MOODY BLUES I Don't Want To Go On Without You (1965 UK unboxed Decca logo 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including Time Is On My Side. Record company die-cut paper sleeve F12095) more...
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THE MOODY BLUES The Moody Blues (70s UK boxed logo issue of the 1965 4-track 7" Mono EP with intact four prong centre, including Go Now!, Loose Your Money (But Don't Loose Your Mind), I Don't Want To Go On Without You and Steal Your Heart Away, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light wear and the vinyl remains in great condition & looks barely played DFE8622) more...
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MOODY BLUES The Moody Blues (Late 70s UK light blue injection moulded issue of the 1965 4-track mono 7" EP, including Go Now!, Loose Your Money (But Don't Loose Your Mind), I Don't Want To Go On Without You & Steal Your Heart Away, retro stylefront laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played DFE8622) more...
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MOODY BLUES The Moody Blues (70s UK boxed logo issue of the 1965 4-track solid centre mono 7" vinyl EP, including Go Now!, Loose Your Money (But Don't Loose Your Mind), I Don't Want To Go On Without You and Steal Your Heart Away, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows only light shelfwear and the vinyl looks barely played DFE8622) more...
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MOODY BLUES Love & Beauty (1967 UK boxed Decca label 7" vinyl single on the four-prong centre, also featuring Leave This Man Alone, die-cut company sleeve with period review clipping attached. The vinyl is super clean & looks barely played F12670) more...
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THE MOODY BLUES Love And Beauty (1967 UK 'A' label demonstration sample vinyl 7" for the single release, with intact original four prong centre with an unboxed label design and the release date 22-9-67, also including Leave This Man Alone, Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains in a fantastic condition with minimal signs of play, the first copy we have ever seen F12670) more...
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MOODY BLUES The Magnificent Moodies (Original 1965 issue UK 12-track mono LP on a red 'unboxed' Decca logo label. Both the front laminated picture sleeve and vinyl are mint - these don't show up like this very often! LK4711) more...
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MOODY BLUES Go Now (1985 UK Old Gold series 7" vinyl single of the classic sixties favourite, also including I Don't Want To Go On Without You, die-cut series sleeve OG9509) more...
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MOODY BLUES Everyday (1965 UK 7" single with four prong centre, also including You Don't (All The Time), Decca company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains Excellent with only light signs of play F.12266) more...
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MOODY BLUES Melancholy Man (Scarce 1970 Italian wide centre 7" vinyl single, also featuring Don't You Feel Small, housed in a unique picture sleeve. The textured sleeve shows just a little light creasing at the edges yet the vinyl looks barely played TH101) more...
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MOODY BLUES Go Now (Late 80s UK 7" vinyl single, issued by Old Gold bringing classic tracks to new a audience. This instalment features Go Now I Don't Want To Go On Without You, die-cut sleeve, featuring a different design to other issues we've seen OG9509) more...
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MOODY BLUES Everyday (1965 UK 'A' label demonstration sample vinyl 7" for the single release, with intact original four prong centre, also including You Don't (All The Time), Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains excellent withsome light surface marks, otherwise a nice example and the first we have ever had F.12266) more...
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MOODY BLUES Steal Your Heart Away (Extremely rare 1964 UK 'A' label demonstration sample vinyl 7" for the debut single with an intact four prong centre & release date of 4-9-64 cleary printed, also has the band's name as The Moodyblues, also including Loose Your Money (But Don't Loose Your Mind), within a Decca company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl has only a few light cosmetic surface scuffs otherwise remains excellent with light signs of play. A fantastic example and the first we more...
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MOODY BLUES Long Distance Voyager (RARE 1981 US official Threshold RIAA certified GOLD LP sales award issued to commemorate sales of the LP in excess of 500,000 copies. Features gold LP mounted above a sleeve miniature and dedication plaque. Thisaward was presented to Pip Williams, the producer of this classic album. Framed and glazed, ready to hang - don't miss your chance to own this extraordinary piece of Moody Blues history!) more...
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MOODY BLUES Strange Times (1999 UK 14-track CD with picture sleeve, including English Sunset, Love Don't Come Easy, Forever now. The sound features acoustic guitar, slightly processed electric guitar, light organ, flute, and string arrangements. The exception may be the opening track "English Sunset", which is arguably one of the fastest, most emotionally charged, and synthesizer-laden Moody Blues' songs ever recorded. The CD remains in fantastic condition and shows minimal evidenc more...
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MOODY BLUES The Moody Blues With John Denver (Very rare 1972 UK sixteen page programme the gig at the Empire Pool, Wembley on Saturday 22nd April that year, full of great black & white pictures, discography & biography information. Don't panic, this wasn't an amalgam 'supergroup' as John Denver was there as support act, not guest lead vocalist. Apart from a central fold, this programme is in superb condition with no rips, tears, creasing or staining & also includes a ticket stub fo more...
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