ARNOLD CORNS Hang On To Yourself (1974 UK Mooncrest Second issue of the 1971 7" vinyl single that was released by Bowie under a psuedonym, features the full 'Ziggy' era band and includes a completely different take of the title track plus theunreleased Man In The Middle [which sounds very much like the Velvet Underground]. The vinyl grades Excellent MOON25) more...
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ARNOLD CORNS Hang On To Yourself (Rare original 1971 UK first issue 7" vinyl single on the B&C label with intact four prong centre, released by David Bowie under a pseudonym, features the full 'Ziggy' era band and includes a completely different take of the title track plus the unreleased Man In The Middle [which sounds very much like the Velvet Underground], reissued in 1974 on the Mooncrest label; in a plain black die-cut company paper sleeve. The labels are both very clean and the vinyl remains in a 'near mint' condition with minimal signs of play, a nice example and the first copy we have ever seen CB189). more...
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ARNOLD CORNS Hang On To Yourself (1974 UK demo 7", MOON25) more...
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ARNOLD CORNS a.k.a DAVID BOWIE Man In The Middle (Scarce 1985 Norwegian 3-track 12" vinyl EP - Produced by David Bowie & engineered by Roy Baker, Arnold Corns was initially a collaboration between Bowie and his clothes designer Freddi Burettiand featured both Mick Ronson & Woody Woodmansey as well as Mark Carr Pritchard & Trevor Bolder; also including 'Looking For A Friend' & 'Hang On To Yourself'. All recorded on 17th June 1971, the three tracks are all considered to be the blueprint for Ziggy Stardust. The glossy picture sleeve shows a little shelfwear while the vinyl looks barely played NOR001) more...
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ARNOLD CORNS Man In The Middle (Scarce 1985 Norwegian 3-track 12" vinyl EP - Produced by David Bowie & engineered by Roy Baker, Arnold Corns was initially a collaboration between Bowie and his clothes designer Freddi Burettiand featured both Mick Ronson & Woody Woodmansey as well as Mark Carr Pritchard & Trevor Bolder; also including 'Looking For A Friend' & 'Hang On To Yourself'. All recorded on 17th June 1971, the three tracks are all considered to be the blueprint for Ziggy Stardust. Housed in a glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve has a small seam split in the bottom edge and shows some light edgewear, whlst the vinyl looks barely played NOR001) more...
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THE ARNOLD CORNS Moonage Daydream (Super Rare 1971 UK 'A' label demonstration vinyl 7" for the single release by the band formed by David Bowie, with four-prong centre & custom '30.4.71' release date print. Also features 'Hang On To Yourself'.Bowie gets writer & producer credits on both sides & David also performed on guitar & did most of the vocals. This is an original pressing with machine stamped matrices in the run-outs & the original 'D.J. Sample - Not For Resale' sticker affixed both sides of the label. The labels are Excellent with no tears or writing & the record comes housed in a plain black die-cut sleeve. The vinyl grades VG+/EX- with a nice sheen both sides. There is a tiny paper mark in the side one run-in not affecting play - under a bright light, the vinyl reveals just some minor cosmetic wear with the odd faint paper hairline after so many years in the wild. A superb find! CB149) more...
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