Artist: You
Genre: Various Genres
Artists using direct address as name across genres. Such artists typically embrace intimate or confrontational approaches. Direct address reflects music's communicative immediacy. These musicians demonstrate music's conversational nature and how direct names create intimacy, representing contemporary music's emphasis on personal connection and how second-person address functions as artistic identity suggesting direct artist-listener relationship and immediate communication.
You vinyl records
6868 You new and used vinyl albums and singles UK sellers
K.C. & THE SUNSHINE BAND (You Said) Youd Gimme Some More (1982 UK A label promotional 7 vinyl single also including When You Dance To The Music Epic die-cut paper sleeve EPCA2760)
£9.00 used
BRIAN MAY Too Much Love Will Kill You (1992 UK injection moulded 7 vinyl single also including Im Scared. The matt card picture sleeve displays minimal wear whilst the vinyl shows little signs of play R6320) Track Listing: 1. Too Much Love Will Kill You 2. Im Scared
£12.00 used
GLORIA LYNNE I Wish You Love (1964 UK 7 vinyl single with intact four prong centre also including Through A Long And Sleepless Night London company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl on this copy remains in excellent condition with just lightpaper scuffs to show for over fifty five years HL-Y.9846)
£9.00 used
JODY featuring DEREK & JUDE You And Your Love (1982 UK single sided PINK vinyl 7 single clear PVC sleeve TBR018)
£9.00 used
HELEN REDDY Take What You Find (1980 UK 10-track vinyl LP picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear and the vinyl has minimal sign of play E-ST12068) Track Listing: Take What You Find Killer Barracuda A Way With The Ladies Loves Not The Question Last Of The Lovers The One I Sing My Love Songs To Wizard In The Wind All I Really Need Is You Midnight Sunshine That Plane
£12.00 used
ICE COLD IN ALICE Throw Your Love Away (1989 UK 7 vinyl single also includes the Ice Cold Sweat Mix picture sleeve REVA4)
£7.99 used
BOBBY VEE Do What You Gotta Do (Archive quality 1969 UK 11-track Mono vinyl LP on the two tone blue Liberty label housed in a front laminated picture sleeve with a pinched spine design. This one owner copy remains in an outstanding condition the sleeve displays minimal wear and very little signs of wear the labels are clean and free from any spindle marks and the vinyl is mint and never seen any turntable
£84.00 used
HERON Do It Yourself (Desert Song) (1977 UK 7 vinyl single with four-prong centre includes Dont Kill It Carol plain die-cut sleeve BRO40)
£7.99 used
NOTSENSIBLES I Thought You Were Dead (1980 UK Snotty Snail Records 3-track 7 single also featuring I Make A Balls Of Everything I Do and Teenage Revolution picture sleeve. The sleeve shows light wear & the vinyl is Excellent & appears barely played) Track Listing: A I Thought You Were Dead B1 I Make A Balls Of Everything I Do B2 Teenage Revolution
£23.00 used
CHOCOLATE MILK Im Your Radio (1980 UK 3-track 12 single also feturing Would It Be Alright. and Action Speak Louder Than Words title-stickered RCA company die cut card sleeve PC2030)
£9.00 used