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Artist Title Year Master Label Serial Number Pressed by Country Stereo Artist Title Year Master Label Serial Number Pressed By Country Stereo-Mono Disk Condition Cover Condition Comments Abba Ring Ring 1973 RCA SL102323 AUST Stereo G slight cover wear First Adam Faith Adam 1960 Parlophone PMC-1128 UK Stereo G slight cover wear First Adventurers, The Can’ stop twisting 1966 Coronet KLL-1712 Philips NZ Stereo G G First + only Affection Collection, The The Affection Collection 1968 Evolution 2007 USA Stereo G G First + only Alice Cooper Pretties for you 1969 Straight WB-1840 Warner Brothers USA G G First-GATE FOLD Allisons, The Are you sure? 1961 Fontana STFL-558 UK Stereo G G First + only Ambrose Slade Ballzy 1969 Fontana SRF-67598 USA Stereo G G First Amen Corner Round 1968 Decca SMLM-1021 HMV NZ Stereo G G First American Breed American Breed 1967 Quality ACTA-38002 Canada Stereo G G 2 small punch holes on disc First Allied American Eagle American Eagle 1970 MCA MAP-S-4217 NZ Stereo G Slight damage on bottom back flap First+ only International Angels, The My Boyfriend's Back 1963 Philips BL-14542 Philips NZ Mono G Tape on back edge-small tear on opening Second Animals, The The Animals 1964 Columbia 33-MSX-6057 HMV NZ Mono BAD BAD Gap filler only Annette Annette 1959 Disney WDL-3301 NZ Stereo F+ Slight wear on back cover Second Aorta Aorta 1969 Columbia CS-9785 Canada Stereo G G First + only GATE FOLD Apollo 11 We have landed on the moon 1969 Capitol SREG-326 HMV NZ Stereo F+ Name and mark on back First + only Apple Pie Motherhood Band, The The Apple Pie Motherhood Band 1968 Atlantic SD-8189 USA Stereo G Remains of sticker on back top right First + only Arbors, The Symphony for susan 1967 CBS BP-473386 NZ Stereo G Dealer sticker +marks on back First Archies, The The Archies 1968 RCA RPLS-3425 NZ Stereo G Sticker and name on back flap First Association, The Along comes mary 1966 Valiant 5002 USA Stereo G Very slight wear on bottom edge First Aston – Gardener +Dyke Aston – Gardener +Dyke 1969 Polydor 2383-002 Canada Stereo G Punch hole bottom left First + only Asylum Choir Asylum Choir 1968 Mercury 633049 USA Stereo G Wear on edge-split on top flap-small tear on front cover First Atlantics, The Bombora 1964 CBS BP-233066 UK Stereo G G First=only Avalanches, The Ski surfin’ 1963 Warner Brothers WB-1525 HMV NZ Stereo G G First + only Avengers, The Electric recording 1968 HMV CSDM-6266 NZ Stereo G+ G+ First Bachelors, The The Bachelors 1963 Decca LKM-4519 HMV NZ Mono F Stickers + writing on back- bad damage front right corner First Badfinger Magic Christian music 1969 Apple ST-3364 UK Stereo G G First Band, The Music from big pink 1968 Capitol ST-2955 HMV NZ Stereo G Dirty cover First Bantams, The Beware 1966 Warner Brothers WS-1625 USA Mono F+ Bad splits on top + bottom First + only Barbara Acklin Love makes a woman 1968 Brunswick BL-954157 Canada Stereo G Marks on lower right front cover First Barry and the Tamerlanes I wonder what she’s doing tonite 1968 Valiant W-406/LP-406 A&M Canada Mono G Letter E stamped on back First Beatles, The Please Please Me 1963 Parlophone PMCM-1202 HMV NZ Mono G F First Big Three, The Big Three, The 1963 FM FM-307 USA Mono F+ Slight wear bottom flap-small punch hole top left-small mark on front First Bill + Boyd Swingin’ together 1963 Philips P-08756-L NZ Mono G Slight over wear-2 spots on back cover First Bill Black Solid and raunchy 1963 London HAM-U-6169 HMV NZ Mono G Wear on b/tm seam-tape + writing on back seam Third Blind Faith Blind Faith 1969 Polydor 583059 Philips NZ Stereo G Price on front cover First Blond on Blond Contrasts 1969 PYE NSLP-18288 UK Stereo G Dealer sticker on inside flap-wear on b/tm edge-tape on inside fold First NOTE FOLD OUT Blue Cheer Vincebus Eruptum 1968 Philips PHS-600-264 UK Stereo G Edge wear-2 inch split on top First Blues Image Blues Image 1969 Atco SF-33300 USA Stereo G Small cut out top First Bo Diddley Have guitar will travel 1958 Checker LP-2974 USA Mono F+ G Third Bob and Earl Bob and Earl 1967 B + C Records BCB-1 UK Mono F Price sticker on front Second Boomerang Boomerang 1971 RCA LSP-4577 USA Stereo G-stamp on side one Slight wear on edges + back cover stamp on front cover First + only Bozo Dog Doo Dah Band Gorilla 1967 Liberty LBL-83056/LYL-832826 Festival NZ Stereo F+ Tap on bottom back flap First Bread Bread 1969 Electra EKS-74044 USA Stereo G Slight wear on front cover First AUTOGRAPHED TO ME First + only NOTE-PROMO COPY NOT FOR SALE WHITE Brewer + Shipley Down in LA 1968 A+M SP-4154 USA Stereo G Radio station stamped on disc 2 stickers top left front cover LABEL Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn Bridge 1968 Buddah BDS-5034 Philips NZ Stereo F+ Price on front-slight wear bottom edge disc wear- First-NOTE B SIDE LABLE ON BOTH SIDS OF DISC Brotherhood Brotherhood 1968 RCA LSP-4092 USA Stereo G Corner cut off First + only Brotherhood of Man, The United we stand 1970 Decca SHLM-1066 HMV NZ Stereo G-name on both sides Dealers sticker on back First Buggs, The Beetle Beat 1964 Coronet RX-212 UK Stereo F Split on bottom seam First+ only Byrds, The Mr Tambourine man 1965 CBS CL-2372/BP-473205 Festival NZ Mono G G First Chet Atkins At home 1957 RCA LPM-1544 Canada Mono G Punch hole top left Seventh Cilla Black Cilla 1965 Parlophone PMCM-1243 HMV NZ Stereo F G First Dave Brubeck Quartet Brubeck Time 1955 Coronet KLP-526 Philips NZ Mono F Some damage bottom left flap First David Ackles David Ackles 1968 Electra EKS-74022 USA Stereo G G First David Bowie Hunky Dory 1971 PYE LSP-4623 NZ Stereo G-name on both sides Bad wear on front and back of cover Fifth Dinah Washington + Brook Benton The two of us 1960 Mercury MG-29288 USA Stereo G G First duet Frankie Avalon Frankie Avalon 1958 Chancelor CHL-5001 USA Mono G G First Ginger Bakers Air Force Ginger Bakers Air Force 1970 ATCO SD2703 Polydor UK Stereo G Slight wear on bottom edge-part of sticker on back-punch hole bottom right First Gordon Alexander Gordons buster 1968 Columbia CS-693 USA Stereo G+ G+ First + only Harry Belafonte Calypso 1956 RCA LPM-1248 Canada Mono F G Third Herb Alpert The Lonely Bull 1962 A&M SFL-9309986 Festival NZ Stereo F+ G+ FIRST Jewel Akins The birds + the bees 1965 ERA 110-EL USA Stereo G+ G Price sticker on front First = only Joan Baez Joan Baez 1960 Vanguard MCLP-6138 HMV USA Mono G G First Johnny Burnette Dreamin’ 1959 Liberty/Sunset SUS-5179 Canada Stereo F+ G First after death Julie Andrews The fair lady 1957 RCA RLP-3018 NZ Mono F- Tape on top back flap Second Len Barry 123 1965 DL-31822 Festival NZ Mono G Price sticker on front cover First Pat Boone Pat Boone 1956 Dot/London HAM-2024 HMV NZ Mono G 3 inch split b/tm seam First PP Arnold The First Lady 1967 Immediate IMSP-001 HMV NZ Stereo F+ G First Terence Boylan Boona 1969 Verve-Forecast 3070 USA Stereo G DJ COPY STICKER ON FRONT COVER First + only-NFS WHITE LABEL Teresa Brewer Teresa 1956 Coral CRL-57053 Canada Mono G Name and price sticker on back Second Tony Bellus Robbin the cradle 1961 Sparton NCR-LPA-8 USA Mono G Slight wear on b/tm First + only The Capitols Dance the cool jerk 1966 Atco/Karen 333190 USA Mono VG VG-small punch hole top right First Arthur Conley Sweet soul music 1966 Atco SD-33215 Quality Canada Mono VG+ G-name and letter G stamped on back First-Electrically enhanced for stereo The Chantays Pipeline 1963 London HAM-D-6255 HMV NZ Mono G G-4 inch tape on back seam First Freddy Cannon The explosive Freddy Cannon 1960 Swan V-1652 Quality Canada Stereo G VG First The Cuff Links Tracy 1969 Decca DL-75160 USA Stereo G 3 inch tape top right First + only Artist Title Year Master Label Serial Number Pressed By Country Stereo-Mono Disk Condition Cover Condition Comments Cashman-Pistilli + West Cashman-Pistilli + West 1969 Capitol ST-211 USA Stereo VG G-small stamp on front Third Cowsills,The The Cowsills 1967 MGM- 4498 USA Stereo G Slight wear on bottom sticker on back First-FOLD OUT Chubby Checker Twist 1962 Columbia/Parkway 3354-1315 EMI UK Mono G Sticker + small writing on back First-AUTOGRAPHED Cake,The The Cake 1967 Decca DL-4927 USA Stereo G Punch hole top right First Cold Blood Cold Blood 1969 Atlantic SAL-833663 NZ Stereo G bottom flap partially unglued First Cream Fresh Cream 1967 Polydor 593001 Philips NZ Stereo F Damage on bottom back flap First Jordan Christopher Has the knack 1967 United Artists UAL-3479 USA Stereo G Name + sticker on back top flap First + only Collage,The The Collage 1967 Smash SRS-67101 USA Stereo G G First + only Clarence Carter This is Clarence Carter 1968 Atlantic SD-8192 USA Stereo G+ G- name sticker on front First Colours Colours 1968 DOT DLP-25854 USA Stereo G+ Cover wear on bottom + front First Leonard Cohen Songs of Leonard Cohen 1967 CBS 63241 UK Stereo F= Stereo sticker on back First Canned Heat Canned Heat 1967 Liberty LYL-32501 Festival NZ Mono F= slight crackle Slight surface wear on back-small bend on bottom right First Chad + Jeremy Before and after 1964 CBS BP-473208 Festival NZ Mono VG Sales sticker on back Second Contemporary Folk Group Contemporary Folk Group 1963 Horizon H-1615 USA Mono VG sticker+ writing on back-tape on bottom seam First + only Max Cryer Town Cryer 1966 Zodiac ZLP-1929 NZ Mono G 2 inch tape on top and bottom flap First Ray Columbus + the Invaders Greatest Hits/Till we Kissed Philips BY-843065 Zodiac NZ Mono G Name in pencil on back-sticker on front Third-golden disc award The Cryan Shames Sugar + spice 1966 Columbia CL-2589 Canada Mono G Slight wear on bottom First Henson Cargill Skip a Rope Monument SPL-932895 Festival NZ Stereo VG Small tare on bottom seam First Cyrcle,The Red Rubber Ball 1966 Columbia BP-473319 NZ Stereo
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