KALEIDOSCOPE Flight From Ashiya (Archive quality 1967 UK 7" mono vinyl single, with original three-prong centre intact, & 'Holidaymaker' on the b-side. This is simply one of the Top 10 British psych singles & a pleasure for us to offer! The picture sleeve displays just minimal wear or signs of age and is in Near Mint condition, whilst the vinyl looks to have never seen any play and achieves a Mint grade, simply stunning. The best example we have ever seen, and only the second copy we have had. Highly recommended TF863) more...
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I LUV WIGHT Let The World Wash In (British Folk Psych 1970 UK wide centred 7" single, recorded by Kaleidoscope [or Fairfield Parlour] under a one-off name & released in limited numbers as the official Isle Of Wight Festival theme for that year. Also features 'Mediaeval Masquerade', complete with the rare picture sleeve. The cover is Excellent with just the lightest spot of natural ring wear & the vinyl is Excellent with barely any signs of play) more...
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KALEIDOSCOPE Do It Again For Jeffrey (Rare British Psych 1969 French wide centred 7" single, also featuring 'Poem', housed in a very cool, fish-eye lens style picture sleeve. The flipback cover is a unique design & remains in Excellent condition with a little minor ring wear. This is an archive copy from the famous RTL Radio Library in Paris & there is a 'Discotheque RTL' stamp on the back cover. There is also a small library number annotation to a back corner & one side of the label. The vinyl appears Near Mint) more...
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KALEIDOSCOPE Flight From Ashiya (Must Own 1967 French wide centred mono 7" single, with 'Holidaymaker' on the b-side. This is one of the Top 10 British psych singles & a pleasure for us to offer, complete with the rare flipback picture sleeve.The sleeve is Excellent & remains a fantastic off white, with some minor ring wear & a former Paris radio stamp on the back. There is also a small library number annotation to a back corner & one side of the label. The vinyl appears Excellentwith barely any signs of play) more...
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KALEIDOSCOPE A Dream For Julie (Very rare 1968 UK 7" vinyl single with intact three prong centre, also including Please Excuse My Face, Fontana company die cut paper sleeve. A genuine Pop/Psyche materpiece from one of the U.K's greatest psychbands, originally called the Sidekicks before renaming themselves Kaleidoscope. Why they achieved zero chart success despite massive airplay and their own superb take on psychedelia is one of those great mysteries. Apart from some initials written on the A Side label, this copy remains in excellent condition with just a couple of light surface scuffs to show for nearly fifty years TF895) more...
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KALEIDOSCOPE (UK) A Dream For Julie (Very rare 1968 UK 7" vinyl single, a genuine popsike materpiece from one of the U.K's greatest psych bands, originally called the Sidekicks before renaming themselves Kaleidoscope, why they achieved zero chart success despite massive airplay and their own superb take on psychedelia is one of that thing we call 'pop's great mysteries. Backed with the soft focus 'Please Excuse My Face', taken from their uber-collectable debut long player [try finding one of those if you can], this is a very tasty, and seldom seen, '45. Presented in a die cut company sleeve, aside from a hand written 'P' on side A the vinyl is in Excellent condition, almost no trace of spindle wear and just a couple of very minor/faint scuffs - superb! TF895) more...
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KALEIDOSCOPE Flight From Ashiya (Must own 1967 UK 7" mono vinyl single, with original three-prong centre intact, & 'Holidaymaker' on the b-side. This is simply one of the Top 10 British psych singles & a pleasure for us to offer! The picture sleeve shows some creasing at the edges, however the vinyl is spotless & looks barely touched. What's nice about this copy is that it comes from a one owner archive collection of late sixties, early seventies rarities, with all inner sleeves found to have period review clippings attached. This one includes two! Highly recommended TF863) more...
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