One represents various musical projects using this simple, evocative name suggesting unity and singularity. The name's simplicity has attracted artists across genres seeking distinctive but universal-sounding identities. Rock artists using this name have explored various approaches within the genre's broad parameters. The name's philosophical implications about unity and individuality have resonated with artists interested in those themes. Various projects called One have contributed to rock's ongoing development.
One vinyl records
7184 One new and used vinyl albums and singles UK sellers
THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA The Best Of Hooked On Classics (1983 UK 14-track LP conducted by Louis Clark including A Night At The Opera Hooked On America Tales Of The Vienna Waltz Scotland The Brave & If You Knew Sousa picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played ONE1266) Track Listing: A1 Hooked On Classics (Parts 1 & 2) A2 Cant Stop The Classics A3 A Night At The Opera A4 Hooked On America A5 Symphonies Of The Seas A6 Hooked On A Can Can B1 Also Sprach Zarathustra B2 Journey Through The Classics B3 Hooked On Tchaikovsky B4 Hooked On Romance Opus 3 B5 Tales Of The Vienna Waltz B6 If You Knew Sousa B7 If You Knew Sousa (And Friends) B8 Scotland The Brave (Hookery Jiggery Jock)
£9.00 used
THE ROLLING STONES Made In The Shade (1975 UK first press 10-track LP with picture labels including Angie Brown Sugar Tumbling Dice Wild Horses & Its Only Rock n Roll complete with the original blue tracklist sticker on the front of picture sleeve & complete with the sea blue inner. The sleeve (still in opened shrink
£39.00 used
VARIOUS The One That Got Away (1973 UK 12-track stereo label sampler compilation LP including material from The Doors Ian Matthews Plainsong and more picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just light wear and the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play K22005) Track Listing: 01 Don Agrati - Bloodstream 02 David Gates - Clouds 03 Andy Roberts - The Great Stampede 04 Judy Collins - The Hostage 05 Dennis Coulson - What Went Wrong 06 The Doors - Riders On The Storm 07 Dennis Linde - Hello I Am Your Heart 08 Ian Matthews - These Days 09 Court Pickett - Sad Thing 10 Carly Simon - Youre So Vain 11 Stardrive - Rushes 12 Plainsong - Goodnight Loving Trail
£17.00 used
RAIN Lemonstone Desired (1991 UK limited edition 4-track 10 vinyl single includes Going Drive On Live Version & Outback Blues fold-out tour poster picture sleeve. There is some minor sticker residue on the front of the sleeve however the poster any vinyl remain in near mint condition) Track Listing: 1
£8.99 used
BLUE MINK Stay With Me (1972 UK 7 single with intact four prong centre backed with Well Be There die cut company sleeve. The vinyl on this copy has only a few light scuffs to show for its forty plus years. RZ3064)
£9.00 used
BLISS Watching Over Me (1991 UK 12 vinyl single featuring Extended Version plus Life Dont Let Me Down and Love Song picture sleeve 12R6286)
£9.00 used
THE BEATLES Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967 UK first MONO pressing of the classic 13-track vinyl LP on the black & yellow Parlophone label fully laminated internal flipback gatefold picture sleeve variant with WIDE SPINE and upside down spine print complete with the red & white psychedelic inner & intact sheet of cut-outs PMC7027)See More Info for further details Track Listing: The Labels: Black and Yellow Parlophone design with The Gramophone Co Ltd and Sold In UK Subject To text with KT tax code
£328.00 used
JOHN TRAVOLTA & OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN Youre The One That I Want (Classic 1978 UK injection moulded 7 vinyl single also including Alone At A Drive-In Movie RSO company die-cut paper sleeve RSO006)
£7.99 used
PRIVATE EYE Dear Sir is This A Record. (Scarce 1969 UK single sided 33RPM flexidisc issued with the December 1969 edition of UK magazine Private Eye featuring more Christmas madness from the Satirical superstars. LYN1962)
£17.00 used
PRIVATE EYE The Abominable Radio Gnome (Scarce 1967 UK single sided 33RPM flexidisc issued with the Christmas 1967 edition of UK magazine Private Eye featuring the satirical jingle for the then recently launched BBC Radio 1 station which had dubbed itself Wonderful Radio 1)
£17.00 used