Voices Carry - Til Tuesday
- Label:
Epic Records
While it may be an exaggeration to say that Til Tuesday "burst on the scene" in 1985, it is safe to say they made an impact with this record. The title song, "Voices Carry" made the charts and they were able to get a opening slot on a few Tom Petty shows for his "Pack Up the Plantation" tour. Til Tuesday opened for TP at Poplar Creek in suburban Hoffman Estates, were you there? Quite a splash for Aimee Mann as well who went on to several acclaimed solo records after Til Tuesday. This record has the original inner sleeve, plays great, and would make a nice addition to your collection. We ship in sturdy records only boxes and take care of all the shipping details.
Whipped Cream & Other Delights - Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass
- Label:
A&M
The one, the only, the iconic, the Whipped Cream cover by Herb Alpert and his Tijuana Brass. This record has inspired countless spoofs and it's music has been used in numerous game shows. It's as famous as they come. Get it, play it, or even frame it. Ships in a sturdy records only box. Supply your own whip cream!
Pretenders II - The Pretenders
- Label:
Sire
No sophomore slump here with the second Pretenders record. Includes Message of Love, The Adultress, Boys Get Spanked, and other hot tunes. Sadly, this would be the last record with the original line-up as drug use would take the lives of James Honeymoon-Scott and Pete Farndon. The original release date was August 15th, 1981. This is a nice preowned copy and the photo is a stock photo from the internets. This copy looks just as nice and plays well without much surface noise.
Love Is A Sacrifice - Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes
- Label:
Mercury
Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes 1980 release. Billy Rush had become Southside's main foil and songwriter during this period. Get a little of that Jersey Shore sound with the Asbury Jukes. This record is in very good condtion, minimal wear, and plays fine. Ships with a poly sleeve and in a sturdy records only box.
Best of Dave Edmunds - Dave Edmunds
- Label:
Swan Song
Excellent representation of Dave Edmunds catalog. Find this under "E" in our preowned bins or use our "Buy Now" buttons to purchase online. You'll be directed to your own PayPal account where you can finish the transaction there. Thank you!!
Angel 12" single - Madonna
- Label:
Sire Records
Get the dance party started with this 12" single of Madonna's "Angel". A gently used copy from our vast collection of preowned records. Not a stock photo from the internet, this is an actual photo of the record on our shelf in the shop. We obviously have mad cropping skills!
Sucking in the Seventies - The Rolling Stones
- Label:
Rolling Stone
A two record set released in 1981. This record is veiwed as a successor to the Stones "Made In the Shade" record as a compilation album. It primarily covers the period from 1975 to 1980. It includes some rarer material, such as, "Everything Is Turning to Gold", "Fool to Cry", "Mannish Boy", "Shattered", "Beast of Burden" and a live "When the Whip Comes Down". The cover is as pictured, this record is in very good condition and culled from a meticulous collection. The best time to order is now.
More Songs About Love & Hate - The Godfathers
- Label:
Epic
The Godfathers were popular with college radio ("college radio" was just another term for "alternative music" before it became a marketing tool for music, or as some would say, "Oh, you listen to that 'weird' music) in the late 80's and early 90's. This was the follow-up to "Birth School Work Death" and released in 1989. It may be worth it just for "Walking Talking Johnny Cash Blues". This is the US release and the cover is as shown. On a sidenote, the UK cover has a photo of Liz Taylor and Richard Burton.
Every Picture Tells A Story - Rod Stewart
- Label:
Mercury Records
By now Rod Stewart has had a 30+ year solo career, but this was his solo debut after leaving The Faces. Includes Maggie Mae, Every Picture Tells A Story, That's All Right Mama, Mandolin Wind, Tomorrow Is Such A Long Time, and the Tim Hardin cover of Reason to Believe. One time in the late 1980's or early 90's there was a commercial where Rod morphed from a jukebox into a full-size Rod as he was singing the line "Oh my dear, I gotta get outta here..." One of the better debuts of all time and there seems to be two Rod Stewart fan bases... the Faces and early solo Rod, which we will call the Cool Rod, then there was the post-D'ya Think I'm Sexy Rod, which we will call the not-as-cool-Rod. Whichever, neither fan base is wrong, right? We have plenty of other Rod Stewart records in the shop.
Retrospective: The Best of - Buffalo Springfield
- Label:
ATCO Records
A well-kept gently used copy of 60's giants, Buffalo Springfield, a band which would launch the careers of Stephen Sills, Jim Messina, and Neil Young. Includes the hit For What It's Worth, not to mention classics like Mr. Soul, I Am A Child, Broken Arrow, Go and Say Goodbye, Sit Down, I Think I Love You, and others. Brief liner notes by ATCO big wig himself, Ahmet Ertegun.
This is one of thousands of preloved records in the shop. The records on our site are but just an representation of what we have. We will continue to populate the site with preplayed and new releases/reissues. In the meantime, stop by the shop to check out the rest or if you have a question on inventory, just contact us!
Heart Like A Wheel - Linda Ronstadt
- Label:
Capital Records
Truly one of the greats of all time, Linda Ronstadt. This 1974 release is one of her finest and she is one of the few people in all the world who could make a cover version of a song better than the original. Included on this release are great covers of You're No Good, When Will I Be Loved, Little Feat's Willin', and the Anna McGarrigle-penned track Heart Like A Wheel. An A-list of musicians join her on this release, with the likes of these artists; Clydie King, Andrew Gold, JD Souther, David Lindley, Russ Kunkel, Jimmy Fadden, Don Henley, Peter Asher, and others. Peter Asher produced this record, he of Peter and Gordon fame, who was also the brother of Jane Asher - who once had a boyfriend in the 1960's named Paul McCartney.
Somewhere Over China - Jimmy Buffett
- Label:
MCA Records
Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band returned to the beach or the Margaritaville for this 1981 release, "Somewhere Over China". This release parrots some of his earlier work and includes Where's the Party, Lip Service, I Heard I Was In Town, Somewhere Over China, and Steamer, which this record is not, though YMMV. Yankee third baseman great Graig Nettles gets a thank you nod in the back jacket liner notes, which is pretty cool. Jimmy is in the sports nerd and music nerd venn diagram, he sang the anthem before one of the 1984 NLCS games at Wrigley Field between the Cubs and Padres. He made mention of singer/songwriter and Cubs fan, Steve Goodman (composer of Go Cubs Go, City of New Orleans, Dying Cubs Fan Last Request, Lincoln Park Pirates, and was an embarrassment of riches as a songwriter), who had passed, sadly, in September of 1984.
This is one of thousands of preloved records in the shop. The records on our site are but just an representation of what we have. We will continue to populate the site with preplayed and new releases. In the meantime, stop by the shop to check out the rest or if you have a question on inventory, just contact us!
The Crossing - Big Country
- Label:
PolyGram Records
A big hit in 1983 with the single In A Big Country. They were nearly the biggest thing out of Scotland this side of the Loch Ness or the Loch Ness Monster even! Also includes The Storm, Harvest Home, Lost Patrol, 1000 Stars. Produced by Steve Lillywhite, who did all kinds of producing for dozens of bands back then. We don't know what kind of knobs he's turning these days though...
This is one of thousands of preloved records in the shop. The records on our site are but just an representation of what we have. We will continue to populate the site with preplayed and new releases. In the meantime, stop by the shop to check out the rest or if you have a question on inventory, just contact us!
- Label:
Mercury Records
Early 80's hitmakers, MTV stars, with the hair! That ain't workin', that's the way you do it! All kidding aside, catchy early 80's songs with a retro feel to them but did not sound dated for their day. Includes "Poison Arrow", "Show Me", "All My Heart", and the big hit single "The Look of Love". A few words on the condition, the LP plays fine, minimal surface noise, the cover looks, and contains the original inner sleeve.
Night and Day - Joe Jackson
- Label:
A&M
It's Joe Jackson's ode to Cole Porter and a homage to New York City. Side One is the Night Side and Side Two is the Day Side. Though he had some success, this record brought Jackson to even more of a mainstream audience. Includes the hits "Steppin' Out" and "Breaking Us In Two". This album also is listed in the book, "1000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die". This record is in very good condition, plays fine, and has the original inner sleeve.
Stiffs Live - Various (See Description)
- Label:
Arista Records
Ultra-rare release of guys that ruled the roost in the late 1970's into the 1980's. Some of them even went on to comprise the band Rockpile. This is a live set by the likes of Nick Lowe's Last Chicken In the Shop, Wreckless Eric, Larry Wallis, Elvis Costello & the Attractions, and Ian Dury & the Blockheads. Includes live versions of "I Just Don't Know What to do With Myself", "Miracle Man", "Sex, Drugs, & Rock N Roll & Chaos", "Police Car", "Semaphore Signals" and a blistering live version of "I Knew the Bride". Though this is on Arista Records, these are artists that originally appeared on the Stiff Record label.This isn't something you see every day. Act fast. Either order now or get your bad self over to Rediscover Records and pick this up. Our only copy, once it's gone, it's gone. If buying from outside the continental US, contact us so we can arrange extra shipping.Wind and Wuthering - Genesis
- Label:
ATCO
An early post-Peter Gabriel release (1976) from Genesis that is a surprisingly good release. How many bands continue on with much success when they change lead singers? Includes "One for the Vine", "Wot Gorilla" and "Blood On the Rooftops" Look for other Genesis records as well as Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins solo material when shopping at Rediscover Records. All of our used LPs for sale on our site have been inspected before even being listed here. Buy with confidence and next day shipping.Ole' - Electric Light Orchestra
- Label:
Jet Records
An early documentation of the Electric Light Orchestra's greatest hits before they put out another greatest hits package in the late 1970's. Includes "Roll Over Beethoven", "Showdown", "Ma-Ma-Ma Belle", "Can't Get It Out of My Head", "Evil Woman" and "Strange Magic", to name a few. The cover shows girls holding up record covers in front of their faces. This is a VG/VG release on the cover and the jacket. Thanks.Seconds of Pleasure - Rockpile
- Label:
Columbia
A great line-up of Billy Bremner, Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, and Terry Williams on this 1980 release by the one and only Rockpile. This was the only release under the Rockpile moniker though this group did record a couple Dave Edmunds records and Nick Lowe's "Labor of Lust" together. Features "Teacher Teacher", "Heart", and "Play That Fast Thing (One More Time). This is the gatefold release and lists the 1980 tour dates on the back jacket, which includes Chicago as the kick off city of the tour.Against the Wind - Bob Seger
- Label:
EMI
A big hit record for Seger and the Silver Bullet Band from 1980 with bar bustin' tunes like "Horizontal Bop", "You'll Accomp'ny Me", "Against The Wind", "Her Strut", "Betty Lou's Gettin' Out Tonight" and "Fire Lake". This was on all the FM and AM radio stations (that's terrestrial radio for you young'uns). Relive the glory days with these rockin' tunes or discover them for the first time. Look for the YouTube video where as recent as 2/27/13, Bob Seger covered the Wilco/Billy Bragg (Woodie Guthrie-penned) "California Stars".Now, in "Her Strut" is it, "We respect her, but. . ." or is it "We respect her butt. . ." ??? Oh Bob Seger, you wily rascal, you.Marshall Crenshaw - Marshall Crenshaw
- Label:
Warner Brothers
It's not a stretch to say that not only is this one of the greatest *debut* records of all time, but to say it's one of the greatest records of all time. Hyperbole you say? Perhaps a little, but this is a solid record through and through, full of great melodies, harmonies, song craft, jangly guitars, and power pop classics. If you are fan of 3 minute pop songs, then you need this. Do yourself a favor and pick this up. It's so good we won't even care if you buy it elsewhere, just buy it. Includes; "There She Goes Again", "Someday Someway", "Cynical Girl", "Mary Anne", to name a few.Our secure "Buy Now" buttons take you directly to your paypal account where a modest S&H charge of $4.99 will be built in. We ship in "records only" boxes, usually the next business day, and provide a confirmation number with the shipment. If you are overseas, please contact us to arrange for extra shipping charges and insurance.Tap Root Manuscript - Neil Diamond
- Label:
Universal City Records
Admittedly, we have our share of Neil Diamond records in our dollar bins. Come and buy a few! This record, however, belongs nowhere near the dollar bins. In 1970 Neil Diamond incorporated World Musicians at least ten years before the likes of Peter Gabriel and Paul Simon began using them on their records. Includes the classic "Cracklin' Rose" (Give the acoustic guitar on this another listen, it's pretty magical), a cover of "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother", and side two ends with the African Suite. If you are looking for the hits, look for a Diamond "Best Of" compilation, but if you are looking for a complete album, we suggest "Tap Root Manuscript".This is an original release, we ship with a 2mil poly sleeve, the record plays fantastic, it has the original booklet, and the sleeve has just some minor natural wear. Do this.Everly Brothers Very Best of - Everly Brothers
- Label:
Vitaphonic Series
A great collection of hits you know and love from the from the Everly Brothers, Phil and Don. Includes "Bye Bye Love", "Wake Up Little Susie", "Cathy's Clown", "All I Have to Do Is Dream", and a cover of "Lucille" (that the Beatles somewhat mock in an interview from their Beatles at the BBC collection), plus many more! As the condition lists, this record is still sealed from when it was pressed originally. It's not a reissue on vinyl. Nice.If you are buying this from outside of the continental United States, please email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to add in extra shipping. Thank you.Everly Brothers '84 - Everly Brothers
- Label:
Polygram Records
A comeback album of sorts by the Everly Brothers in 1984. Produced by 80's hit maker and Rockpile man, Dave Edmunds. Includes songs penned by Paul McCartney, Jeff Lynne, Bob Dylan (Lay Lady Lay) and Don Everly himself. As the Condition states above, this is a sealed record from when it was originally pressed and is not a reissue. A nice pick-up for any Everly Brothers fan in your life. Maybe you are that fan.If you are buying this from outside of the continental United States, please email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to add in extra shipping. Thank you.Living In the USA - Linda Ronstadt
- Label:
Asylum Records
In 1978 there were not too many people ridin' as high on the pop charts as Linda Ronstadt. Long gone were the days with the Stone Pony's, now she is a full-fledged star! On this record she comes up with brilliant covers that include Chuck Berry, Warren Zevon, Elvis Presley, and Elvis Costello. How flattered must a young Costello felt to have his less than a year old song, "Alison" being covered by someone like Ronstadt? A nice find for a reasonable price. The record and jacket are in great condition. Why look through garage sales salvages and thrift stores for ill-kept records? Buy 'em here!Our secure "Buy Now" buttons take you directly to your paypal account where a modest S&H charge of $4.99 will be built in. We ship in "records only" boxes, usually the next business day, and provide a confirmation number with the shipment. If you are overseas, please contact us to arrange for extra shipping charges and insurance.Rickie Lee Jones - Rickie Lee Jones
- Label:
Warner Brother Records
The debut record from Rickie Lee Jones. Includes the hit single "Chuck E.'s In Love" which was all over the radio in 1979. Also includes "Company", "Young Blood", and "Night Train". An array of great musicians on this album that include Willie Weeks, Randy Newman, Tom Scott, Steve Gadd, and Jeff Porcaro. A nice price on a good record from the Disco Era that was not disco. Great folk rock.One Trick Pony - Paul Simon
- Label:
Warner Bros
The 1980 release by Paul Simon, which includes the single "Late In the Evening". Also includes "Ace In the Hole", "Nobody", "Oh Marion" and "Jonah". This includes the original inner sleeve. This music was created for the Paul Simon film "One Trick Pony". Look for other Paul Simon and Simon and Garfunkel records at Rediscover Records. Hey, now, nice price.Catch Bull At Four - Cat Stevens
- Label:
A&M Records
Looking for some Cat Stevens? Here we have an original "Catch Bull At Four" release on A&M Records. A nice gatefold with lyrics on the gatefold and original black label on the record itself. Includes such titles as "Sitting", "18th Avenue", "Ruins", and "Boy With A Moon & Star On His Head". We ship in sturdy records only boxes with a confirmation number. We take care of all the shipping details.Bop Till You Drop - Ry Cooder
- Label:
Warner Bros.
An original release from 1979, the incomparable Ry Cooder. Even if you have never heard of him, you've probably *heard* him on all sorts of recordings as he has been an in-demand session musician for many years now as a guitarist. Speaking of session musicians, the one and only Jim Keltner makes an appearance on drums on this set. Includes "Little Sister", "Go Home, Girl", "I Can't Win" and "Down In Hollywood". One of the first "digital" vinyl recordings.Escape Artist - Garland Jeffreys
- Label:
Epic Records
An underground rock hit with a single that was a near hit on the pop charts, "R.O.C.K." Also includes "Modern Lovers", "Christine", and "Innocent". Includes the original inner lyric sleeve and looks great, plays great. Impress your friends with some cool 80's rock that isn't laced with drum machines and synth! We ship in sturdy records only sleeves and confirmation number. Rediscover your favorite music here!
- Label:
Chrysalis
A fine release from 12-string guitar virtuoso Leo Kottke. "Burnt Lips" was originally released in 1978. This includes songs written by Kottke himself like "Voluntary Target", "Frank Forgets", and "Sand Street". Also includes some nice covers of Nick Lowe (Endless Sleep) and Bob Dylan (Cool Water). A regular performer at the Woodstock Opera House in Woodstock, IL. He has also performed locally at the Hemmens Cultural Center right here in Elgin.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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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.
- 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
- 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
- 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.
