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6 x UK issue "Chess Golden Decade" LP's (Volumes 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7)

All will benefit from a light clean prior to playing and will PLAY GRADE in EXCELLENT to NEAR MINT condition with the exception of Vol 5, side 2, tracks 1 - 3 which play grade VERY GOOD to EXCELLENT because of some surface scuffs.

All gatefold sleeves show light ringwear, with some light creasing. There is a small sticker in the front top left corner of each sleeve, as well as a shop price sticker in the front top right of Vol 1 and Vol 3 sleeves. Volumes 1, 3, 4, and 5 sleeves are "Checker" branded : Volumes 6 and 7 are "Chess" branded (see pictures)

All come with poly-lined inner sleeves, no splits or tears (possibly originals?)

Vol 1 has black Checker labels, all of the others have blue Chess labels (as shown in the last pictures)

Included are the following LP's (see pictures)

Vol 1  : The early fifties Side 1 : Ain't gonna be your dog (Rufus Thomas) Juiced (Jackie Brenston) Mardi Gras Mambo (The Hawketts) Reconsider baby (Lowell Fulsom) Most of all (The Moonglows) White cliffs of Dover (The Blue Jays) My babe (Little Walter) Bo Diddley (Bo Diddley)  Side 2 :  64,000 Dollar question (Bobby Tuggle) Tippety top (The Rays) I'm mad (Willie Mabon) Sincerely (The Moonglows) In my diary (The Moonglows) Sinner's dream (Eugene Fox) Jock-o-mo (James 'Sugarboy' Crawford) See you later alligator (Bobby Charles)    Vol 3 : 1957  Side 1 :  The walk (Jimmy McCracklin) You can suit yourself (Bobby Charles) I can't wait (Ray Stanley) Over the mountain, across the sea (Johnny & Joe) The clock (Lee Andrews & The Hearts) Long lonely nights (Lee Andrews & The Hearts) Jelly bean (The Nite Caps) Rock this morning (Lowell Fulsom)   Side 2 :  Dime store pony tail (Bobby Dean) Flatfoot Sam (O Wills) Teardrops (Lee Andrews & The Hearts) This love (The Moonglows) Happy happy birthday baby (The Tune Weavers) M.T.Y.L.T.T. (The Dreamkings) Oh oh (Eddie Boyd) Susie-Q (Dale Hawkins)         Vol 4 :1958-1959 Side 1 :  Book of love (Monotones) Nothin' shakin' (Eddie Fontaine) Sugaree (Rusty York) 1-2-3 (Piano Red) She's alright with me (Harvey and The Moonglows) Been so long (The Pastels) The wobble (Jimmy McCracklin) Say man (Bo Diddley)   Side 2 :  Everybody rock (Jimmy McCracklin) He knows the rules (Jimmy McCracklin) Boogie rebop (Piano Red) Zombie (The Monotones) This broken heart (The Sonics) Ten commandments of love (Harvey and The Moonglows) False alarm (Re-vels) Legend of Sleepy Hollow (The Monotones)    Vol 5 :1959-1961   Side 1 :  But I do (Clarence 'Frogman' Henry) If I can't have you (Etta & Garvey) Good morning little schoolgirl (Don and Bob) Goin' back to Memphis (Gene Simmons) Back to school blues (Dale Hawkins) My baby's got soul (Larry Williams) Louisiana blues (Freddy Fender) Just you and I (Guitar Red)   Side 2 :  Every day of the week (The Students) Knee socks (The Ideals) I need a change (The Miracles) You always hurt the one you love (Clarence 'Frogman' Henry) I'm so young (The Students) Bad girl (The Miracles) Chant (Ramsey Lewis) Let it rock (Chuck Berry)  
Vol 6 : 1961-1962  Side 1 :  Let me in (Sensations) Mama didn't lie (Jan Bradley) Smokey places (Corsairs) Stop the wedding (Etta James) Talkin' trash (Vibrations) Rinky dink (Dave 'Baby' Cortez) She's my baby (Steve Alaimo) Chicken scratch (J.C. Davis)    Side 2 :  Peanut butter (Marathons) Watusi (Vibrations) Music, music, music (Sensations) Story of my life ('Big' Al Downing) Everyday I have to cry (Steve Alaimo) Stormy (Corsairs) I got a woman (Steve Alaimo) Happy weekend (Dave 'Baby' Cortez)       
Vol 7 : 1963-1965  Side 1 :  Hi-heel sneakers (Tommy Tucker) Soulful dress (Sugarpie de Santo) Selfish one (Jackie Ross) Voice your choice (Radiants) Sitting in the park (Billy Stewart) Get closer together (Joe Tex) Help me (Sonny Boy Williamson) Woman, love and a man, part 1 (Tony Clarke)    Side 2 :  Dancing Danny (Vibrations) Meddlin' (Little Milton) One hundred and two (still can do it like I used to do) (Piano 'C' Red) The entertainer (Tony Clarke) I do love you (Billy Stewart) I had a talk with my man (Mitty Collier) Temptation 'bout to get me (Knight Brothers) Slip-in mules (no hi-heel sneakers) (Sugarpie de Santo)      

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