#United Artists Records

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Traffic’s John Barleycorn Must Die album promo ad - 1970.

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Cool - 18 Karat Gold (All-Bumm 1973)

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The Famous Theater Company and The Hollywood Studio Orchestra – The Wizard Of Oz - United Artists Records - 1967 (cover concept by Gnidziejko)

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Marv Johnson (1960)

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Hugh Cornwell and Robert Williams: “White Room”

Hugh Cornwell and Robert Williams - White Room (1979) Jack Bruce / Pete Brown from: “White Room” / “Losers in a Lost Land” (Single) "Nosferatu“ (LP)

Post-Punk | Goth

Cream Cover

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Hugh Cornwell, The Stranglers Robert Williams, Captain Beefheart's Magic Band

Personnel: Hugh Cornwell: Lead Vocals / Lead Guitar / Bass / Moog Bass / Chamberlin Mellotron Robert Williams: Drums / Timpani / Backing Vocals David Walldroop: Rhythm Guitar Ian Underwood: Sonar Yamaha Synthesizer

Arranged by Hugh Cornwell / Robert Williams Produced by Hugh Cornwell / Robert Williams

Recorded: @ The Cherokee Studios @ The Sunset Sound Studios @ The Village Recorders and @ The Davlen Sound Studios in Los Angeles, California USA 1978

Single Released: on October 25, 1979

Album Released November 16, 1979

United Artists Records (UK)

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in concert, 1971

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Ohhhh what could be holier than absurdity?

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REZ: Gamer’s Guide To… (OST)

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tagged by the tastemaker @cordiallyfuturedwight for the july list 💕 Category 5 Breakdown in the tags as per usual but tagging some favs if you fancy a go @aprylynn @thvinyl @monismochi @banghwa @pauls-mccharmly @avizou mwah

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Artists United Against Apartheid: Sun City (1985)

This version contains bonus track “Silver & Gold,” which is not mentioned on the outer or inner sleeve but is listed on the side 2 label. There is another version that does have the extra track listed on the rear sleeve.

Sticker on the shrinkwrap on back cover reads: ADDED BONUS SONG: SILVER AND GOLD By BONO, KEITH RICHARDS AND RON WOOD ST-53019

Promotional only copies may contain a press kit for reviewers and news outlets to promote this album. Various items included in kits may be two single-sheet inserts, one Sun City info / fact sheet and one United Nations Special Committee, a 5-page leaflet quotes from artists (30 quotations), and an 8x10 photo of producers Arthur Baker and Little Steven. Not all kits contain the same items.

First selection number labels, second spine, inner sleeve and above mentioned Sun City info / fact sheet.

Manhattan Records

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Club Furies Premiere: Luct Melod - Ademption [Idelstates]

The British label Idlestates has prepares a fascinating sonic renaissance with its stunning return after a brief hiatus. It does so with a tantalizing thirteen-track Various Artists compilation. Sound delve into the avant-garde realms of electronic body music and industrial electronic music. A highly anticipated release features a carefully curated selection of pioneering artists who are…

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United Artists Records promo ad for The Spencer Davis Group’s single, Gimme Some Lovin’ - 1966.

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Father Alone - Ike and Tina Turner (The Gospel According to Ike and Tina, 1974)

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https://www.etsy.com/.../1964-a-hard-days-night-the... 1964 A Hard Days Night, by the Beatles, UAL-3366 variant VG Sleeve, NM- record. Regularly $90.00, on sale until 12/17 through the link for $81.00

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The Beatles (1964)

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War - Low Rider (1974) B.B. Dickerson / Charles Miller / Harold Brown / Howard Scott / Lee Oskar / Lonnie Jordan / Papa Dee Allen / Jerry Goldstein from: "Why Can't We Be Friends?" (LP) "Low Rider" / "So" (Single)

Funk | Jazz Fusion | Latin Rock

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Personnel: Charles Miller: Vocals / Alto Saxophone Lonnie Jordan: Keyboards Lee Oskar: Harmonica Howard E. Scott: Guitar B. B. Dickerson: Bass Thomas "Papa Dee" Allen: Cowbell / Congas / Percussion Harold Ray Brown: Drums

Produced by Lonnie Jordan / Howard E. Scott / Jerry Goldstein

Recorded: @ The Sound City Studios, Studio B in Van Nuys, California USA during 1974

Album Released: June 1975

Single Released: August 1975

United Artists Records