JUDAS JUMP Beer Drinking Woman (1970 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single from the short-lived Britsh prog rock supergroup, written by and features Andy Bown who went on to perform with Status Quo, also including The Right To Live My Life, within aParlophone company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains in a really nice condition with only very light signs of play R5873) more...
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JUDAS JUMP Run For Your Life (Rare 1970 UK Parlophone 'A' label promotional vinyl 7" with intact-four prong centre, also including Beer-Drinking Woman - both tracks taken from the short-lived progressive rock supergroup's only album 'Scorch'.Housed in a custom picure sleeve. The sleeve shows only the lightest storage wear and the vinyl is near as new R5828) more...
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JUDAS JUMP Scorch (Rare 1970 UK 13-track Stereo LP on the one EMI box Parlophone label, a stand-out British Psych Rock affair with nice use of Mellotron & featuring members of The Herd, Alan Bown & Amen Corner, front laminated gatefold pictruesleeve. This album had the distinction of inaugurating Parlophone' new numbering sequence. The sleeve shows merely the lightest shelfwear & the vinyl remains near 'as new' PAS10001) more...
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JUDAS JUMP Scorch (Very rare 1970 UK/US 13-track Parlophone/Capitol Records acetate. The sole album by the short-lived prog-rock supergroup featuring Andy Bown [The Herd, Status Quo], Alan Jones [Amen Corner] and Henry Spinetti [The Herd]. Featuring a printed 'Stereo' label with typewritten artist name and timing. Produced by Andy Bown, it's a much-overlooked British Psych Rock gem with nice use of Mellotron throughout. The disc is US manufactured [with UK catalogue numbers] and cut for in-house use and immediate playback, acetates were also used for mastering, approval, and promotional purposes, making surviving examples exceptionally rare and highly sought-after. Housed in a finished laminated gatefold picture sleeve with a rare 'Audio Discs, Audio Devices' yellow die cut inner. This superb item was obtained from a former Judas Jump band member and has the distinction of inaugurating Parlophone's new numbering sequence [it was the first album to feature the one-box EMI/Parlophone label design!]. See please more info for condition.... more...
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