(26) Paul Jones – High Time 7″
Vinyl, 7″, 45 RPM, Single.
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Vinyl, 7″, 45 RPM, Single.
This 7″ record is a piece of music history from the United States, showcasing the talents of Dusty Springfield as a prominent artist in the Pop genre. With its iconic songs and nostalgic charm, this vinyl single is a must-have for any music collector or fan of the 1960s era.
Oliver 45 rpm 7 inch record. Jubilee 5659 1969. Good to vg vintage condition. Side A: Cant You See Side B: Cant You See Shipping in a sturdy mailer. Condition: Pre-Owned Good Good to vg vintage condition.
Goldmine vinyl VG+ UK import
From 1966, here’s a beautiful copy of this British group’s second Top 10 single. (The first being with Wayne Fontana), peaking at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100. NM across the board (vinyl, audio, label).
Artist Del Shannon. 2015 180 Gram Czech Republic Pressing. Record surfaces might show minor signs of wear such as slight scuffs or very light scratches that don’t affect one’s listening experience. The center hole is not misshapen by repeated play.
This product is a vintage Dusty Springfield LP from 1964, their second album on mono Philips. The record features a mix of pop and rock songs, showcasing Springfield’s iconic style from the 1960s. The high-fidelity vinyl is in very good condition, with a black color and original cover. This collectible album is a nostalgic piece of music history that would be a valuable addition to any music enthusiast’s collection.
The Elvis Presley «From Memphis To Vegas» 2LP vinyl record is a classic music collection featuring the iconic artist’s popular rock and pop rock hits. Released by RCA Victor, the record showcases Elvis Presley’s iconic style from the 1960s, with a mix of rock and pop music that captured the hearts of fans. This black vinyl LP, with a 12″ size and 33 RPM speed, is a must-have for any music collector looking to add some Elvis magic to their collection.
The product is a UK issue vinyl LP by The Walker Brothers, titled «Music For The Millions». Released by Fontana in the 1960s, the record features a mix of pop rock songs in the black vinyl format.
The sleeve is only a little scuffed and looks good for its 61 years. The record has very little wear and tear and plays perfectly from start to finish. An excellent listen by The Walker Brothers with their debut album from 1965 «Take it easy with The Walker Brothers «