BOZ Isn't That So (Archive quality 1965 UK 7" vinyl single on the black & silver Columbia label with an intact four prong centre, also including You're Just The Kind Of Girl I Want, within a Columbia company die-cut paper sleeve. The debut release from Boz aka Boz Burrell, who later became the bassist and vocalist for King Crimson during the period of 1971 to 1972, and then bassist in Bad Company, sadly died in 2006. This one previous owner copy remains in a fantastic condition, the labels have no spindle marks and the vinyl looks to have never been played, even the sleeve looks as fresh as the day it was manufactured. A stunning example and the first copy we have ever seen!) more...
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BOZ Light My Fire (Rare 1968 UK 'A' label demonstration sample vinyl 7" for the single release, with intact original four prong centre & release date of 16-8-68 on the label. A great single from Boz Burrell who later joined King Crimson, taught to play the bass by Robert Fripp and then went on to join Bad Company, featuring a great version of the song made famous by The Doors, also including Back Against The Wall, Columbia company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains excellent with just a few light surface marks which are mostly cosmetic, this is the first example we have ever seen DB8468) more...
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BOZ Meeting Time (Archive quality 1966 UK 7" vinyl single on the black & silver Columbia label with an intact four prong centre, also including No (Ah) Body Knows Blue, within a Columbia company die-cut paper sleeve. The second single from Boz aka Boz Burrell, who later became the bassist and vocalist for King Crimson during the period of 1971 to 1972, and then bassist in Bad Company, sadly died in 2006. This one previous owner copy remains in a fantastic condition, the labels are clean with only a couple of spindle marks whilst the vinyl shows no evidence of play, even the sleeve looks as fresh as the day it was manufactured. A stunning example and the first copy we have ever seen!) more...
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BOZ Pinocchio (1966 UK 'A' label demonstration vinyl 7" for the single release, with four-prong centre, 'Demonstration Record - Not For Sale' print & '10.6.66' release date, also featuring 'Stay As You Are' [note, the 'Pinnochio' spelling on the A-side]. This is a near forgotten single from Boz Burrell who later joined King Crimson, was taught to play the bass by Robert Fripp & then went on to join Bad Company, Columbia company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl is stunning Near Mint DB7941) more...
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