Rock

Fats Domino Sings - Fats Domino

Fats Domino Sings - Fats Domino
Label: Imperial LP-12103
A fantastic collection of songs by the great Fats Domino. This is an original Imperial label release with just some natural cover wear. The record itself plays fine, with minimal surface noise, despite some visible scuffs. Superb liner notes on the back jacket of the sleeve, which conclude with this, "Fats Domino is truly one of the giants of the music industry". This legendary collection includes "You Said You Love Me", "I Still Love You", "Be My Guest", "It's You I Love" and "I've Been Around", among others.

Somebody Elses Troubles - Steve Goodman

Somebody Elses Troubles - Steve Goodman
Label: Buddah
Two words: Lincoln Park Pirates. Here is an original pressing of Steve Goodman's "Somebody Elses Troubles", which includes the aforementioned "Lincoln Park Pirates". Also includes "Six Hours Ahead of the Sun", "Song For David" and "The Dutchmen". Goodman is one of the great songwriters of our time and certainly lived up to the billing as one of the "new Dylan's" in the early 1970's. Steve Goodman died of cancer in 1984.

Silence Is the Answer - Deuter

Silence Is the Answer - Deuter
Label: Kuckuck 049/050
Fantastic 2 record set by German artist Deuter. If you are a fan of the Progressive Rock scene this is something you may want to look into. His full name is Chaitanya Hari Deuter. This is one of those best kept secret kind of records for those who enjoy atmospheric synth music. Includes "Gratitude", "Call of the Unknown", "Dawn", and "Divine Dust". This set is in great condition, you will not be disappointed. We ship in "records only" boxes and supply a confirmation number. When you buy with our secure "Buy Now" links, they take you directly to your PayPal account. An added shipping charge of $4.99 is included for domestic shipping only in the US. If you are an international buyer, we can work out a suitable shipping charge via email and PayPal. Please contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Hearts of Stone - Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes

Hearts of Stone - Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes
Label: Epic
"Got To Be a Better Way Home" (Steven Van Zandt)"This Time Baby's Gone for Good" (Steven Van Zandt)"I Played the Fool" (Steven Van Zandt)"Hearts of Stone" (Bruce Springsteen)"Take It Inside" (Steven Van Zandt)"Talk To Me" (Bruce Springsteen)"Next To You" (Steven Van Zandt)"Trapped Again" (Southside Johnny, Bruce Springsteen, Steven Van Zandt)"Light Don't Shine" (Steven Van Zandt)

Lone Justice - Lone Justice

Lone Justice - Lone Justice
Label: Geffen
The 1985 release by Lone Justice. One of the more under-rated bands of this era. Maria McKee is one fine vocalist and this band didn't rely on many of the over-produced tricks of this era to make a good record. Includes "East of Eden", "Working Late", "Pass It On", and "Ways to Be Wicked". Heartbreaker Benmont Tench adds piano and organ to this record. The jacket and the record itself are in great condition, well worth the price. An Adios Lounge favorite.

Dedication - Gary U.S. Bonds

Dedication - Gary U.S. Bonds
Label: EMI America
A comeback album for American singer Gary U.S. Bonds in 1981. He gets some help from some guy named Springsteen. Many of members of the E Street Band contribute to this record, including Steve Van Zandt. Includes the hit song "This Little Girl" and a duet with Springsteen on "Jole' Blon". This record also features covers by The Beatles (It's Only Love), Jackson Browne (The Pretender) and Bob Dylan (From A Buick 6). An original 1981 release, is in great shape, and plays fine. If questions before you order, please contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Shelter - Lone Justice

Shelter - Lone Justice
Label: Geffen
Released in 1986 after the moderate success of their self-titled debut Maria McKee and Lone Justice returned with "Shelter". This record is produced by Steve Van Zandt and it's includes the album's title track, which became somewhat of a hit in 1986. This is an original release, is in great shape, and still has the original inner sleeve. We know there are those of you out there who somehow deemed the inner sleeve unnecessary. Shame on you.

John Fogerty - John Fogerty

John Fogerty - John Fogerty
Label: Asylum
This is John Fogerty's self-titled record, his second release after the Blue Ridge Rangers. It was released in 1975 and includes the quasi-hit "Rockin' All Over the World". It's a mix of covers and original material. This is an original release and is in very good condtion. You may find this record out and about, but let's face it, it's not as common as "Centerfield" on vinyl. Order this now while you can.

Return! - The Dave Clark Five

Return! - The Dave Clark Five
Label: Epic
A MONO release of this classic Dave Clark Five record. It's their 2nd U.S. release. This is a collectible record. Catch it if you can. Includes "Can't You See That She is Mine" and "Rumble". Compare this price with online auction sites, it's pretty reasonable. This is an original Epic Records release. It plays great, ships in a sturdy records only box.