GRANNY'S INTENTIONS Honest Injun (Rare 1970 UK 1st Stereo issue on the red & white Deram label, front laminated picture sleeve. Sought after longplayer from the Irish five-piece that features a 17 year old Gary Moore on several tracks alongside Noel Bridgeman [Skid Row], shaking off their earlier 'psych' leanings this is a more bluesy country rock affair with echoes of the Byrds, Grateful Dead, CSN, Flying Burrito Brothers. The sleeve is graded VG with some laminate rippling in places and a little discolouration to the reverse, all text is clearly legible [including the spine] and is free from rips, tears etc. The vinyl is superb and grades a pleasing Near Mint - the first copy we've ever offered for sale in over thirty years trading too! SML1060) more...
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GRANNY'S INTENTIONS Julie Don't Love Me Anymore (Rare British Psych 1968 UK 'A' label demonstration vinyl 7" for the single release, with four-prong centre, 'Demonstration Sample' print & a '5-4-68' release date. Also features 'One Time Lovers', die-cut company sleeve. The vinyl appears Near Mint, obtained from the private collection of a former Decca employee DM184) more...
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GRANNY'S INTENTIONS Never An Everyday Thing (1968 UK advance issue of the 7" single with stock labels & a 'Sample Record' sticker on the A-side. This Psych rarity had Johnny Harris doing the arranging & was the third single by the group whoseclaim to fame was having a young Gary Moore on guitar at one point. The four-prong centre is intact & the record is complete with the die-cut company sleeve & 'Hilda The Bilda' on the b-side. The vinyl grades EX/EX- with just a few faint paperscuffs to show play DM214) more...
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