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
WARNER MACK How Long Will It Take / As Long As I Keep Wantin (Ill Keep Wanting You) (1968 US 7 vinyl single with wide centre Decca company die cut paper sleeve)
£9.00 used
CLAUDE GRAY How Fast Them Trucks Can Go / Next Time You See Me (1968 US wide centred 7 vinyl single Decca company die cut paper sleeve)
£9.00 used
DURAN DURAN All Of You (2022 UK Rough Trade exclusive limited edition 2-track 12 single pressed on RED VINYL featuring Erol Alkans Extended Rework and Erol Alkans Instrumental Rework. Housed in a plain die-cut card sleeve PH120)**Limited to only 300 Copies**
£139.00 used
WHITEHOUSE Thank Your Lucky Stars LP (1990 UK limited edition 4-track remastered vinyl LP. The tenth studio album from the power electronics band lead by William Bennett and produced by the legendary Steve Albini. The sleeve displays some light wear whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play) Track Listing: A1 Hungry For Pain 6:43 A2 Thank Your Lucky Stars 5:28 B1 Try And Be Grateful 4:47 B2 My Cocks On Fire (New Version) 4:47
£45.00 new
STEVE WINWOOD Dont You Know What The Night Can Do. (1988 white label promo 2-track 12 single featuring the Extended 10:03 Version plus 5:46 Instrumental housed in a plain black card sleeve. The vinyl displays in excellent condition with light signs of play. VST1107) Track Listing: 1. Dont You Know What The Night Can Do
£17.00 used
NATALIE COLE I Love You So (Autographed 1979 US 9-track LP guest starring Keni Burke on bass & including a cover of Fleetwood Mac/Christine McVies Oh Daddy complete with the lyric inner. Although the vinyl shows some signs of play & the picture sleeve has edge wear the front cover sports a rare signature from the late Natalie Cole
£56.00 used
JOE DOLAN You & The Looking Glass (1971 UK four-prong centre 7 vinyl single also featuring the b-side One Way Woman both written by Albert Hammond & Mike Hazlewood Pye die-cut company sleeve 7N.45101)
£9.00 used
BARRY BIGGS How Could I Let You Get Away (1972 UK A label demonstration vinyl 7 for the Reggae single on Trojans Horse label with four-prong centre & custom Not For Resale & 8.12.72 release date print with the same track listed both sides plain die-cut paper sleeve HOSS23)
£9.00 used
MICHAEL KAMEN AND SASHAZOE Watching You (1987 UK 7 vinyl single includes Green Mix picture sleeve RESL215)
£7.99 used
SIMPLE MINDS Dont You (Forget About Me) (1985 UK 12 vinyl single the iconic closing theme from The Breakfast Club movie soundtrack also featuring A Brass Band In African Chimes. The picture sleeve shows just minor edge/age wear & the vinyl is Excellent with only light hairlines which have no real impact on play VS749-12) Track Listing: 1
£17.00 used