LPs

ALL PRICES IN UK POUNDS

Covers graded first. All records are stereo original 1st pressings unless otherwise stated.

Aesop's Fables - In due time (Cadet Concept Can 69) EX/EX 30
Funky psych soul highly sought after by DJs.
After The Fox - Original soundtrack (HMV UK 66 mono) EX/EX 30
Classic swinging 60s soundtrack by Bacharach/David and featuring The Hollies.
Andromeda - Same (RCA UK 69) VG++/VG++175 RESERVED!
Prog psych biggie in nice shape
Bram Stoker - Heavy rock spectacular (Windmill UK 72) VG+/EX 20 RESERVED!
Great dark 'n' doomy prog rock with funky elements and plenty of Hammond and heavy fuzz action. Despite being a budget label 'exploitation' release, this is actually much better than a lot a more renowned heavy prog biggies. All tracks written by T. Bronsdon if that means anything to anyone.
Butterfield Blues Band - East West (Elektra UK 66 mono) VG+/VG+ 25
Classic blues psych with raga guitar overload. As usual with early UK Elektra 1st pressings, this comes with a US sleeve.
Floor - First Floor (Philips Den 67) EX/EX 80
Top notch pop psych sounds from the psychedelic Danish underground. I think the sleeve is actually a factory proof, unless it originally came as two separate cards.
Keith Mansfield/ J. Pearson etc - Life is for living (KPM UK 72) EX/EX 35
One of the better KPMs with some brassy big beat swingers and a couple a funky hammond and fuzz funkers. Also has the theme to (i think) World of Sport, or was it something else?
John Martyn - London Conversation (Island UK 67 mono)VG++/EX 40
Nice pink label with white 'i' copy of his beatnik folk debut. Sleeve has a little age wear and small dink on the front.
Rumplestiltskin - Black Magician (Bellaphon G 71) VG/EX 40 RESERVED!
Second German only LP of excellent funky prog by UK session/library heroes Alan Hawkshaw, Clem Cattini and Herbie Flowers amongst others. Has Peter Lee Sterling on vocals and Shel Talmy producing. Sleev has laminate damage on reverse.
Smashing Time - Original soundtrack (Stateside UK 67) VG++/EX 30
Evocotive swinging Carnaby Street period pop with a nice sleeve to match.
Troggs - Mixed bag (Page One UK 68) VG++/EX 85
Rarest Troggs LP by a long shot and contains their two finest psych-outs in "Purple Shades" and "Maybe the Madman".