NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You? (US CD incl 4 bonus trks) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You Darlin'? (1966 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including I Move Around, Reprise company die cut paper sleeve R.20461) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You Darlin'? (1966 UK solid centre label 7" vinyl single, also featuring I Move Around, die-cut company sleeve R.20461) more...
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NANCY SINATRA Lightening's Girl (1986 Australian 18-track compilation LP, glossy gatefold picture sleeve. Cracking collection that includes How Does That Grab You Darlin?, Sugar Town and the superb collaboration with Lee Hazlewood, Some VelvetMorning. Thesleeve shows very little wear and the vinyl looks unplayed RVLP1012) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You? (2006 Japanese edition 15-track CD album [originally released in 1966] featuring 4 Bonus Recordings including 'The Last Of The Secret Agents', 'Until It's Time For You To Go', 'Lightning's Girl' & 'Feelin' Kinda Sunday', picture sleeve + obi-strip) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You? (Original 1966 German tri-colour steamboat Reprise label 11-track stereo LP, including her wonderful cover of Cher's 'Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)' (as recently used during the opening sequence of QuentinTarantino's Kill Bill movie). The stickered picture sleeve shows just a little ringwear and the vinyl is flawless RS6207) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You? (1995 US Sundazed issue 15-track CD album, originally released in 1966, includes one of her many collaborations with Lee Hazelwood ['Sand'], and her version of 'Bang, Bang', features 4 BONUS TRACKS, and a super-sexy sleeve with Nancy dressed only in large Aran jumper and a pair of boots! Sealed) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You, Darlin'? (1966 German wide centre 7" vinyl single, also including I Move Around, within a fragile paper picture sleeve featuring the same artwork on both sides. The sleeve displays some minor light generalwear, whilst the vinyl remains excellent with only light signs of play RA3098) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You, Darlin'? (Scarce 1966 French wide centred 4-track 7" vinyl EP including The City Never Sleeps At Night, The Last Of The Secret Agents? and The Last Of The Secret Agents?. The fully-laminated flipback picture sleeve shows a little shelfwear with a minor seam split to the spine edge while the vinyl has just light signs of play) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You? (Record Store Day 2024 UK/EU limited edition 13-track LP pressed on Orange Cream Vinyl, #6 in the Nancy Sinatra Archival Series andthe definitive vinyl reissue of her 1966 sophomore album. Featuring audio freshly remastered from teh roginal analogue tapes, pressed at RTI and beautifully packaged inisde an expanded gatefold picture sleeve, with spine-wrap series obi & fact more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Does That Grab You? (1966 first UK issue 11-track mono LP on the tri-colour 'steamboat' label, including her wonderful cover of Cher's 'Bang Bang' (as recently used during the opening sequence of the Kill Bill movie), with the front laminated flipback sleeve depicting Nancy in just a large Aran jumper & pair of kinky boots! The sleeve is Excellent with only light sign of age wear and the original inner included. The vinyl has a deep sheen & grades Excellent with m more...
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NANCY SINATRA These Boots Are Made For Walkin' (1972 UK 3-track 7" single, released as part of the 'maximillion' series this release also includes Sugar Town and How Does That Grab You?, die cut company sleeve RCA2374) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Are Things In California ? (1971 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, also including I'm Not A Girl Anymore, Reprise company die cut paper sleeve RS.20968) more...
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NANCY SINATRA You Only Live Twice (1967 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, featuring the title track to the Bond film, along with Jackson, a duet with Lee Hazlewood, record company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl shows some lighthairlines and surface scuffs but nothing that should impact on play RS.20595) more...
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NANCY SINATRA Good Time Girl (1968 UK 'A' label demo for the 7" single, with four-prong centre & custom 'Not For Sale' print & a '29 Nov 1968' release date stamp. Also includes Old Devil Moon, Reprise company die cut paper sleeve. The vinyl still looks barely played RS.20789) more...
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NANCY SINATRA Playboy (1995 US 162 page gentleman's magazine featuring not only twenty questions with David Hasselhoff but also an eight page pictorial article 'She Does It Her Way' featuring Nancy [almost] in & out of clothes, great Nancy cover)
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NANCY SINATRA Nancy's Greatest Hits (Superb AUTOGRAPH of Nancy that is mounted on the front of the sleeve for the 1970 UK album. This would look fantastic framed !)
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NANCY SINATRA Sugar (1967 UK tri-colour 'steamboat' label 13-track mono LP, a classic collection of Nancy gems, including the duet with her father, 'Something Stupid', housed in an ultra-sexy front laminated flipback picture sleeve with Nancyin a hot pink bikini. This is a stunning one owner copy. The sleeve shows very little of its years & the vinyl has a wonderful deep sheen & grades Excellent with merely the odd faint hairline not interfering with play RLP6239) more...
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NANCY SINATRA These Boots Are Made For Walking (1989 German 4-track 12" vinyl single - includes Jackson and You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin', performed with Lee Hazlewood, and Something Stupid performed with her father, Frank. This excellent condition vinyl is presented in a very colourful picture sleeve - a great edition of Nancy's signature song 247654-0) more...
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NANCY SINATRA The Very Best Of (2005 Australian exclusive 21-track CD album from one of the undeniable greats whose role in shaping the 1960s remains plastered all over modern day pop culture, featuring 'These Boots Are Made For Walkin'and there's a lot more where that came from, including collaborations with Lee Hazlewood plus extensive liners written by influential Australian journalist and unabashed fan, Dino Scatena) more...
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NANCY SINATRA Cuff Links & A Tie Clip (Debut 1961 UK 7" single with four-prong centre, also including Not Just Your Friend, housed in the limited matt flipback sleeve featuring a young Nancy. The thin paper sleeve has succumbed to a little ring wear & creasing over the years, yet the vinyl still looks barely played R-20,017) more...
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NANCY SINATRA How Are Things In California? (1970 German wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including I'm Not A Girl Anymore, housed in a fragile textured matt paper picture sleeve with the artwork repeated both sides. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear with no splits or rips, and the vinyl shows only light signs of play, overall a really nice example and the first we have ever had RA0968) more...
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