Ace were a British rock band formed in 1972, emerging from the pub rock scene that predated punk rock. The band is best known for their 1974 hit 'How Long,' written and sung by Paul Carrack, which became an international success and remains a soft rock classic. The song's catchy melody, Carrack's soulful vocals, and the band's tight musicianship made it a standout of mid-1970s rock. Despite 'How Long's' success, Ace were unable to replicate it and remained essentially a one-hit wonder. Paul Carrack went on to a successful career with Squeeze and Mike + The Mechanics.
Ace vinyl records
1685 Ace new and used vinyl albums and singles UK sellers
WOLF-FERRARI Music of Wolf-Ferrari (1975 UK stereo issue of the 1960 7-track vinyl LP performed by the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra conducted by Nello Santi front laminated picture sleeve with extensive liner notes. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl appears barely played SDD452) Track Listing: Overture - Il Segreto de Susanna Intermezzo - Il Campiello Ritornell - Il Campiello Overture - La Dama Boba Prelude - I Quattro Rusteghi Intermezzo - I Quattro Rusteghi Orchestral Suite - I Gioielli Dell Madonna
£12.00 used
THE GREEN TELESCOPE Face In A Crowd (Rare garage rock-revival 1986 UK wide centre 7 vinyl single also featuring Thoughts Of A Madman picture sleeve BIF4811)
£23.00 used
THE GROUNDHOGS Scratching The Surface (Rare and in demand late 1960s second UK issue of the 1968 stereo 9-track LP The Groundhogs debut on a black Liberty label [the first pressing was a blue label]. The sleeve shows just a little laminate liftat the spine with some minor creasing & the vinyl shows just a couple of light cosmetic hairlines to prevent a mint grading
£123.00 used
STUTTGART CHAMBER ORCHESTRA conducted by KARL MÃœNCHINGER Suite No. 2 in B minor / Suite No. 3 in D major (1959 UK Mono LP front laminated picture sleeve with extensive liner notes. The sleeve shows a little discolouration on the unlaminated back but the vinyl remains in great condition with few signs of play ACL29)
£12.00 used
SONNY TERRY & BROWNIE MCGHEE Home Town Blues (1969 UK stereo issue of the 1966 UK 12-track LP front laminated picture sleeve. This is a lovely one owner copy. The sleeve & the vinyl is Excellent to Near Mint with very little sign of wear or play ZAHT182) Track Listing: 1. Mean Old Frisco 2. Man Aint Nothin But A Fool 3
£23.00 used
DUBBY SPIVAK Its So Peaceful In The Country (1979 US 14-track stereo LP which also features husband Charlie guesting on Trumpet pasted picture sleeve. This copy has been clearly AUTOGRAPHED & dedicated Yours in Jazz by Dubby on the front of the picture sleeve. AP-146) Track Listing: What Happened To The Good Times
£32.00 used
CHARLES IVES Three Places in New England & Symphony No. 3 (1970s Dutch Mercury Golden Imports label stereo vinyl LP. Performed by the Eastman-Rochester Orchestra conducted by Howard Hanson. Glossy picture sleeve with extensive liner notes. SRI75035)
£11.75 used
![Steve Race Take One [Stereo] UK vinyl LP album record ST453 WRC 1965 on vinyl](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0566/5105/5295/products/steve-race-take-one-stereo-uk-vinyl-lp-album-record-st453-533392.jpg?v=1702967438 "Steve Race Take One [Stereo] UK vinyl LP album record ST453 WRC 1965 on vinyl")
STEVE RACE & HIS ORCHESTRA Take One (1965 UK 12-track stereo LP of famous themes used in the movies including Lawrence Of Arabia A Hard Days Night and Moon River front laminated flipback sleeve. The vinyl and sleeve are in excellent condition ST453) Track Listing: Side A: 1. Around The World 2
£9.00 used
HAYDN Symphony No. 88 in G major & Symphony No. 89 in F major (1974 UK Decca Ace of Diamonds label stereo vinyl LP. Performed by the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Antal Dorati front lamianted picture sleeve with extensive liner notes. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl appears barely played SDD431)
£14.00 used
VERDI La Forza Del Destino (70s UK Ace of Diamonds triple stereo LP box set performed by Giuseppe Di Stefano Dino Mantovani Zinka Milanov & Luisa Gioia with the Orchestra & Chorus of th Academia di Santa Cecili Rome conducted by Fernando Previtali housed in a laminated 12 square picture box with libretto booklet
£17.00 used