONDITION!!!
FEVERISHLY HOT LOT of 12 ORIGINAL JAZZ & ADULT HUMOR LPs with DELICIOUSLY SEXY CHEESECAKE COVERS!
Unbelievably scare vintage jazz LPs in TOPNOTCH Condition!
Believe me, you will NOT find a valuable and superbly conditioned collection of these rare vintage collectibles in any one place soon.
Condition of vinyl ranges from MINT to STRONG EXCELLENT!!! Condition of covers ranges from NEAR MINT to STRONG EXCELLENT!!!
Marilyn Monroe "Marilyn," 1962, (SXG-5000), 20th Century Fox Records.
Smoky songs sung by the sultry voice of the queen of all Hollywood starlets--Marilyn Monroe.
"San Remo Festival 1964," 1964, EPIC Records (Monaural LF 18030). Twelve greatest hits of the San Remo Song Festival recorded in Italy!
Danny Morgan and His Playboys "Honky Tonk Piano," 1959, Colortone Records (C33-4909).
Bea Bea Benson "Open and Enter," 1974, LAFF Records (A 176). Cult-favored underground adult comedy LP by infamous lounge performer, Bea Bea Benson.
Jaques Belasco "S.O.S: Serenade Our Sweethearts," Urania Records (UR 9022). Lovely, smooth jazz.
"Strip Along with Us," 1962, Strand Records (SL/SLS 1072)). Cult-favored underground adult strip music LP with a truly strikingly beautiful man-killer cover model!
Connie Stevens “From Me To You," 1962, Warner Bros. Records (High Fidelity 1431).
Sweet and seductive vocals by one of Hollywood's most beautiful women of the 1960s!
The Four Aces "Shufflin' Along," 1957, DECCA Records (DL 8567). Classic harmonious jazz.
Mae West "Way Out West," 1966, Tower Records (T 5028). Mae West was hot as Georgia asphalt. Her renditions of Beatles songs and other classics make any 20-year-old sweat like a waterfall!
Richard Hayman "Serenade for Love," 1956, Mercury WING Records (Monaural MGW 12239). Romantically expressive jazz.
Bob Savage with Nelson Riddle and Billy May "Carries the Torch," Crown Records (5051). Exquisite torch songs sung by the velvety voice of Bob Savage.
Woody Woodbury "Looks at Love and Life," 1960, Stereoddities Records (Hi-Fidelity Recording MW-1). Saucy, sexual, campy songs wrapped up with jazz-oriented background.
And remember: When you buy from me, you are buying the VERY best!
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