The Shadows - (1961)

Columbia (SEG 8148) 4-track Extended Play, the rock and roll band's follow-up to the successful "The Shadows to the Fore".

Ruby and the Romantics - (1963)

The original version, a minor hit in the UK reaching #38 - Stunning!

Buddy Holly - (1958)

Round-centered re-press from the early '60, includes "Peggy Sue", "I'm Gonna Love You Too" and "Everyday" and the title track.

Buddy Holly - (1958)

Early '60s round-centered repress, features the songs "Rave On", "Take Your Time", "Early in the Morning" and "Now We're One".

Jewel Akens - (1965)

Stunning original (HLN 9954), U.S. Billboard Top-5 hit single, in "time capsule" condition!

Little Richard - (1964)

Self written UK Top-20 single, and non album track in "time capsule" condition!

Johnny Cymbal - (1963)

Original British pressing (HLR 9682), of Cymbal's signature song.

The Beach Boys - (1967)

Recorded in 1965, the re-worded Spector/Greenwich/Barry song first recorded by The Crystals in 1963.

B. Bumble & the Stingers - (1962).

The original pre-Stateside pressing of the classic rock and roll instrumental UK chart-topper, (#23 in the United States Billboard chart).

Hank Mizell - (1976)

The Charly Records 1976 UK re-issue, of the rockabilly single originally released in 1958.

The Marcels - (1961)

The U.S. Billboard chart-topping doo-wop version, of the 1934 song composed by Rodgers and Hart.

Ray Charles - (1961)

EX+/EX+ 1961 (mono) EP with "Rockhouse" and "Tell All the World About You" as B-side tracks.

Lonnie Mack - (1963)

American blues-rock instrumental hit - a U.S. Billboard Top-5 in excellent condition.

The Ran-Dells - (1963)

Early 1970s re-press of the one-hit wonder novelty song, first released in 1963.

The Surfaris - (1963)

Rock and Roll instrumental, released as the B-side to their version of "Surfer Joe".

Larry Williams - (1958)

EX+ 1975 re-press, of the 24-bar rock and roll classic, first released in 1958.

Danny and the Juniors - (1957)

Stunning EX+ 1st press, (HMV POP 436) of rock and roll classic, in it's original birth company paper sleeve.

Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs - (1965)

Rock and Roll 12-bar blues progression, recorded at the Sam C. Phillips Recording Studios.

Sam Cooke - (1962)

EX+ example of U.S. Billboard and UK singles chart top-10 single.

The Crickets - (1960)

The Crickets version, (with David Box on lead vocal), of the song first recorded with Buddy Holly a year earlier before his death.

The Crickets - (1957)

Original triangular centre (Coral 45-Q 72307), written by Buddy Holly and the producer Norman Petty.

The Four Seasons - (1963)

The group's third number-one hit, written by Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio.

The Jarmels - (1961)

Well presented original U.S. variant, of the American doo wop group's only hit single.

Elvis Presley (1957)

The opening track from Elvis' Christmas album, paired in the UK with "Santa, Bring My Baby Back to Me" on the flip side.

The Shirelles - (1960)

U.S. Billboard chart-topper written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King.

Buddy Holly - (1959)

Well presented UK Coral (45-Q 72411) with "That Makes It Tough" on the B-side.

Elvis Presley - (1959)

UK #1 chart-topper in excellent condition, released as a double A-side single with "A Fool Such As I" on the flip side.

Buddy Holly - (1964)

Clean example of postumous release, a minor hit in the UK.

Bobby Darin - (1958)

Original tri-centre variant of Darin's rock and roll cover version, originally titled "The Threepenny Opera" in 1928.

Sandy Nelson - (1959)

U.S. and UK top-10 rock and roll instrumental by the American percussionist, in excellent condition.

Chuck Berry - (1963)

Well presented UK Pye International (7N 25218), released with "Memphis Tennessee" on the flip-side.

Inez Foxx - (1963)

The original UK Sue Records release, based on the lullaby "Hush Little Baby", not a hit in Britain until it's re-issue in 1969.

The Ramrods - (1960)

UK variant of the American instrumental pop group's hit single. A cover version originally recorded by Vaughn Moore 1n 1949.

Ace Cannon - (1966)

Stunning EX+ example of rock and roll cover version, from the American tenor and alto saxophonist.

The Big Bopper - (1958)

Stunning EX+ UK Mercury (45-AMT 1002) variant of rock and Roll classic, in it's original birth company paper sleeve.

The Chiffons - (1966)

The New York girl-group's follow-up to their hit "One Fine Day", - a regular play at soul clubs in the midlands and north of England.

The Beach Boys - (1964)

The American rock band's first U.S. number-one charting song, (UK #7), with "Don't Worry Baby" on the flip-side.

Elvis Presley - (1962)

Stunning EX+/EX+ 4 track 7" Extended Play, taken from the motion picture film of the same name.

Peggy Lee - (1958)

EX/EX 4 track EP - The title track being Lee's re-working of the original, first recorded by Little Willie John in 1956.

Fats Domino - (1957)

Domino's third consecutive No. 1 U.S. Billboard R&B chart-topper (UK #19).

Mark Dinning - (1959)

Teenage tragedy song, a U.S. Billboard Hot 100 #1 chart-topper, (UK singles #27).

Nina Simone - (1968)

Single taken from Simone's album ""Nuff Said", and used in the soundtrack to the musical "Hair".

The Coasters - (1959)

U.S. Billboard R&B #1 chart-topper, (UK #15), written by the American duo Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.

Billy Fury - (1959)

Excellent example of the English rock and roll singers debut single, with it's original company paper sleeve.

Little Richard - (1958)

Rock and roll, up-tempo rendition of the Harry Akst/Benny Davis song, first performed by Jan Garber in 1926.