Item Tag: Single
CREAM I FEEL FREE RARE ACETATE UK 1966 I.B.C. SOUND RECORDING 7″ PSYCHE ROCK
A nice touch is that this single came with a lyric sheet that fans still quote.
BC – The Nine / Dogfight (12″) BC Recordings – BCRUK001 [2001 Drum n Bass]
used condition has hairline scratches and regular scratches on both sides of the disc please check the images please.
BC – The Nine / Dogfight (12″) BC Recordings – BCRUK001 [2001 Drum n Bass]
used condition has hairline scratches and regular scratches on both sides of the disc please check the images please.
Obscure AL Country Honky Tonk 45 RUDY STRICKLAND Tick Tick / What B.C.B. hear
Obscure AL Country Honky Tonk 45. VG: A well used record that plays strong. May have moderate surface noise from scuffs and scratches, label wear but still a good listening experience. Many G+ records still play great, just have surface noise.
Little Joseph The Story Of Christmas 1964 Blue Cat Promo 45 Vinyl Shadow Morton
Manufactured by Blue Cat Records Inc. (subsidiary of Red Bird Records). No record player available to verify audio playback quality. Vinyl Condition : Visually inspected under bright direct light. Vinyl retains its strong original gloss with minor surface paper scuffs consistent with storage age.
The Jackson 5 – A B C Motown 1163 PROMO VG Condition
The product is a rare promotional vinyl record by the Jackson 5, titled «A B C» on the Motown label. This single, released in 1970, is in very good condition and features high-fidelity sound on black vinyl. With a speed of 45 RPM and a run time of 2:38, this piece of music history is a collector’s item for fans of 1970s R&B and Soul music. Made in the United States, this stereo record showcases the iconic Motown style and is a valuable addition to any vinyl collection.
Robert Herridge and B.C.B. 7″: 8th Of January / Sugarfoot Rag / Ole Joe Clark
Robert Herridge and B.C.B. 7″: 8th Of January / Sugarfoot Rag / Ole Joe Clark – JMS Records. Information about this record is scarce. I’m guessing it was released in the 1970s. Record Condition (for the ears): Both sides play with excellent sound quality and the songs are easily enjoyed.
THE SPARKLES Hipsville 29 B.C. I Want To Be Free HICKORY GARAGE PROMO 45 RARE NM
This product is a rare 45 RPM vinyl record featuring «Hipsville 29 B.C. (I Need Help)» by THE SPARKLES, a garage rock band from the 1960s. The record is in near mint condition and comes in a 7″ sleeve graded as very good plus. This promo single was released by HICKORY in 1967, with English lyrics, and is a valuable addition to any music collector’s vinyl records collection. Near mint promo in clean company sleeve!
Deb Never – Hellooo/Radio Alice 7” Single On Clear Smoke Vinyl RSD Indie Pop
The is a 7” single by artist Deb Never, featuring the songs «Hellooo» and «Radio Alice» on clear smoke vinyl. This record falls under the pop genre and is a collectible item for vinyl enthusiasts. The clear smoke color adds a unique visual element to the record, making it a standout piece in any music collection. Brand New- Sealed Vinyl!