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Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam With Full Force – 12” Vinyl LP 1985

This record was part of a dj collection. I have not had a chance to personally listen to the record (not play tested). Record appears to have been kept in good shape, several light scratches appreciated, possible storage warp, dusty/dirty (briefly held up to light).

Exposé – Seasons Change – 1987 Arista Pop Dance 45 RPM 7″ Single Record + Pic

Released in 1987 by Arista Records, this record captures the essence of 80s pop and dance music, a must-have for collectors and fans of the genre. This black vinyl 45 RPM single showcases the group’s distinctive sound, produced and arranged by Lewis A. Martinée for Pantera Productions.

Exposé – Seasons Change – 1987 Arista Pop Dance 45 RPM 7″ Single Record + Pic

Released in 1987 by Arista Records, this record captures the essence of 80s pop and dance music, a must-have for collectors and fans of the genre. This black vinyl 45 RPM single showcases the group’s distinctive sound, produced and arranged by Lewis A. Martinée for Pantera Productions.

Exposé – Seasons Change – 1987 Arista Pop Dance 45 RPM 7″ Single Record + Pic

Released in 1987 by Arista Records, this record captures the essence of 80s pop and dance music, a must-have for collectors and fans of the genre. This black vinyl 45 RPM single showcases the group’s distinctive sound, produced and arranged by Lewis A. Martinée for Pantera Productions.

SURVIVOR Eye Of The Tiger SINGLE Theme From Rocky 3 Stallone Take You On A Satur

The SURVIVOR Eye Of The Tiger SINGLE is a high-fidelity vinyl record featuring the theme from the movie Rocky 3, sung by the band Survivor. Released in 1982 by the Scotti Brothers, this 7″ record in a paper sleeve includes the original inner sleeve and cover. With a 1980s dance pop style, this first edition/promo pressing on black vinyl is the perfect addition for fans of classic rock and soundtracks. Featuring hit songs from the era, this stereo record with a run time of 3:45 showcases the band’s iconic sound and production by Frankie Sullivan and Jim Peterik.