Sebastian, John

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	John B. Sebastian New - LP - RS 6379 1970 Tan Steamboat Gatefold Original. Features Stephen Stills, Buddy Emmons, David Crosby, Graham Nash And Others. 4 Stars In All Music Guide. more
	John B. Sebastian New - LP - SE 4654 First Copy Of This Factory Sealed 1970 Original Housed In A Heavy-Duty Gatefold Jacket We Have Had In Stock. Due To Legal Wranglings, This Album Was Released That Same Year By Warner On RS 6379. This MGM Release Is Way Rarer. more
	John B. Sebastian Used - LP - RS 6379 1970 Tan Label Gatefold Original. Tiny Bottom Seam Split. more
	Real Live New - LP - MS 2036 Sealed 1971 Original. “Like Some Other Live Albums, This One Was Released To Provide An Alternative To A Bootleg. But In This Case, The Particular Bootleg Appeared To Be A Legitimate Release. The Early Years Of John Sebastian's Solo Career Were Bedeviled By A Contract Dispute Involving His Move From MGM Records To Reprise Records, And In The Course Of It, MGM Obtained A Tape Of A Sebastian Concert And Released It Without His Consent Under The Title John Sebastian Live. That Album Was Withdrawn, But Sebastian Countered It With His Own Concert Album, Pointedly Called Cheapo-Cheapo Productions Presents Real Live John Sebastian. Of Course, Both Albums Were A Response To Sebastian's Popularity As A Solo Concert Attraction In The Wake Of His Appearance In The Woodstock Film And On Its Soundtrack Album. In The Early '70s, No Rock Festival Was Complete Without The Tie-Dyed Singer/Songwriter And His Warm And Friendly Stage Manner. Despite The Circumstances That Led To This Album's Creation, Fans Had Reason To Rejoice, Since It Proved To Be A Definitive Statement Of Sebastian's Stage Show. Alone But For Pianist Paul Harris, He Ranged Through A Repertoire Including Old Folk And Rock & Roll Standards, Lovin' Spoonful Songs, And His Own Recent Solo Songs. Funny, Self-Deprecating, And Engaging In A Wise, Yet Wide-Eyed Way, He Turned His Concert Audience Into A Group Of Friends And Did The Same Thing To Those Listening To The LP. Here Was A Performer Capable Of Reaching Back To The Music Of Jimmie Rodgers And Leadbelly, Carl Perkins, And The Five Satins, Demonstrating How Such Predecessors Had Influenced The Good-Time Music He Made In The '60s. A Virtual Jukebox, He Made The History Of Popular Music Seem Like Endless Fun, And He Made People Who Heard The Album Wish They'd Been At The Show.” – William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide more
	Tarzana Kid New - LP - MS 2187 Sealed 1974 Original Featuring Emmylou Harris, Pointer Sisters, Milt Holland, Lowell George, Dave Grisman And Phil Everly. more
	Tarzana Kid Used - LP - MS 2187 1974 Original. Featuring Milt Holland, Pointer Sisters, Lowell George, Emmylou Harris, David Grisman And Others. Very Slight Ring Wear. more
	The Four Of Us Used - LP - MS 2041 1971 Gatefold Original Still In Shrink. Saw Cut. “Following His Great Solo Debut, The Four Of Us Suffers A Bit In Comparison, But There's A Lot Of Great Listening To Be Found Here. Side One Contains A Variety Of Sounds, From The Blues-Based "Well, Well, Well" And "Black Snake Blues" To The Lovin' Spoonful-Reminiscent "Apple Hill" And "We'll See." Side Two Is A Side-Long Title Track Broken Down Into Four Separate Tunes And Styles, The First Being Folkish, The Second Caribbean, The Third Rock & Roll, And The Fourth Country-Rock, All Tied Together With A Very Pleasant, Lilting Refrain.” – James Chrispell, All Music Guide. more
	The Four Of Us New - LP - MS 2041 Sealed 1971 Gatefold Original. Jacket Is VG, With Corner Dents, Sticker Tear and Corner Rubbing. “Following His Great Solo Debut, The Four Of Us Suffers A Bit In Comparison, But There's A Lot Of Great Listening To Be Found Here. Side One Contains A Variety Of Sounds, From The Blues-Based "Well, Well, Well" And "Black Snake Blues" To The Lovin' Spoonful-Reminiscent "Apple Hill" And "We'll See." Side Two Is A Side-Long Title Track Broken Down Into Four Separate Tunes And Styles, The First Being Folkish, The Second Caribbean, The Third Rock & Roll, And The Fourth Country-Rock, All Tied Together With A Very Pleasant, Lilting Refrain.” – James Chrispell, All Music Guide more
	The Four Of Us New - LP - MS 2041 Sealed 1971 Gatefold Original. “Following His Great Solo Debut, The Four Of Us Suffers A Bit In Comparison, But There's A Lot Of Great Listening To Be Found Here. Side One Contains A Variety Of Sounds, From The Blues-Based "Well, Well, Well" And "Black Snake Blues" To The Lovin' Spoonful-Reminiscent "Apple Hill" And "We'll See." Side Two Is A Side-Long Title Track Broken Down Into Four Separate Tunes And Styles, The First Being Folkish, The Second Caribbean, The Third Rock & Roll, And The Fourth Country-Rock, All Tied Together With A Very Pleasant, Lilting Refrain.” – James Chrispell, All Music Guide. more
	Welcome Back New - LP - MS 2249 Sealed 1976 Original. Small Saw Cut. Features The Number 1 Hit Theme Song From "Welcome Back Kotter" By The Former Leader Of The Lovin' Spoonful. more
	Welcome Back New - LP - MS 2249 Sealed 1976 Original, Unable To Confirm Exact Pressing. Features The Number 1 Hit Theme Song From "Welcome Back Kotter" By The Former Leader Of The Lovin' Spoonful. more
	Welcome Back New - LP - MS 2249 Sealed 1976 Original, Unable To Confirm Exact Pressing. Saw Cut. Includes The Title Track Which Also Served As The Theme Song For "Welcome Back, Kotter" By The Former Leader Of The Lovin' Spoonful. Employing The Soon-To-Be Toto Rhythm Section Of David Hungate And Jeff Porcaro, Sebastian Had A Solid Backing When He Ventured Into Island Syncopation On "One Step Forward, Two Steps Back," And Jeff Baxter Gave Him Some Convincing Pedal Steel Playing On "A Song A Day In Nashville." more