JULIE DRISCOLL, BRIAN AUGER & THE TRINITY Streetnoise Pt. 2 (1969 UK 8-track stereo LP on the Marmalade label, matte picture sleeve. The cover [VG] has some light age wear - because it was never laminated, there is some minor discolouring & ring wear. The vinyl has just a few light scuffs leaving it EX-) more...
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JULIE DRISCOLL/BRIAN AUGER & THE TRINITY Tramp (French Marmalade 7" b/w Break It Up, picture sleeve) more...
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JULIE DRISCOLL & BRIAN AUGER Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger (1980 UK 11-track LP compilation on Charly, including the singles Foolkiller [1965] and I Don't Know Where You Are ['66] by Auger, plus I Didn't Want To Have To Do It by Driscoll ['66], picture sleeve and mint vinyl. From the personal collection of former BBC disc jockey, journalist and presenter Mike Read CR30200) more...
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JULIE DRISCOLL & BRIAN AUGER Jools / Brian (1968 UK 11-track vinyl compilation LP including solo Julie Driscoll tracks, tracks by Brian Auger & tracks by The Brian Auger Trinity, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve shows lightwear with discolouration to the unlaminated back, whilst the vinyl has light signs of play leaving it Excellent MFP1265) more...
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JULIE DRISCOLL, BRIAN AUGER & THE TRINITY Streetnoise (Rare 1969 UK 16-track double LP, the last recordings by The Trinity, featuring a mixture of the Stax/R&B sound that dominated the prior Steampacket outing with the Psychedelic whimsy of the early Trinity & a more prog oriented modern rock sound. Much to everyone's amazement, it worked too. The textured gatefold sleeve on this copy shows only a bit of faint age yellowing or lip curling at the edges, with all text legible includi more...
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JULIE DRISCOLL & BRIAN AUGER Streetnoise (1976 German issue of the 1969 16-track double LP, the last recordings by The Trinity, featuring a mixture of the Stax/R&B sound that dominated the prior Steampacket outing with the Psychedelic whimsy of the early Trinity & a more prog oriented modern rock sound. Much to everyone's amazement, it worked too. The front laminated gatefold sleeve shows just a little light creasing & the vinyl grades VG+ with a few light hairlines or scuffs which ha more...
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