THE JAM Live At The Music Machine 2nd March 1978 (2016 UK & European 17-track remastered double LP pressed on 180gram Heavyweight Vinyl and issued exclusively via Universal's webstore, featuring a collection of live tracks recorded during their performance on 2nd March 1978 at The Music Machine in Camden [now known as KOKO]. Both discs are UNPLAYED housed in the gatefold picture sleeve which remains sealed within its original shrinkwrap) more...
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THE JAM I Need You (Rare mono/stereo US promo 7", p/s PD14462) more...
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THE JAM The Jam (Scarce 1977 UK 28-page softback songbook for their first album featuring the music and lyrics to all 10 songs and plus six pages of photographs, also includes 3-pages of poetry by David Waller with an introduction by Paul Weller!) more...
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THE JAM The Bitterest Pill [I Ever Had To Swallow] (1997 UK 4-track CD single originally released in 1982, also includes the First Version plus The Butterfly Collector & That's Entertainment, issued in a glossy digipak picture sleeve) more...
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THE JAM The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow) (1982 Dutch 3-track 12" vinyl single, also including Pity Poor Alfie and Fever. The picture sleeve displays some minor general wear, whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play) more...
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THE JAM The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow) (1982 UK 3-track injection moulded 7" vinyl single, also including Pity Poor Alfie & Fever, fully laminated flipback picture sleeve POSP505) more...
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THE JAM The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow) (1982 UK 3-track injection moulded 7" vinyl single, also including Pity Poor Alfie & Fever, Polydor company die cut paper sleeve POSP505) more...
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THE JAM New Music Express (April 1st 1978 issue US/UK 64-page magazine from before the name was shortened to just NME, featuring 4-page fully illustrated article 'The World At One-Uh-Two-Uh-Three-Uh Four!' by Phil McNeill about the band in the USA, also features picture of the band on the cover. This magazine shows some age and has has been stored folded but is still in great condition which belies its 28-year age!) more...
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THE JAM / VARIOUS The Great British Music Festival (Rare 1978 UK original 28-page programme for the event held at Wembley Arena between the 29th November & 2nd December. The confused & optimistic bill featured a day devoted to a perceived 'genre'- 'New Wave' on the Wednesday, 'Rock' on the Thursday & 'Pop' on the Saturday, headlined by The Jam, Lindisfarne & David Essex respectively. The programme is packed with biographies & photos of the artists appearing & is an amazing piece of ( more...
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THE JAM The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow) (Rare 1982 Japanese 7" vinyl single, also including Pity Poor Alfie / Fever, unique picture insert with mis-printed title on the front and biography, lyrics and discography on the reverse. Thesleeve shows little wear and the vinyl appears barely played 7DM0064) more...
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THE JAM [Love Is Like] A Heatwave (Scarce 1979 US promotional wide centred vinyl 7" for the single release, with custom black on white labels & 'Not For Sale' print. Also features Saturday's Kids, US Polydor company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl is Excellent with light signs of play only PD2074) more...
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THE JAM The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow) (1982 Norwegian wide-centred 7" vinyl single, also featuring Pity Poor Alfie and Fever, housed in a textured picture sleeve. The delicate sleeve shows some minor edgewear and ringwear, but thevinyl looks barely played) more...
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THE JAM (Love Is Like A) Heatwave (1979 Japanese-only Polydor wide-centred injection label 7" vinyl single, also including Saturday's Kids. This was never released as a single in the UK. This example has no picture insert however the vinyl looks barely played, making an ideal play copy DPQ6185) more...
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THE JAM All Mod Cons (UK 32-pg songbook with lyrics & pictures!) more...
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THE JAM Master Series (Ger. 18-trk CD inc Sweet Soul Music Medley) more...
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THE JAM (Love Is Like A) Heatwave (1979 Japanese-only Polydor wide-centred 7" vinyl single, also including Saturday's Kids, unique picture insert with the lyrics on the reverse. The sleeve has some minor wear, but nothing excessive and although there is some light surface marks [which have no affect on play] the vinyl otherwise shows very little signs of play DPQ6185) more...
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THE JAM (Love Is Like) A Heatwave (Scarce 1979 US wide centre 7" vinyl single, Weller & Co. never released their take on the Martha Reeves classic as a '45 in the UK....but they did in the US! Backed with the 'shoulda-been-a-single' Saturday'sKids, Polydor company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl has just a few light surface marks and is otherwise Excellent PD2074) more...
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THE JAM The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow) (1982 US advance issue 5-track 12" EP with stock labels, also including Pity Poor Alfie & The Great Depression, along with versions of the Davenport-Cooley standard Fever & Edwin Starr's War. Thepicture sleeve is Excellent with no deletion cuts [thin 1" hairline split in paper's bottom edge] & a gold promo stamp on the back for review before release. The vinyl is near 'as new' PX-1-506) more...
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THE JAM (Love Is Like A) Heatwave (1979 Japanese-only wide-centred injection moulded promo sample vinyl 7" for the single release, with red labels and clearly has 'Sample' around the rim of the label, also including Saturday's Kids. This rare pressing has a unique picture insert with the lyrics on the reverse for the title track in English & Japanese. The insert displays some minor wear mostly from handling, but nothing excessive and although there is some light surface marks, which h more...
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THE JAM Punk Icons (2006 UK Region 0 PAL DVD comprising the long-awaited critical review which draws upon rare footage [previously unavailable on DVD], live at Reading Festival, performance in Germany and British TV appearances) more...
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THE JAM/VARIOUS A Town Called Malice (Included on a 1989 UK 14-track 'Eighties - Videostars of 1982' UK PAL compilation video, also features tracks by Dexys Midnight Runners, Yazoo & Roxy Music etc, picture sleeve WNR1082) more...
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THE JAM Move On Up (1986 UK Melody Maker 7" picture flexidisc + original music paper dated 18 December 1982 which includes 2-page feature on the last ever Jam gig!) more...
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THE JAM NME (7 May 1977 issue of the UK music newspaper, featuring a 2-page article by Steve Clarke on the next big thing, titled ' All Change And Back To 1964', with great photographs and cover shot. In great shape over 30 years on!) more...
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THE JAM / VARIOUS Boy About Town (2013 UK 360-page softback book by Tony Fletcher, featuring a gripping account of the pre-and-post-punk period, accounts the tumultuous yet highly productive period, the late 1970’s music scene) more...
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THE JAM The Modern World EP (1977 UK 4-track wide centred injection moulded 7" vinyl EP, also including live versions of Sweet Soul Music, Back In My Arms Again and Bricks & Mortar, recorded at the 100 Club in London on 11/9/77. The vinyl looksbarely played within a Polydor company die-cut paper sleeve) more...
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THE JAM The Rest Of The Best Of The Jam (1980 UK 54-page 11" x 8½" softback songbook featuring the music and lyrics to eleven Jam songs including Going Underground, News Of The World, I've Changed My Address, Butterfly Collector and Liza Radley. With black & white photographs and images throughout) more...
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THE JAM Centrefold of 'Smash Hits' (Wonderful 1979 centrefold of the UK Music Magazine 'Smash Hits' that has been FULLY AUTOGRAPHED by Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton & Rick Butler, all ready to be framed and take pride of place upon your wall!) more...
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THE JAM The Modern World EP (1977 UK 4-track injection moulded 7" EP, also including live versions of Sweet Soul Music, Back In My Arms Again & Bricks & Mortar, recorded at the 100 Club in London on 11/9/77, plain die-cut sleeve. The vinyl isexcellent) more...
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THE JAM Uncut (October 2002 issue of the 172-page UK music and film magazine, featuring an exclusive 13-page fully-illustrated interview with Paul Weller, in which he tells the inside story of every classic Jam single, great early Jam cover picture. Also includes features on the cult movie Pulp Fiction, plus The Grateful Dead and Ryan Adams) more...
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THE JAM Ongaku Senka Magazine - April 1982 (1982 Japanese 200+ page colour magazine - a great issue of the monthly music magazine, featuring a great glossy full colour front cover of the band, plus a related feature within, and other exclusive articles on other popular artists of the era - all text in Japanese) more...
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