This job lot of 1960's 7" singles features a variety of artists, record labels, and release titles. The records are in black vinyl and come in paper sleeves, with the exception of those that are numbered. The inlay conditions are very good (VG) and the sleeve grading is worn (W).

These first pressing singles are a great addition to any music collection, with their unique sound and style from the 1970s. The record grading is very good (VG) and the release year is 1970. This lot falls under the categories of Music and Vinyl Records, making it a must-have for any collector.

Condition will vary from Excellent to Poor at least 50% will be above VG grading

Dispatched 2nd class Royal Mail or other carrier.

The Beatles, Help

The Tornados, Telstar

Father Abraham, Dippety Day

The Teddy bears, To know him,is to love him

Lesley Gore, Just let me cry

Russ Conway, Toy Ballons

Frank Chacksfield and his Orchestra, The Parakeets of Paraguay

Frank Ifield, Tobacco Road

The Shadows, Gene with the light brown lamp

The Shadows, Back Home

Nina & Frederick, Listen to the Ocean

Hank Locklin, We're gonna go Fishin'

The Platters, Twilight  Time

Dave Berry, The crying game

Herman's Hermits I'm Into Something Good

Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick And Titch, Save me

Eddy Arnold, Make the world go away

Mike Redway,it's all in the game

The Doors, Light my fire

The Shadows, Shindig

The Avons,Seven little girls sitting in the back seat

The John Barry Seven, The Magnificent Seven

The Orchestra and chorus of Henry Mancini,  Soldier in the rain

Victor Feldman Quartet,A Taste of Honey

Shirley Bassey, Love for sale

Jim Reeves, I won't forget you

The Archies, Sugar Sugar x2

Ronnie Carroll, Say Wonderful Things

Rolf Harris, Two Little Boys

Little Jimmy Osmond, Mother of Mine

Sylvia Y Viva Espana

The Kaye Sisters, I just want to be with you

B Bumble & The Strings, Nut Rocker

The Temperance Seven, The Charleston

Rolf Harris,  Tie me down kangaroo down sport

Lieutenant Pigeon,  Mouldy old Dough

Johnny Horton, Sleepy-eyed John

Jet Harris and Tony Meehan, Scarlet O'Hara

Matt Monro, Born Free

The Obernkirchen children's choir

Sleep Little prince

Pat Boone, Love Letters in the Sand

Mason Williams, Long time Blues

Connie Francis  Stupid Cupid

Bobby Stevens, The Young ones

Sandy Nelson, Teen Beat

The Shadows, Foot tapper

Conway Twitty, Its Only Make Believe

Nancy Sinatra, The Highway song

Richard Chamberlain, Theme from Dr Kildare x 2

Andy Williams, Bye Bye Blues

Lee Dorsey, Holy cow

Anita Harris, just loving you

The Johnny Mann Singers, Up-Up and away

Benny Hill, the Harvest of Love

The Laurie Johnson Orchestra, Sucu Sucu

Frank Ifield, I remember you

The Shadows, The Boys

Kenny Rogers and the first edition, Ruby don't take your love to town

Bert Weedon, Lonely night

Tommy James & the Shondells

Mony, Mony

Freddy Cannon, The urge

Sandy Nelson, Big Jump

The Barron- Knights, Merry Gentle Pops, Part 1

Andy Stewart, Tunes of Glory

Colin Day ,Lost

Shirley Bassey, Diamonds are forever

Ken Colyers, Jazzman

Blue Mink, Melting Pot

Steve and Eydie, I want to stay here

Shirley Bassey, Party's over

Leroy Anderson and hits pops concert Orchestra, The last Rose of Summer

Marvin Rainwater, Baby Dont go

Bert Kaempfert,Bye Bye Blues

The Sandpipers, Guantanamera

Cliff Richard, Bachelor Boy

Richard Anthony, C'est ma Fete

Pat Boone, Remember your mine

Marino Marini,  Romantica

Chris Barber's Jazz Band, Lonesome

Tommy Edwards, It's All in the Game

Chris Barber's Jazz Band, Bugle boy March

Johnny Mathis, Ray Ellis, A certain Smile

Mantovani and his Orchestra, Far away

Billy Eckstine,GiGi

Matt Monro, Can this be Love

Lord Rockingham's XI, Blue Train x2

Johnny Mathis Ray Ellis, No Love but your Love

Tom Jones ,Looking out my Window

Ella Fitzgerald, Manhattan

Steve Stannard and his Orchestra. A Summer Place

Shirley Bassey, I who had nothing

The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, My Baby Just Cares For Me

Andy Williams, Days of Wine and Roses

Tony Hatch Orchestra, Girls of Copenhagen

Joe Loss and his Orchestra, Latino Cha cha

Cliff Richard, The Young ones

Joan Sutherland, Love will find a way