STATUS QUO Just Supposin' (1980 UK 9-track vinyl LP including Run to Mummy & Name of the Game [both co-written by keyboard player Andy Bown] plus the hit single What You're Proposing. The glossy picture sleeve has a little shelfwear at the edges, whilst the vinyl appears in excellent condition) more...
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STATUS QUO 1982 (1982 UK 11-track LP, including the single Dear John, complete with lyric inner & the original embossed picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs ofplay) more...
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STATUS QUO Quo (1974 UK 'spaceship' label 8-track LP, the seventh studio album from the British rock group, featuring guest musicians Bob Young & Tom Parker, who play harmonica & piano respectively on the single 'Break The Rules', complete with fold out illustrated lyric poster, picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just light shelfwear whilst the vinyl shows a little axial wear, not affecting play) more...
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STATUS QUO On The Level (1975 Japanese 10-track LP on the Vertigo 'spaceship' label, including the hit single 'Down Down'. Complete with the Japanese/lyric insert & original obi-strip, the picture sleeve is Excellent with minimal ageing [smalldate annotation to back of obi] & the vinyl is Excellent to Near Mint with few signs of play RJ-6033) more...
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STATUS QUO Piledriver (1972 UK first issue 8-track vinyl LP on the 'swirl' label, the fifth studio album by the English rock band was also the first to be produced by the group themselves and first on the Vertigo label after their departure fromPye Records, including the single Paper Plane and a great cover of the Door's classic Roadhouse Blues. Housed in a matt gatefold picture sleeve printed with lyrics on the inside. The sleeve shows some light shelfwear and a little discolouration more...
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STATUS QUO Quo (1974 UK 'spaceship' label 8-track vinyl LP, their seventh studio album which features guest musicians Bob Young & Tom Parker who play harmonica & piano respectively on the single Break The Rules. The vinyl remains in excellentcondition with few signs of play issued in the picture sleeve which has a little shelfwear to the edges but comes complete with fold-out illustrated lyric poster) more...
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STATUS QUO Just Supposin' (1980 UK 9-track vinyl LP including Run to Mummy & Name of the Game [both co-written by keyboard player Andy Bown] plus the hit single What You're Proposing, glossy picture sleeve with merchandise insert. The sleeve has some light ringwear whilst the vinyl shows limited signs of play) more...
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STATUS QUO Sorry We Couldn't Make It! (Scarce 2010 promotional-only 6-track mini-album, a collection of live tracks from 2008 & 2009, sent to ticket holders of the twice-cancelled gigs in Harrogate, Ipswich and Hanley as a way to say sorry forthe disappointment, housed in a unique card wallet with a great shot of the band in full flow on stage on the reverse & 'Limited to ticket holders only. Not for resale' text on the disc. A superb rarity guaranteed to put a smile on any Quo fan'sf more...
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STATUS QUO In Search Of The Fourth Chord (2007 UK 14-track CD album - 'In Search Of The Fourth Chord', which sees the Quo reunited with Pip Williams, the man who produced 'Rockin' All Over The World', 'Whatever You Want' & 'In The Army Now', provides a slew of highlights & variety, from the couldn't-be-any-other-band-in-the-world opening of single 'Beginning Of The End' or 'I Don't Wanna Hurt You Any More' through the loping swagger of 'Pennsylvania Blues Tonight' to the more consi more...
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