Here's a great collection of 100 glam rock / soft rock / blues & folk rock & pop singles from the 60s, 70s, 80s

Delivery to anywhere on the UK mainland will be £12 by courier

1) Canned Heat - 1968 - "On The Road Again" - plain sleeve 2) Canned Heat - 1969 - "Let's Work Together" - plain sleeve 3) Nick Lowe - 1979 - "Cruel To Be Kind" - plain sleeve 4) Nick Lowe - 1978 - "I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass" - plain sleeve 5) Graham Parker - 1982 - "No More Excuses" - pic sleeve 6) Graham Parker - 1982 - "Temporary Beauty" - pic sleeve 7) Graham Parker and The Rumour - 1977 - 4 track EP - "The Pink Parker" - pic sleeve 8) Graham Parker and The Rumour - 1977 - "New York Shuffle" - plain sleeve 9) Dave Edmunds - 1979 - "Queen Of Hearts" - pic sleeve 10) Dave Edmunds Rockpile - 1970 - "I Hear You Knocking" - company sleeve 11) Arrows - 1974 - "Touch Too Much" - pic sleeve 12) The Moody Blues - 1970 - "Question" - plain sleeve 13) Peter Sarstedt - 1969 - "Frozen Orange Juice" - plain sleeve 14) Mungo Jerry - 1971 - "You Don't Have To Be In The Army" - pic sleeve (Germany) 15) Mungo Jerry - 1971 - "Lady Rose" - pic sleeve (Germany) 16) Mungo Jerry - 1973 - "Alright, Alright, Alright" - plain sleeve 17) Mungo Jerry - 1973 - "Wild Love" - plain sleeve 18) The Troggs - 1967 - "Love Is All Around" - plain sleeve 19) Free - 1970 - "All Right Now" - company sleeve 20) Faces - 1973 - "Pool Hall Richard" - plain sleeve 21) Roy Wood - 1973 - "Forever" - plain sleeve 22) Elton John - 1973 - "Candle In The Wind / Benny And The Jets" - plain sleeve 23) Elton John - 1978 - "Song For Guy" - company sleeve 24) Elton John - 1973 - "Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting" - pic sleeve 25) Elton John - 1972 - "Daniel" - company sleeve 26) Elton John - 1973 - "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" - company sleeve 27) Elton John - 1972 - "Crocodile Rock" - company sleeve 28) Elton John - 1972 - "Rocket Man (Think It's Gonna Be A Long Long Time)" - company sleeve 29) Elton John - 1971 - "Your Song" - company sleeve 30) Elton John - 1974 - "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" - company sleeve 31) Elton John - 1978 - "Ego" - pic sleeve 32) Elton John - 1975 - "Pinball Wizard" - plain sleeve 33) Lou Reed - 1972 - "Walk On The Wild Side" - company sleeve 34) Manfred Mann's Earthband - 1973 - "Joybringer" - plain sleeve 35) Frijid Pink - 1970 - "The House Of The Rising Sun" - company sleeve 36) Sparks - 1975 - "Looks, Looks, Looks" - company sleeve 37) Sparks - 1974 - "Amateur Hour" - company sleeve 38) Sparks - 1975 - "Get In The Swing" - company sleeve 39) Sparks - 1974 - "Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth" - company sleeve 40) Roy Wood - 1975 - "Oh What A Shame" - plain sleeve 41) Wizzard - 1973 - "You Got The Jump On Me" - company sleeve 42) Wizzard - 1972 - "Ball Park Incident" - company sleeve 43) Procol Harum - 1975 - "Pandora's Box" - plain sleeve 44) Rod Stewart - 1975 - "Sailing" - plain sleeve 45) Rod Stewart - 1976 - "Tonight's The Night" - plain sleeve 46) Rod Stewart - 1976 - "Da 'Ya' Think I'm Sexy?" - plain sleeve 47) Rod Stewart - 1977 - "You're In My Heart" - plain sleeve 48) Rod Stewart - 1977 - "The First Cut Is The Deepest" - plain sleeve 49) Mungo Jerry - 1970 - "In The Summertime" - plain sleeve 50) Mungo Jerry - 1971 - 4 track EP "Baby Jump" - pic sleeve 51) The Moody Blues - 1967 - "Nights In White Satin" - plain sleeve (U.S.A.) 52) Jethro Tull - 1969 - "Sweet Dream" - plain sleeve 53) Wizzard - 1973 - "See My Baby Jive" - company sleeve 54) Faces - 1973 - "Cindy Incidentally" - company sleeve 55) Strawbs - 1973 - "Part Of The Union" - company sleeve 56) Free - 1972 - "Wishing Well" - plain sleeve 57) Parker McGee - 1976 - "I Just Can't Say No To You" - plain sleeve 58) Argent - 1972 - "Hold Your Head Up" - company sleeve (Back Tracks) 59) String Driven Thing - 1973 - "It's A Game" - plain sleeve 60) Al Stewart - 1976 - "On The Border" - company sleeve 61) ELO - 1977 - "Mr Blue Sky" - plain sleeve 62) ELO - 1977 - "Sweet Talkin' Woman" - plain sleeve 63) ELO - 1979 - "Shine A Little Love" - pic sleeve 64) ELO - 1979 - "Don't Bring Me Down" - pic sleeve 65) ELO - 1976 - "Rockaria!" - plain sleeve 66) ELO - 1977 - "Wild West Hero" - plain sleeve 67) ELO - 1981 - "Hold On Tight" - plain  sleeve 68) ELO - 1977 - "Turn To Stone" - pic sleeve 69) ELO - 1980 - "Don't Walk Away" - company sleeve 70) ELO - 1979 - "The Diary Of Horace Wimp" - pic sleeve 71) Brian Prothero - 1974 - "Pinball" - company sleeve 72) Steeleye Span - 1975 - "Hard Times Of Old England" - company sleeve 73) T-Rex - 1973 - "20th Century Boy" - plain sleeve 74) T-Rex - 1974 - "Teenage Dream" - plain sleeve 75) T-Rex - 1972 - "Solid Gold Easy Action" - plain sleeve 76) Wizzard - 1974 - "Are You Ready To Rock" - plain sleeve 77) Gerry Rafferty - 1979 - "Get It Right Next Time" - pic sleeve 78) Mouth & McNeal - 1974 - "I See A Star" - company sleeve 79) Hot Legs - 1971 - "Lady Sadie" - plain sleeve 80) Three Dog Night - 1970 - "Mama Told Me Not To Come" - plain sleeve 81) The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band - 1968 - "I'm The Urban Spaceman" - plain sleeve 82) Blue Mink - 1972 - "Stay With Me" - plain sleeve 83) Jo Jo Gunne - 1972 - "Run Run Run" - company sleeve 84) Roy Wood - 1974 - "Goin' Down The Road" - company sleeve 85) Prelude - 1973 - "After The Goldrush" - plain sleeve 86) Golden Earring - 1973 - "Radar Love" - plain sleeve 87) Dave Stewart / Colin Blunstone - 1980 - "What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted" - pic sleeve 88) Patti Smith Group - 1978 - "Because The Night" - plain sleeve 89) Roger Daltrey - 1973 - "Giving It All Away" - plain sleeve 90) Rockers (Roy Wood, Phil Lynott, Chas Hodges, John Coghlan) - 1983 - Medley - pic sleeve  91) David Bowie - 1978 - "Breaking Glass" - pic sleeve 92) David Bowie - 1980 - "Ashes To Ashes" - pic sleeve 93) David Bowie - 1980 - "Fashion" - pic sleeve 94) David Bowie - 1980 - "Alabama Song / Space Oddity" - company sleeve 95) David Bowie - 1983 - "China Girl" - plain sleeve 96) The Kinks - 1983 - "Come Dancing" - pic sleeve 97) Rolling Stones - 1978 - "Miss You" - plain sleeve 98) Rolling Stones - 1981 - "Start Me Up" - pic sleeve 99) Bryan Ferry - 1977 - "Tokyo Joe" - plain sleeve 100) Roxy Music - 1975 - "Love Is The Drug" - plain sleeve
I haven't played all these (I don't have time) but they grade visually between Good to Excellent. Some may have minor scuffs or scratches, but the majority look VG or better...you won't be disappointed! Many are in original picture sleeves or company sleeves.

These are photos of the actual items for sale, no stock photos used here, you get what you see.

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Record Collector's Grading System

·         Mint: The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. The cover and any extra items such as the lyric sheet, booklet or poster are in perfect condition.

·         Excellent: The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening of sound quality. The cover and packaging might have slight wear and / or creasing.

·         Very Good: The record has obviously been played many times, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch. Normal wear and tear on the cover or extra items, without any major defects, is acceptable.

·         Good: The record has been played so much that the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, perhaps with some distortion and mild scratches. The cover and contents suffer from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits, discolouration etc...

·         Fair: The record is still just playable but has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise: it may even jump. The cover and contents will be badly damaged or partly missing.

·         Poor: The record will not play properly due to scratches, bad surface noise etc.. The cover and contents will be badly damaged or partly missing.

·         Bad: The record is unplayable or might even be broken, and is only of use as a collection filler.

 

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