1st vinyl records

JOSEF SUK with THE NEW PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by SIR ADRIAN BOULT Beethoven: Violin Concerto / Coriolan Overture (1971 UK first edition colour stamp label stereo LP front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows very little wear & the vinyl appears Near Mint with few signs of play ASD2667) Track Listing: Violin Concerto In D Major Op
£23.00 used

THE GROUNDHOGS Thank Christ For The Bomb (Classic 1970 UK 9-track stereo vinyl LP on the blue Liberty label the fourth studio album from the heavy progressive blues trio led by Tony McPhee. The textured gatefold picture sleeve has some lightedge scuffing and storage wear with small spot of paperloss due to sticker removal to front whilst the vinyl remains in Excellent condition with just some light spindlewear and hairlines to indicate play LBS83295) Track Listing: A1
£95.00 used

YES Yes (Rare 1969 UK first issue 8-track stereo LP on the plum & red Atlantic label with black fan logo to the right & machine stamped A1/B1 matrices in the run-offs housed in a matt gatefold picture sleeve) See More Info ... Track Listing: Condition: The sleeve was always prone to shelfwear & it is almost impossible to find an original copy that doesnt show some sign of age
£167.00 used

SPOOKY TOOTH Spooky Two (Rare 1969 UK first press 8-track stereo LP on the rough textured Island eye logo label with machine stamped +A/+B matrices in the run-outs matte gatefold picture sleeve. The cover [VG] has nice clean panels with some light edge scuffing. The heavyweight vinyl has been professionally cleaned & grades VG+ & exhibits a deep sheen both sides revealing some light paper hairlines which have no real impact on play
£106.00 used

VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR The Least We Can Do Is Wave To Each Other (Very Rare Limited Edition 1970 UK first press 6-track LP on the rough pink Charisma scroll label with CAS+1007+A+G & CAS+1007+B+G stamped matrices making this the secondmix complete with rare fold out limited 17½ x 24 double-sided lyric poster gatefold picture sleeve
£439.00 used

SHAM 69 I Dont Wanna (1977 UK Step Forward label 3-track 12 single also including Ulster & Red London housed in a monochrome police photograph sleeve. The sleeve shows some minor storagewear and the vinyl appears Excellent SF4) Track Listing: 1. I Dont Wanna 2. Ulster 3. Red London
£23.00 used

RAINBOW Long Live Rock N Roll (1978 UK first press 8-track LP with A1/B1 matrices textured gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl shows few signs of play; remaining Excellent POLD5002) Track Listing: 1. Long Live Rock N Roll 2. Lady Of The Lake 3. L.A. Connection 4
£28.00 used

JOHN MAYALLS BLUESBREAKERS Bare Wires (Rare 1968 UK first issue 13-track stereo LP on the ffss unboxed Decca logo label pressed on heavyweight vinyl & starring Chris Mercer Dick Heckstall-Smith Jon Hiseman Henry Lowther Mick Taylor & Tony Reeves front laminated gatefold picture sleeve without Mono/Stereo hole on the back
£84.00 used

THE WHO Whos Next (Classic 1971 first UK press 9-track stereo LP housed in the original pinched spine picture sleeve complete with the rare Head Hunters company inner. The sleeve shows some noticable edge and spine scuffing and the inner shows a little creasing with a small seam split whilst the vinyl is clean & remains in VG+/EX- condition with a few faint paper hairlines to indicate play) Track Listing: 01
£139.00 used

JOHN SURMAN How Many Clouds Can You See. (Rip-Roaring British Jazz 1970 UK first press 5-track stereo LP with matrices ending 1W the highly admired second album by English saxophonist John Surman also starring Harry Beckett Alan Skidmore Barre Phillips & Tony Oxley & released on the collectable Deram label the front laminated picture sleeve has the stereo/mono indicator hole on the back & comes complete with the blue-for-stereo inner
£278.00 used