Juke Box Records. A chance to own 300+ 45s

	£		86
	$		114

JUKEBOX SPECIAL

An entire record collection

300 45rpm 7” records from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and several new records from the 90s

A real mixed assortment Five decades of pop music!

Ungraded but generally OK

 If there are any duds I’ll throw in an additional 100 for good measure

Please note there are quite a few hidden treasures that just might be worth a few ££££s

Dive in and take a look

You won’t be disappointed

There are a few cheesy records, but they are worth money to the right collector as they show very little sign of being played!

Take a look and see: Pop: Rock: Instrumental: Show music: Jazz: Country: Light Classics: Tamla Motown:

Its all here from 1957 to early 90s. Enough to party on for the twelve days of Christmas!

Who: Bucks Fizz: Tiffany: Daryl Hall and John Oates (worth it for the camp picture sleeve!) Chris Montez: ELO: Olivia Newton John: Let it be-Ferry aid: Wavelength: Rick Astley: Hi-Tension: Falco: Dan Hartman: Pet Shop Boys: Human League: Altered Images: David Cassidy: Kim Wilde: Bluebells: Enigma: Wings: Culture Club: Leo Sayer: Marc Almond: Level 42: Bruce Willis: Adam and the Ants: Neneh Cherry: Belinda Carlisle: Monie Love: Herreys: Earth, wind and Fire: Showaddywaddy: Stevie Wonder: The Jam: Modern Talking: Whitney Houston: Karen Young: Dave Stewart and Barbara Gaskin: OMA: Ebony and Ivory: Poynter Sisters: Peabo Brson/Roberta Flack: Nik Kershaw: Madness: Tears For Fears: Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Sweet Dreams: David Christie: Rolf Harris: Two little boys

1958: Little Richard: I’ll never let you go/ Baby Face: Tri-centre in original London sleeve(Excellent condition, this record alone is worth a tenner to a serious collector)

1958: Joe Mr Piano Henderson: Trudie: reached 14 in the July 1958 hit parade

1958: 101 Strings: Joe’s Bolero

1965: Horst Jankowski: a walk in the black forest

1962: Acker Bilk: Lonely

1960: Mark Winter: Image of a girl/Glory of love (£8.00 mint condition)

This is VG in the original Decca sleeve

1962: Frank Chacksfield: Face to face

1961: Terry Lighfoot: Long Gone

1959: Deck of cards: Wink Martindale

1969: Archies Sugar Sugar1957:

1957: Norrie Paramour: Autumn Concerto (VG in original sleeve £7.00 to a collector!)

1962: Johnny Spence: Doctor Kildare Theme

1966: Andy Williams EP

1960: Eric Delaney: Let’s get organised

1967: David Bowie: The laughing gnome

1971: Neil Reid: Mother of mine

1960: Frankie Avalon: Togetherness/Don’t let love pass me by (£6 in mint condition)

1969: Edwin Hawkins Singers: Oh happy day

1961: Polka Dots Sucu Sucu (Excellent condition in original sleeve)

Top Pops Volume six: Copies of hits, worth a play!

1980: Concrete Blonde: Joey

1991: Apples: Beautiful people

1990: MSD: Money

1990: This Picture: Naked rain

1987: Broken English: Love on the side

1971: Fame and Price Together: Rosetta

1991: Michael Patto: So much for the lovin’

1988: Sigue Sigue Sputnik: A vision of the future

1977: Maze: Lady of magic (demo disk)

1983: Billy Joel: Uptown girl

1989: Leo Kottke: Everybody lies (Demo disk)

1962: Danny Williams: Tears (Original sleeve, a bit tatty with an ad for The Record Times. Every Month only 1d )

1969: Tex Withers: Sings Country and Western)

1968: Bobby Goldsboro: Honey

1965: Very rare, but boring! Doris Day and Ray Conniff do The Sound of Music On CBS special promotions. Worth a tenner for the kitsch value alone!!!

1962: Karl Denver: Never goodbye/Highland fling

1962: Petula Clark: Ya Ya Twist

1964: Julie Rogers: The Wedding

1963: Cliff Richard: Don’t talk to him (£5.00 in mint condition)

1971: CCS: Tap turns on the water

1959: Michael Holliday: Starry Eyed (Reached Number one for thirteen weeks in January 1960 A real Christmas record. (Must be worth a fiver!)

1985: The Armoury Show: Castles in Spain

1973: Joe Brown: Hey Mama

1970: Tony Joe White: Groupy Girl

1958: Chris Barber’s Jazz Band EP Tri centre white sleeve EP

1989: Dow Jones: Just a techno groove

1989: Steeleye Span: Following me

1971: Marmalade: Back on the road

1968: Don Partridge: Blue eyes

1965: The River: Ken Dodd (It’s amazing what people bought in those days. Doesn’t look like It’s been played…No wonder!!!)

1959: (Another one) King and I sound track EP

1961: Jimmy Rodgers: English Country Garden

1966: Gene Pitney: Backstage

1967: Beatles: Strawberry Fields/Penny Lane

I’m getting bored now!

There are loads and loads more

Cliff Richard, Hollies, Steve Miller Band, Tracy Ullman, Kim Wilde,

Donna Summer, Dionne Warwick, Beatles,

Supertramp (Breakfast in America)

McCartney and Jackson, Stevie Wonder, John Waite, Phil Collins, Eurythmics, Melissa Manchester, Dr Hook, Cool and the gang,

George Benson, Fat Larry’s Band,

Who: My Generation

Roy Orbison: Only the lonely, Heatwave, Dave and Ansil Collins,

 Amen Corner, Humble Pie

Percy Sledge: When a man loves a woman

Because it’s the season of good will I am happy to start the bidding at just TEN POUNDS for all 300 45s!

They won’t all be in top condition, but some are rare and if you root through them you’ll easily recoup your investment. Some are in original sleeves, some in card or paper, some no sleeves and there are some that match the original manufacturers sleeves too!

Dive in and grab them. Delivery before Christmas if you act fast!

I've just had a check through: If you take the time to re-list some of these singly or in record label format you could make over £100.00 and still have a collection for your jukebox

PLEASE NOTE: The majority of these records still have their original centres: For jukeboxes you can buy a record "dinker" for about £10.00