Artist: Jam
Genre: Punk/Mod Revival
The Jam were a British rock band formed in Woking in 1972, led by vocalist and guitarist Paul Weller. They became one of the most successful acts of the punk and new wave era, achieving eighteen consecutive UK Top 40 singles. Their sound combined punk energy with 1960s mod influences, particularly The Who and the Small Faces, creating a distinctly British style. Classic songs include 'Going Underground,' 'Town Called Malice,' 'The Eton Rifles,' and 'Start!' Weller's articulate, socially conscious lyrics addressed working-class British life with intelligence and passion. The Jam split at the height of their success in 1982, with Weller forming Style Council and later pursuing a solo career. Their influence on British guitar music, from Britpop to indie rock, has been immense and enduring.
Jam vinyl records
1044 Jam new and used vinyl albums and singles UK sellers
JAMES LAST Perfect 40 (1971 Japanese only 40-track compilation double LP featuring three tracks from the mega rare Sekai Wa album and one exclusive Japanese song Kimi Dakeni Aio. Housed in a unique textured gatefold picture sleeve with Japanese sleeve notes inside & great Perfect 40 Series corner obi-strip
£84.00 used
NORTHERN SINFONIA ORCHESTRA conducted by NEVILLE MARRINER Serenade for Tenor Horn & Strings / Les Illuminations (1971 UK stereo vinyl LP also featuring Heather Harper [Soprano] Robert Tear [Tenor] and Alan Civil [Horn] complete with fold out libretto front laminated picture sleeve with extensive liner notes on the reverse
£17.00 used
BRITTEN The Little Sweep (1978 UK black & white stamp label stereo vinyl LP performed by Robert Lloyd Robert Tear Heather Begg Catherine Benson & Mary Wells with soloists from the Finchleu Childrens music group Choral Scholars from Cambridge & the Medici String Quartet conducted by Philip Ledger laminated picture sleeve ASD3608)
£12.00 used
ELMORE JAMES King Of The Slide Guitar (1983 UK 14-track vinyl LP compilation containing previously unreleased material including Sweet Little Woman & I May Be Wrong with vocals by Little Johnny Jones. Housed in a glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a small amount of paper loss on the back through sticker removal whilst the vinyl is Excellent with few signs of play CH68) Track Listing: Lost Woman Blues One More Drink Strange Kinda Feeling Sho Nuff I Do My Best Friend So Mean To Me Wild About You Sweet Little Woman Long Tall Woman Where Can My Baby Be Dark & Dreary My Babys Gone I May Be Wrong Emos Shuffle (Part 2)
£23.00 used
BRITTEN The Rape of Lucretia (1971 UK purple narrow band label stereo double LP boxed set performed by Heather Harper Janet Baker Peter Pears Bryan Drake Benjamin Luxon John Shirley-Quirk Elizabeth Bainbridge & Jenny Hill wth the English Chamber Orchestra conducted by the composer. Comes housed in a 12 glossy picture box with a 23-page booklet
£17.00 used
BRITTEN The Turn of the Screw (1960s UK Decca Ace of Diamonds label mono vinyl LP boxed set. Performed by Peter Pears Jennifer Vyvyan David Hemmings Olive Dyer Joan Cross and Arda Mandikian with the English Opera Group Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Britten book opening record box with libretto booklet
£28.00 used
PRE-CLASSICAL English Madrigals from the Corts of Elizabeth I and James I (1969 US Turnabout label stereo vinyl LP. Performed by the Purcell Consort of voices conducted by Grayston Burgess. Front laminated picture sleeve with extensive linernotes. The sleeve shows little wear whilst the vinyl is in Near Mint condition TV34202S)
£12.00 used
MAURICE ANDRE Royal Music of King James I (1982 UK stereo vinyl LP glossy picture sleeve with extensive liner notes in English French and German. The sleeve shows a little shelfwear whilst the vinyl appears barely played SA4)
£9.00 used
SESSIONS / LEES Symhony No. 3 / Quartet Concerto (1968 UK RCA Victor label mono vinyl LP. Performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Igor Buketoff. Front laminated picture sleeve with extensive liner notes. RB-6739)
£9.75 used
JAMES BROWN Live At The Apollo Volume 1 (1975 UK 16-track stereo LP famously recorded in concert at the Apollo Theater NYC on October 24 1962 now universally acknowledged as a pivotal point in black American popular music. The picture sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl looks barely played) Track Listing: A1 Ill Go Crazy A2 Try Me A3 Think A4 I Dont Mind A5 Lost Someone B1 Lost Someone B2 Please Please Please B3a Youve Got The Power B3b I Found Someone B3c Why Do You Do Me Like You Do B3d I Want You So Bad B3e I Love You Yes I Do B3f Why Does Everything Happen To Me B3g Bewildered B3h Please Dont Go B3i Night Train
£23.00 used