DAVE & TONI ARTHUR The Lark In The Morning (1969 UK 14-track mono LP on the dark blue & silver Topic label, guest starring Barry Dransfield on fiddle, stunning front laminated picture sleeve with gold lettering. The sleeve shows creasing to the laminate/corner, whilst the vinyl appears barely played leaving it Excellent 12T190) more...
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DAVE & TONI ARTHUR Morning Stands On Tiptoe (1967 UK 15-track LP album - Though Toni Arthur is probably most widely remembered these days as the vivacious presenter of 1970s childrens TV shows Playschool and Playaway, she and her husband Davefirst came to prominence during the 1960s British folksong revival. Released by the Transatlantic label in 1967, Dave and Toni Arthur's debut album 'Morning Stands On Tiptoe' remains a cornerstone album of the genre, a work of astonishing power and vitality that introduced a whole raft of traditional songs to the thriving British folk club scene. The sleeve shows a small patch of discolouration to the unlaminated back, slight sticker wear to the spine with a tiny price sticker to front, light ringwear, whilst all flipbacks are clean and secure and all text is legible. The first copy we've ever seen! TRA154) more...
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DAVE & TONI ARTHUR Sing A Story (1977 UK 8-track Stereo LP of Children's Stories, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear, mostly to the unlaminated back & the vinyl remains in great condition with just afew light surface hairlines to show for over forty years SPA509) more...
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DAVE & TONI ARTHUR The Lark In The Morning (Rare 1969 UK 14-track vinyl LP on the blue Topic label, front laminated picture sleeve. Superb set of wicker folk from the husband and wife duo, renouned for their close harmony singing of English and Scottish folk standards. Don't let the fact that Toni Arthur would go on to find 'fame' as a '70s children's TV presenter, this is serious stuff, featuring largely unadorned interpretations of traditional song dating back over 500 years. This copy is archive quality with a wonderfully clean and pristine sleeve and no real trace of play 12T190) more...
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