A set of 6 stylish and mellow soul records, including Donny Hathaway and Curtis Mayfield. ※ As shown in the photos, the jackets of Donny Hathaway's "Live," Curtis Mayfield's "Super Fly," and Phoebe Snow's "Second Childhood" have some damage. 1. Live - Donny Hathaway This is the strongest live album ever, starting mellow with Marvin Gaye's "What's Goin' On," featuring the famous funky bassline of "The Ghetto," and bringing you to tears with Carole King's "You've Got A Friend." 2. Super Fly - Curtis Mayfield Curtis's most commercially successful album. Highlights include the mysterious atmosphere of "Pusherman," which defined his later style, and "Freddie's Dead," which can be called new funk with a strong rock influence. 3. Give, Get, Take And Have - Curtis Mayfield If you want to listen to mellow Curtis, this album (subjective opinion). The photo on the back looks like my friend's mother. 4. Givin' It Back - The Isley Brothers An album of all covers. Soulful covers of rock classics such as Neil Young's Ohio, Jimi Hendrix's Machine Gun, and Bob Dylan's Lay Lady Lay. 5. Killing Me Softly - Roberta Flack A super classic album featuring the hit song "Killing Me Softly." 6. Promo Edition - Deniece Williams et al. A promo record featuring Deniece Williams' "Free," a super classic soul song from the '70s that shocked the soul/R&B scene. 7. Second Childhood - Phoebe Snow A black Carole King based on jazz and blues. ※ Due to being used records, both the jackets and the records have scratches and minor damage due to aging. The jackets are particularly worn. There are no deep scratches that would significantly affect playback, but please purchase only if you understand that these are used items. Thank you for looking.