Nicholas Greenwood – Cold Cuts (1972)
Crazy World of Arthur Brown was Nicholas Greenwood’s original band, one which he departed from in 1969 to commence his solo career. Greenwood’s former bandmates might have been envious of his stellar success, however, especially when he released Cold Cuts. This would prove to be the artist’s most popular release. It was incredibly experimental, and was described as “unpredictable”. Each song was well rated and it was overall a critically acclaimed effort. As a result of these stellar ratings, this record is worth a lot of money, around $3,500 a copy, in fact.
Nicholas Greenwood Cold Cuts
Charlie Parker – Bird Blows The Blues (1949)
This Charlie Parker record consists of six songs on Track A and seven songs on Track B, and not a single one of them is bad. The lively jazz work is regarded as an excellent starting point for those looking to get into the moody genre. Like the previous entry on this list, Bird Blows the Blues is worth a lot of money thanks to its excellence. You will need to fork out about $3,540.
Charlie Parker
