Small Faces - (1968)

Original single with B side "Rollin' Over", taken from their concept album "Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake".

The Dixie Cups - (1964)

U.S. Billboard Hot 100 number-one single, released from the American girl-group's debut album.

Shocking Blue - (1969)

U.S. Billboard number 1 psychedelic-freakbeat classic from the Dutch band.

The Troggs - (1966)

"Strong excellent" pressing of the band's UK top-10 single, suggests few plays.

The Rolling Stones - (1964)

1964 classic written by iconic blues composer Willie Dixon.

The Chiffons - (1963)

UK Stateside SS 202, written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King and produced by the Tokens.

The Beatles - (1967)

Clean EX+ example, later included on the U.S. "Magical Mystery Tour" album, and the "Yellow Submarine" soundtrack album.

The Beatles - (1963)

Parlophone R 5015 in "strong excellent" condition, with original company paper sleeve.

The Kinks - (1966)

British top-10 hit released as a non-album single.

The Kinks - (1965)

U.K. Pye 7N 15759 chart topper, taken from their second studio album "Kinda Kinks".

Ruby and the Romantics - (1963)

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

Otis Redding - (1968)

Al Bell / Allen Jones penned R&B classic, taken from the album "The Immortal Otis Redding" - Stunning!

Desmond Dekker - (1968)

"EX+" (PYR 6058) Desmond Dekker / Leslie Kong penned masterpiece that combines the Rastafarian religion with rude boy concerns.

Desmond Dekker & The Aces - (1969)

UK Top-10 single written by Dekker and his record producer Leslie Kong.

Upsetters - (1969)

Double A sided 7" single with "Dollar in the Teeth",  by producer Lee "Scratch" Perry's house band, led by pianist Gladstone Anderson.

The Young Rascals - (1966)

Classic garage rocker follow-up to "Good Lovin'", (uncharted in the UK), - An eye catching Ex+ suggesting few plays!

Tommy James & the Shondells - (1968)

The American garage-rock band's only UK #1 single, in strong excellent condition suggesting few plays!

The Troggs - (1967)

The original version of the Reg Presley song, later covered by Wet Wet Wet and used in the 1994 film Four Weddings and a Funeral.

The Troggs - (1967)

UK Top-20 hit from the Hampshire based garage-rock band, in eye-catching Mint- condition, suggesting very few plays!

Small Faces - (1967)

'60s Psychedelic pop classic in it's original birth company sleeve.

The Rolling Stones - (1965)

Excellent original Decca F 12220 pressing of the Stones' first number one hit in the United States.

The Beach Boys - (1967)

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

Desmond Dekker - (1969)

The UK Pyramid (PYR 6078) late '60s pressing with "Generosity" on the flip side.

The Troggs - (1966)

UK chart-topping garage rock classic in EX+ condition.

The Who - (1971)

EX+ original British Track records edited 7" version, of the song taken from the "Who's Next" album, (with picture sleeve).

The Who - (1972)

Non album track, originally intended for the abandoned "Lifehouse" concept album.

The Byrds - (1965)

The Byrds debut single release, a cover version of the Bob Dylan song, initiate the folk-rock boom of 1965 and 1966 - Stunning EX+

The Miracles - (1965)

(TMG 540) - Follow-up to the million selling hit "The Tracks of My Tears", taken from the album "Going to a Go-Go" .

The Bandwagon - (1968)

Great double sider, both regular soul club spin's, led by singer Johnny Johnson.

The Young Rascals - (1967)

The American blue-eyed-soul band's final single release under that name, (uncharted in the UK).

Prince Buster & All Stars - (1967)

Stunning EX+ UK Blue Beat (BB 324) pressing of "Al Capone" / "One Step Beyond".

Otis Redding - (1966).

The Steve Cropper blues-flavor produced version, of the song originally released by The Temptations.

Jethro Tull - (1969)

An eye catching EX+ example of the progressive rock hit single, originally recorded for the album "Stand Up".

The Who - (1971)

Non album track, originally intended for the cancelled "Lifehouse" project.

The Troggs - (1966)

UK top-10 hit from the Hampshire garage rock band - EX+ stunning!

Marv Johnson - (1969)

The 1969 solid centre British re-issue (chart position #25), a regular soul club spin, in EX condition.

The Temptations - (1969)

Motown single produced by Norman Whitfield, using stereo-shifting multilead vocals, hard rock guitars, synthesizer sound effects and multitracked drums.

The Who - (1972)

Released as a non-album single, originally intended as part of the "Lifehouse" project.

The Beatles - (1970)

Clean UK pressing with original picture sleeve. Their final single before McCartney announced his departure from the band.

The Kinks - (1964)

EX+ example of the English rock band's third single release and breakthrough hit, topping the UK charts in November 1964.

The Casuals - (1968)

UK Top-5 hit by the Lincoln based pop group - a cover version of the song originally released by The Bystanders.

Sam Cooke - (1962)

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

Cream - (1967)

Well presented UK Polydor 56286 pressing, taken from Cream's second album "Disraeli Gears".

Sounds Nice - (1969)

Instrumental mod/exotica freakbeat rarity, from organist Tim Mycroft, arranger Paul Buckmaster, and group of session musicians.

The Rolling Stones - (1968)

Well presented UK 1st press Decca (F 12782), in it's original company birth sleeve.