10 Vinyl Records Johnny Hodges & Wild Bill Davis Joe's Blues, Saturday Night Fever, And More

This lot is a vibrant mix of jazz, funk, reggae, pop, and disco, offering something for every musical palate. Johnny Hodges & Wild Bill Davis – Joe's Blues delivers smooth, swinging jazz with iconic saxophonist Johnny Hodges and legendary organist Wild Bill Davis, playing soulful blues-infused melodies. Saturday Night Fever brings the energy of the disco era, featuring a killer soundtrack with hits like “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees, defining the sound of the late 1970s club scene. 14 Original Chart Blasting Hits of Today and Hit Explosion are packed with popular chart-topping singles from the era, perfect for fans of 70s pop, rock, and funk, offering a snapshot of the hits that defined the decade. The Sugar Man – Stanley Turrentine showcases the soulful saxophone of Turrentine, blending jazz, funk, and soul into an irresistible groove. The Newport Youth Band offers a youthful take on jazz, capturing the energy and creativity of emerging talent. Toots and the Maytals – Reggae Got Soul brings the infectious rhythms of reggae from the legendary Toots Hibbert, delivering socially conscious and upbeat tunes. Gone with the Wind – The Dave Brubeck Quartet offers a classic jazz experience, with Brubeck’s inventive piano playing paired with his timeless quartet in a lush and melodic jazz performance. Joe Walsh – The Smoker You Drink, The Player You Get features the rock icon’s distinctive guitar work and witty lyrics, delivering both classic rock energy and a touch of humor. The “and more” suggests additional records that round out the lot with even more musical gems, likely adding variety to this already diverse selection. From jazz and disco to funk, soul, and rock, this collection is a dynamic mix for any vinyl enthusiast.

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