POP Music from all around the world, released on vinyl

BOBBY RODRIGUEZ - Lead Me To That Beautiful Band

"Lead Me to That Beautiful Band" is the vibrant 1975 release by "Bobby Rodriguez Y La Compañia". Produced by the legendary Ray Baretto and Alux Masucci, this LP delivers a fusion of Latin rhythms that captivate the soul. Recorded at Good Vibrations Sound Studio, New York, and engineered by Jon Fausty, it features a talented ensemble including Bobby Rodriguez, Junior Cordova, and more. A sonic journey through Latin music excellence.

PETER TOSH - Equal Rights

“Equal Rights” doesn’t whisper its message—it marches right up to you, steady and unbending. Tosh fires each line with conviction while legendary duo Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare lock down a deep, rolling foundation. The result is a reggae landmark that blends groove, grit, and unshakable purpose.

MADONNA - The First Album

Somewhere between a prayer and a dance beat, The First Album introduced a downtown girl with holy ambition. She strutted through the early ’80s like disco’s last disciple, rewriting pop’s rulebook in fishnets and defiance. Every groove says it: faith in the beat, sin in the melody — and a career that hadn’t even started yet.

SERGE GAINSBOURG - Homme Tete de Chou

Sorti en 1976, "L’Homme à T te de Chou" est un album-concept majeur de Serge Gainsbourg. À travers une narration sombre et poétique, il explore la folie amoureuse d’un homme obsédé par Marilou. Entre rock, reggae et chanson française, l’album confirme le génie provocateur et visionnaire de Gainsbourg.

SHEILA - Quel Temperament de Feu

SHEILA's "Quel Tempérament de Feu" (1975) is a vibrant disco-infused album showcasing the French icon's shift towards a bolder sound. Title track "Quel Tempérament de Feu" bursts with energy, while songs like "Ne Fais Pas Tanguer le Bateau" bring sultry rhythms. Sheila embraces the dancefloor era

MICHAEL JACKSON - Thriller

Released in 1982, “Thriller” didn’t just define the 1980s—it rewired the global music circuit. Jackson moonwalked between pop, rock, and funk with cinematic flair, while the guitar fire of Eddie Van Halen and that unmistakable groove made the world dance, stare, and never quite recover.

Edgar Winter - The Edgar Winter Album

The Edgar Winter Album, released in 1979, is a highly regarded musical masterpiece by the talented American musician Edgar Winter. Produced by Edgar Winter himself and Tom Moulton, with guidance from Steve Paul , this album showcases Winter's exceptional skills as a vocalist, keyboardist, and saxophonist.

TOM WAITS - Swordfishtrombone

“Swordfishtrombones” (1983) marked Tom Waits’ radical artistic rebirth—an album where surreal storytelling collided with junkyard percussion and brass chaos. Featuring bassist Larry Taylor and percussionist Stephen Hodges, it opened a new avant-garde chapter in Waits’ unpredictable evolution.

KILLING JOKE - Revelations

"Revelations," Killing Joke's third album, released in 1982 amid the post-punk era's zenith, is a sonic manifesto that defies conventions. Produced by Conny Plank, its tracks like "Empire Song" and "Chop-Chop" showcase the band's fusion of tribal rhythms and angular guitars. A cult classic, "Revelations" remains a testament to Killing Joke's influential sound and its enduring impact on alternative music.

JEFF BECK - Guitar Shop with Terry Bozzio, Tony Hymas

Jeff Beck's "Guitar Shop," a 1989 instrumental rock masterpiece, earned critical acclaim and won the Grammy for "Best Rock Instrumental Performance" in 1990. Produced by a collaborative team including Leif Mases, Tony Hymas, and Terry Bozzio, the album was recorded in SOL Studio, England. Beck's guitar prowess, coupled with innovative compositions, left an enduring impact, influencing generations of musicians and solidifying its status as a timeless gem.

EL GRAN COMBO - Ameme

El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico’s 1989 album Ámame captures the orchestra at its peak, blending fiery salsa roots with the softer elegance of salsa romántica. Produced by Rafael Ithier and Ernesto Sánchez, it features unforgettable tracks like the title song and Aguacero. With its iconic cover and irresistible brass, this LP cemented the band’s legacy atop Latin music.

SHEILA B. DEVOTION - Love Me Baby

Dig into Sheila B. Devotion's "Love Me Baby" (1977) on Carrere! This 7" vinyl single features the soulful title track, a passionate plea for love. The picture sleeve adds another layer of Sheila's charisma. It's a perfect slice of French disco-infused R&B, a must for Sheila fans and vinyl collectors alike.

PETER TOSH - Legalize It (European Versions)

In the world of reggae history, Peter Tosh's debut solo album, "Legalize It," stands as a seminal work that not only marked a significant moment in the artist's career but also carried profound cultural and social implications. Released in 1976, this iconic 12" vinyl LP album remains a cornerstone

DAVID BOWIE - Let's Dance

Let's Dance, released in 1983, marks a defining moment in David Bowie's career, blending pop, rock, and dance rhythms into a chart-topping phenomenon. Produced with Nile Rodgers, the album features iconic tracks like China Girl and the title song, capturing Bowie’s flair for reinvention and his power to set the global stage ablaze with sound and style.

THE BEATLES - Revolver (French and Italian Editions)

"Revolver," a groundbreaking album that redefined popular music. Featuring innovative recording techniques and iconic tracks like "Eleanor Rigby" and "Tomorrow Never Knows," it left an indelible mark on music history.

RUBEN BLADES - Greatest Hits Special 2 Record Set

Ruben Blades' "Greatest Hits Special 2 Record Set" stands as a timeless musical collection, curated under the meticulous production of Jerry Masucci. Released in 1983, this 12" 2-LP vinyl encapsulates Blades' artistic journey within that era. Each track is a melodic chronicle, offering listeners a vibrant snapshot of Blades' multifaceted talents and significant contributions to the Latin music scene during this pivotal period.

JIMMY CLIFF - Wonderful World Beautiful People

"Wonderful World, Beautiful People," released in 1970 in Germany, marks one of Jimmy Cliff's earliest and most influential albums. This album played a crucial role in bringing reggae to international audiences, showcasing Cliff's unique voice and socially conscious songwriting.

VARIOUS ARTISTS - Meet the Beat 7UP

The compilation album "Various Artists – Meet The Beat 7Up" was produced in England by CBS Special Products exclusively for Switzerland as a 7UP promotional release. This rare 12" vinyl LP unites iconic late-60s acts like Simon & Garfunkel, Aretha Franklin, The Byrds, Sly & The Family Stone, and Marmalade, blending pop, soul, and rock in a vibrant collector’s showcase.

BLUE DIAMONDS - Het Beste Van The Blue Diamonds

This LP showcases the best of Dutch-Indonesian duo "The Blue Diamonds", known for their '60s pop-rock hits. The compilation includes beloved tracks like "Ramona", "Sukiyaki", and "Hey Ba-Ba-Re-Bop". Side One features classics such as "Oh Carol" and "In A Little Spanish Town", while Side Two treats listeners to gems like "Red Sails In The Sunset". A timeless collection of musical nostalgia.

GRACE JONES - Slave To The Rhythm

"Slave to the Rhythm" is the seventh studio album by Grace Jones, released on 28 October 1985 by Island Records. The concept album, produced by Trevor Horn, went on to become one of Jones' greatest album triumphs commercially and spawned her biggest hit, "Slave to the Rhythm".

Eddie Palmieri - La Verdad / The Truth

"La Verdad / The Truth" is a remarkable 1987 album by the Puerto Rican pianist and band-leader, Eddie Palmieri. This masterpiece features the dynamic collaboration between Eddie Palmieri and the talented Salsa singer Tony Vega. Produced by Ralph Mercado RMM and Eddie Palmieri, the album offers a captivating musical journey

"Tin Machine II," released in 1991, captures David Bowie’s bold leap into band democracy with raw guitars and experimental energy. Its infamous uncensored cover, featuring nude statues later censored in the USA, sparked heated debate. Produced with Tim Palmer, the album stands as a daring, confrontational chapter in Bowie’s restless journey.