The Bee Gees 12-inch, 33 1/3 RPM LP record albums:

1. Best Of Bee Gees. ATCO SD 33-292 stereo. 1969. Near Mint+ record, Very Good+ cover. Gorgeous record, perhaps played just once...! Very nice solid cover, sharp colors. Selections include: Holiday, I've Gotta Get A Message To You, I Can't See Nobody, Words, I Started A Joke, Spicks And Specks, First Of May, World, Massachusetts, To Love Somebody, Every Christian Lion-Hearted Man Will Show You, and New York Mining Disaster 1941.

2. Best Of Bee Gees, Volume 2. RSO SO875 stereo. 1973. Near Mint record, Very Good cover. Gorgeous record, nice solid cover (small notch near upper left corner) and colors. Includes: My World, And The Sun Will Shine, Run To Me, Man For All Seasons, How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, Let There Be Love, Lonely Days, Alive, and others!

3. Spirits Having Flown. RSO RS-1-3041 stereo. 1979. Near Mint+ record, Very Good+ cover. Gorgeous record -- I don't believe that this has ever been played...! Nice solid gatefold cover, sharp colors. Includes Bee Gees Fan Club flyer insert. Includes: Tragedy, Too Much Heaven, Living Together, and others!

4. Now Voyager - Barry Gibb. MCA Records MCA 5506 stereo. 1984. Sealed, unopened (just notch near upper right cover corner). Includes: Fine Line, Face To Face, One Night, Stay Alone, and others!

5. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - Original Movie Soundtrack featuring The Bee Gees, Peter Frampton, others. 2-record set. RSO RS-2-4100 stereo. Near Mint- records, Very Good+ cover. Beautiful records (white 'promo' labels), solid cover and sharp colors (gold 'demo' sticker on back cover; writing on back cover). Includes Sgt. Pepper fan insert. Bee Gees selections include: A Day In The Life, Carry That Weight, Nowhere Man, Polythene Pam, Oh! Darling, Because, She Came In Through The Bathroom Window, Getting Better, and others!

6. Saturday Night Fever - Original Movie Soundtrack, featuring music of The Bee Gees, Yvonne Elliman, and others. 2-record set. RSO RS-2-4001 stereo. Near Mint records, Very Good+ cover. Beautiful records, nice solid cover and sharp colors. Bee Gees selections include: Staying Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, Jive Talkin', Night Fever, You Should Be Dancing, and More Than A Woman.

PLEASE NOTE: This auction is just one of my 300+ LP record album auctions which will end over this couple day period; PLEASE SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS to combine wins and SAVE on your shipping cost!

PAYMENT AND SHIPPING: I accept PAYPAL. Ebay does not allow mention here of the better (both for buyer and seller) alternatives because Ebay owns Paypal, allowing them to get away with their excessive fees and other restrictive/disingenuous practices.  U.S. buyers will receive their package via either USPS Media Mail or USPS Priority Mail at the shipping/handling rates calculated in this listing (these rate estimates include USPS delivery confirmation, the Ebay/Paypal shipping surcharges,  and postage & materials/boxes -- I carefully wrap and ship in secure solid corrugated boxes). Or, if you'd prefer, I'd be pleased to work with you re other shipping / pay possibilities. 

COMBINING WINS: Since my group of auctions will end over a tight couple/few day period, it'll be fine to wait re payment so that I can determine the combined shipment cost. In fact, if you have multiple wins or are continuing to bid, PLEASE PLEASE WAIT for my invoice before making payment, so that the total will properly reflect the combined shipping savings to your specific address.  I will issue invoices to all winning bidders after the entire group of auctions has ended.

INTERNATIONAL BUYERS (buyers with addresses outside the U.S.) can and SHOULD INQUIRE re specific shipping cost estimates/choices to your address --  I do my best to pass along just my actual shipping costs. International buyers, please also understand that I cannot predict nor be responsible for any fees or delays at the customs office of your country.

GRADING: I do my best to grade conservatively, following Goldmine-type grading standards. To be 'Mint', record must be still sealed/unopened in its original packaging; therefore the normal grading sequence for used records (ie opened, unsealed records) is 'Near Mint', 'Very Good', 'Good' - -- please see my excellent feedback and other record auctions.

Thanks, and good luck!! -- K

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