GEORGIE FAME Rhythm & Blues At The Ricky Tick May & October 1965 (2024 UK limited edition 17-track LP of brand new source versions of seventeen exciting live tracks from two shows at the Ricky Tick with the Blue Flames, performing at their peak as a live band fresh from having just finished touring with the first UK Tamla Motown revue. Retro-style flipback picture sleevem factory sealed) more...
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GEORGIE FAME & THE BLUE FLAMES Getaway (1966 Israeli 4-track soild centre 7" vinyl EP, also including El Bandido, Something and Outrage, housed in a unique front laminated flipback picture sleeve with golden printed compant plastic inner. Thesleeve displays some light ringwear to the front otherwise little signs of age and the non-laminated back is clean with only a little age discoloration and intact flipbacks. The labels are both clean and the vinyl remains in a 'near mint' cond more...
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GEORGIE FAME The Two Faces Of Fame (1967 UK 11-track mono LP with rough textured labels, with the whole of the first side recorded live at the Royal Festival Hall on the 18th of March that year backed by The Harry South Big Band, front laminated picture sleeve with company catalogue inner. The sleeve shows light wear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play) more...
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GEORGIE FAME Seventh Son (1969 UK plain orange label 10-track stereo LP, a great jazzy mod record with touches of psychedelia, produced by Alan Price & guest starring the likes of Chris Pyne & Frank Ricotti, front laminated picture sleeve withthevintage price penned to the reverse. The cover shows minimal wear to the front whilst the non-laminated back has some minor ringwear, & the vinyl is Excellent, with merely a few scuffs and faint spindle marks by the centre hole labels to high more...
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GEORGIE FAME Seventh Son (1969 UK plain orange label 10-track stereo LP, a great jazzy mod record with touches of psychedelia, produced by Alan Price & guest starring the likes of Chris Pyne & Frank Ricotti, front laminated picture sleeve. Thecover shows minor wear to the front with a little edgewear and the non-laminated back has some discolouring & small annotations next to the tracklisting, while the vinyl has only light cosmetic marks to highlight play) more...
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