This 70's vinyl record lot of 51 is perfect for any music lover looking to add to their collection. The records feature a variety of genres including dance & electronica, rock, easy listening, soul, disco, R&B & soul, soundtracks & musicals, rock 'n' roll, funk, and oldies. The cardboard sleeves and vinyl material make for a classic feel, and while some sleeves and records may show signs of wear, they are still in great condition to enjoy.

These are all from my personal collection. Some are worn more than others. They are untested, ungraded and sold 'as is'. Message me with any questions.

Soundtrack:

Fame

Black Caesar-James Brown

Disco Singles:

Making It-David Naughton

Doin The Best That I Can-Bettye LaVette

I Will Survive/Subsitute-Gloria Gaynor

Born To Be Alive-Patrick Hernandez

Albums:

Venus Dodson-Night Rider

Linda Cliford-Let Me Be Your Woman

Galaxy-War

Cyndi Lauper-She's So Unusual

Andy Gibb-Flowing Rivers

Blondie-The Best Of Blondie

Tears For Fears-Songs From The Big Chair

Shanana-The Best Of Shanana

The Beach Boys-Endless Summer

England Dan & John Ford Coley-Nights Are Forever

Richard Simmons-Reach

A Taste Of Honey-(no album title)

Stevie Nicks-Bella Donna

Pointer Sisters-Black & White

Electric Light Orchestra-A New World Record

Carpenters-(no album title)

Rose Royce-In Full Bloom

Commodores-Midnight Magic

Earth Wind & Fire-The Best Of Earth Wind & Fire

Journey-Escape

REO Speedwagon-Hi Infidelity

Barry Manilow-Tryin' To Get The Feeling

The Sylvers-Something Special

Odyssey-(no album title)

K-tel Records-Disce Dynamite

Carole King-Tapestry

Heatwave-Central Heating

The Tramps-The Best Of The Tramps

Toto-IV

Elton John- Greatest Hits

(2) KC And The Sunshine Band-(no album titles)

(2) Tavares-The Best Of Tavares, Love Storm

(2) Diana Ross-An Evening With Diana Ross, Why Do Fools Fall In Love

(2) Styx-Cornerstone, Paradise Theatre

(2) Olivia Newton John-Physical, Totally Hot

(2) Rick Springfield-Working Class Dog, Success Hasn't Spoiled Me Yet

(3) The Village People-Live And Sleazy, Macho Man, Cruisin'