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SWIM with the Go-Go’s Not those Go-Go’s, but the British group from Newcastle. This is a Japanese release on Victor Records from 1965.
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Golden Hits and Top Hits Two “No. 1” EP’s with hits of the day by original artists and art models on the sleeves! Coliseum Records and RTA Records. Not sure of the country of origin – Eastern Europe?
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The Mood in Mood “The Victor Mooding Orchestra” Victor Records (Japan). Featuring “Red”, “White”, “Green” “Purple”, “Black”, “Blue”, “Brown” and a bonus extra cut, the unreleased studio version of “Yellow”.
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“Que Me Coma El Tigre” Beat Combo Philips Records (Chile) Illustration by an E. Julia but looks like it’s right out of an old Playboy.
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Cookie Carr Melodias Inolvidables N. 4 Belter Records (Spain) .
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Nice little Italian picture sleeve by Nino Casiroli from FULL Records.
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Monchito “Las Secretarias” Polydor Records (France)
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Generic EP sleeve from RCA Victor (Brazil)
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“More Trumpet Treasures” Hymie Baleson Gallotone Records (South Africa) There’s a lot going on here! Looking for a caption please! (Winner gets any record currently listed by lpcoverlover on eBay!)
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Music To Read JAMES BOND By United Artists (UK) A compilation of hip, spy movie music by the likes of John Barry, Neil (sic) Hefti, Billy May, Al Caiola, Perez Prado, Riz Ortalani. Cool instrumentals for those wanting to get into James Bond’s shoes for the night. Songs to set the mood include: “The Coolest Pad”; “Love Goddess”; “Pin Up Girls”; “Johnny Cool”; “Goldfinger”; “Scene of the Crime”; etc., etc. Bachelor Pad meets How to Pick Up Girls with a literary premise. There are many, many of these spy-themed and James Bond inspired LPs from the sixties and seventies. There are even two volumes from United Artists with the same title released in the US that have a different track listing. This is a recent discovery and one of our favs!
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