JACKIE EDWARDS Come On Home (Scarce 1965 UK 12-track mono LP on the textured Island label with the earliest London address label design, produced by label boss Chris Blackwell with musical direction from Syd Dale, housed in a front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some general wear/creasing & signs of age, with just a little light ringwear to the non-laminated back & some light foxing. The labels remains very clean with only a few light spindle marks, whilstthevinyl shows just a few light cosmetic paper scuffs and minimal signs of play. An excellent example of this early Island release! ILP931) more...
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JACKIE EDWARDS Premature Golden Sands (1973 UK Trojan Records issue of the 1967 12-track mono LP, arranged by Syd Dale & including a version of The Rolling Stones' 'Back Street Girl', front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve is Very Good with some light creases from ring wear including a little discolouring & chipping to the paper around the edges. The vinyl is clean & in Excellent condition with few signs of play TBL156) more...
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JACKIE EDWARDS Put Your Tears Away (Rare original 1969 UK 12-track stereo LP on the rough textured pink Island label with black block 'i' logo, including the Northern Soul anthem I Feel So Bad plus Jackie's own versions of the smash hits he penned for the Spencer Davis Group - Keep On Running & Somebody Help Me. The sleeve is front laminated & appears Very Good, with some marks to the laminate from age wear & no writing. The heavyweight vinyl is clean & in Excellent condition withonlya few minor paper scuffs to show play IWPS4) more...
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JACKIE EDWARDS & MILLIE SMALL The Best Of Jackie And Millie (Rare 1973 issue of the mono 12-track vinyl LP on a smooth Trojan label, front laminated picture sleeve. Great collaboration originally released in 1967 and featuring lovely soulful R&B covers of Fats Domino, Ivory Joe Hunter alongside some self-penned tunes. The sleeve is Very Good with just a little light wear [one small area of paper loss on the reverse], the vinyl is Excellent with just faint hairlines visible TBL155) more...
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JACKIE EDWARDS Premature Golden Sands (Rare 1967 UK first press 12-track MONO LP on the pink Island 'eye' logo label, arranged by Syd Dale & including a version of The Rolling Stones' 'Back Street Girl'. Comes housed in the original matte flipback picture sleeve with photography by Gered Mankowitz. The delicate sleeve [VG+] is nice & clean with just a little edge wear scuffing [1" paper fracture on spine], with no writing & all print legible. The vinyl is clean & in Excellent to NearMint condition with few signs of play. Recommended ILP960) more...
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JACKIE EDWARDS Stand Up For Jesus (Original 1964 UK rough textured label 12-track mono gospel LP produced by Chris Blackwell for Island Records, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve is Excellent with nice clean panels [tiny hairline split in top edge] & the heavyweight vinyl is a lovely Near Mint ILP912) more...
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JACKIE EDWARDS Come On Home (Scarce 1965 UK 12-track mono LP on Island with the earliest London address label design, produced by label boss Chris Blackwell with musical direction from Syd Dale, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The front panel is in Excellent condition with just some light discolouring on the back slick making this a VG+ example. The vinyl grades VG+/EX- with nice, clean wax & a few faint paper hairlines not interfering with the mono playback. A great example of this early Island release! ILP931) more...
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JACKIE EDWARDS By Demand (Original 1966 UK white Island label 12-track MONO vinyl LP. A rare chance to own this classic Jamaican/ Northern soul crossover album including I Feel So Bad and the original version of Somebody Help Me, later a number one hit for The Spencer Davis Group. This exciting find comes from the vast personal archive collection of a former music reviewer and journalist and has been locked away in storage for more than 30 years. The front laminate flipback picture sleeve has a slight crease to one of the corners and a 2'' seam split along the top, yet despite these flaws it still looks outstanding, with secure flipbacks, a clearly legible spine and the print as bright and vivid as the day it was made. Better still, the vinyl [NM] is as close to perfection as you're likely to find! A lovely copy of this highly desirable item ILP940) more...
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