SHARON WHITBREAD AND FRED Spice Of Life (Extremely rare 1972 UK 12-track LP of unique sounding Psyche-Folk from the Wild West [Ashburton in Devon], recorded by the teenage duo with the help of Tony Waldron on Piano, Glenn Turner [Wishbone Ash]on Guitar & brother Kim on Drums amongst others, set against the Acoustic playing of 'Fred' [Anthony Hext] and the wistful Buffy Sainte-Marie like vocals of Sharon. Recorded onto two Revox tape machines at Swan Street Studios in Torquay and selling pretty much exclusively in Devon, this record has since become extremely hard to track down. Luckily for you, we've found one. The front laminated picture sleeve shows just a little shelfwear with some very minor discolouration to the unlaminated back & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with little sign of play. One of the hardest Psyche-Folk albums to find, in lovely condition! RALP6011st) more...
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SHARON WHITBREAD Why Don't You Do It (1979 UK 'A' label demonstration vinyl 7" for the single release, with custom 'Not For Sale' label print. This is the same Sharon Whitbread that put out a now rare & collectable Psych-Folk record in '72 calledSpice Of Life [please call us if you have one!], eschewing all previous hippy associations here & heading straight for the dancefloor. Also features the b-side 'I Can't Move No Mountains', Pye die-cut company sleeve. The vinyl is near mint 7N45635) more...
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