WALKER BROTHERS Lines (1976 Japanese 10-track white label promo sample vinyl LP, picture sleeve with lyric insert and obi-strip. The sleeve shows minimal wear, the obi has creasing & small tears with tape repairs to the reverse and the vinyl appears barely played MWF1020) more...
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WALKER BROTHERS Introducing The Walker Brothers (1965 US 12-track debut MONO LP, pasted picture sleeve with small deletion drillhole. The sleeve shows negligable wear as it has remained in the original custom stickered shrink from new & the vinylis flawless - a fantastic copy! MGS27076) more...
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WALKER BROTHERS Souvenir Programme (Very rare mid 1960's original 11 page 10" x7.5" souvenir programme crammed with 8 pages of Walker Brothers photographs, together with shots of the Small Faces, great titled picture cover. The overall condition is excellent with just a few signs of being over fifty years old) more...
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THE WALKER BROTHERS Images (1967 UK 12-track mono LP on the black Philips label, front laminated flipback picture sleeve. The sleeve has a small tear in the top edge of the flipback and some minor storage wear, whilst the vinyl has a few lightsurface scuffs - an excellent copy offered at an advantageous price BL7770) more...
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THE WALKER BROTHERS Everything Under The Sun/Walker Brothers Best 4 (1967 Japanese 4-track 7" vinyl EP, including I Will Wait For You, I Wanna Know and Blueberry Hill, Japanese text flipback picture sleeve features biographical information andsmall picture of the brothers in Japan along with the lyric insert. The sleeve has a small nick in the spine and the vinyl appears barely played SFL-3183) more...
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THE WALKER BROTHERS Everything Under The Sun/Walker Brothers Best 4 (1967 Japanese 4-track 7" vinyl EP, including I Will Wait For You, I Wanna Know and Blueberry Hill, Japanese text flipback picture sleeve features biographical information and small picture of the brothers in Japan. The sleeve has some age yellowing on the reverse, however the vinyl shows only some light signs of play SFL-3183) more...
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THE WALKER BROTHERS 1965 UK Tour Programme (Rare original 1965 UK 8" x 10½" 16-page programme for the tour jointly headlined by the Walker Brothers & Roy Orbison, with support artists Lulu, The Quotations, The Marionettes & Kim 'D' & The Del 5, featuring photographs & biographies of the performers plus advertisements for Vox sound equipment & the latest releases from the three main acts. This copy has some minor age wear [small pen number squiggle next to the main Scott Walker photo] more...
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THE WALKER BROTHERS 1966 Tour Programme (1966 UK 16-page tour programme - a wonderful piece of literature from the group's 1966 tour, featuring the brilliant line-up of The Quotations; Don Crockett; The Montanas; Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick &Tich; Cloda Rogers and The Troggs as special guests. The programme is full of black and white images and biographies of the artists, plus the running order for the night. The cover has a small tear on the front, otherwise has just a little discolo more...
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WALKER BROTHERS The Walker Brothers In Japan (1968 Japanese 14-track blue Philips label LP, originally only issued in Japan, featuring tracks recorded live at the Osaka Sun Plaza Festival Hall in January 1968. Housed in a colour textured gatefoldpicture sleeve with on-stage photographs of Gary, John and Scott and facsimile signatures plus integral lyric insert. The sleeve shows light wear with small splits to the top and the vinyl is in EX- condition with only a few surface marks w more...
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