Blue Mink’s 1970 "Melting Pot" is one of those records that sounds like a busy London street at sunset—soulful, pop-smart, and just a little scruffy in the best way. This Philips first-press era LP still plays with that rounded, analog warmth, the kind that flatters the basslines and keeps the harmonies sitting right in the room with you.
The vinyl sits in Very Good Minus shape: light scuffs, no drama, spins through with plenty of life left and only modest surface noise between tracks. The cover’s also Very Good Minus, showing honest shelfwear and soft edges, more like a well-read book than a beater. It feels authentic on the shelf and under the needle.
If you’ve been hunting for a solid, playable copy that doesn’t cost "sealed copy" money, this is the sweet spot—character without catastrophe. Buy Melting Pot vinyl LP in Very Good Minus condition Today! Put it on, let the title track roll, and you’ll understand why this one still matters in any serious pop-soul corner of the collection.
TRACKLIST
A1 - Melting Pot ()
A2 - Gidda Wadda Wobble ()
A3 - Gimme Reggae ()
A4 - But Not Forever ()
A5 - Chopin Up Stix ()
B1 - Can You Feel It Baby ()
B2 - Country Chic ()
B3 - Mary Jane ()
B4 - Over The Top ()
B5 - Good Morning Freedom ()