THE SPECTRES I (Who Have Nothing) (Monster Rare 1967 Japanese wide centred 7" vinyl single, featuring a pre-Status Quo, Francis Rossi (guitar, vocals), Alan Lancaster (bass, vocals), Roy Lynes (keyboards, vocals) & John Coghlan (drums). The Spectres signed a five-year deal with Piccadilly Records in the summer of '66 & this was their debut single, produced by John Schroeder, it hit the British record shops in September & then worldwide in Japan in January the following year. It remain more...
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THE SPECTRES Hurdy Gurdy Man (Ultra Rare 1966 UK stock copy 7" single with four-prong centre, which appears to be just as rare if not rarer than the demo version. Here we have a very early single from the band that would eventually spawn the legendary Status Quo, featuring core members Francis Rossi & Rick Parfitt as well as former members John Coghlan & Alan Lancaster. This is a far cry from the Rock 'n' Roll now associated with the band, falling under the category of Psych-Po more...
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THE SPECTRES Hurdy Gurdy Man (Rare 1966 UK solid centre demonstration vinyl 7" for the single release, with release date of 18 NOV stamped on the label, also including Laticia, Piccadilly company die cut sleeve. A very early single from the bandthat would eventually spawn the legendary Status Quo, featuring core members Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt as well as former members John Coghlan and Alan Lancaster. This is a far cry from the Rock 'n' Roll now associated with the band, falli more...
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THE SPECTRES (We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet (Scarce UK second press solid centre vinyl 7" single originally released in 1967, also including I Want It, Piccadilly company die-cut paper sleeve. A very early single from the band that would eventually spawn the legendary Status Quo, featuring core members Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt as well as former members John Coghlan and Alan Lancaster. This is a far cry from the Rock 'n' Roll now associated with the band, falling firmly under the more...
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