STEVE HACKETT Please Don't Touch (1978 UK first press 10-track LP on the pink small 'madhatter' label, complete with the illustrated lyric inner, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows a little wear, whilst the vinyl has minor signs of play CDS4012) more...
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STEVE HACKETT Please Don't Touch (1978 US first press 10-track LP on the blue Chrysalis label, complete with the illustrated lyric inner, picture sleeve with deletion corner-cut and import sticker. The sleeve shows a little wear, whilst the vinyl has minor signs of play CHR1176) more...
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JOHNNY KIDD & THE PIRATES Please Don't Touch (Classic 1959 UK debut 7" vinyl single with four prong centre, also including Growl, HMV die-cut company sleeve. The vinyl grades VG+/EX- with just a few light paper scuffs & spindle marks to show play 45-POP615) more...
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JOHNNY KIDD & THE PIRATES Please Don't Touch (Classic 1959 UK debut 7" vinyl single with four prong centre, also including Growl, housed in a mint die-cut paper sleeve reproducing the original design. This original first press vinyl appears Near Mint with very few signs of play. A stunner! 45-POP615) more...
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THE HOLLIES Hollies Sing Hollies (1969 UK first issue 12-track stereo vinyl LP on the black & yellow Parlophone label [amongst the very last to be pressed with this label], the first Hollies album to feature Terry Sylvester, as well as compositions by bassist Bernie Calvert, gatefold picture sleeve. As a nice touch, the previous owner has attached period reviews to the catalogue inner. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the viny remains near 'as new' with little sign of play PCS7092 more...
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DAVY GRAHAM Folk, Blues & Beyond... (Not much to say about this rare 1964 16-track LP really, apart from the fact it was to make as much of an impression on the Acoustic players of the UK as Jimi Hendrix did to the Electric players a few years later. This was the blue touch paper from which the UK Folk boom rocketed forth, infused with the rambling troubadour influences that Davy Graham soaked up during years of wandering. This copy is amazing LK4649)
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