38 Singles and 6 LPs on ebay: Glam, Bonehead Proto Punk, Psych and Powerpop

Hi

I have a bunch of choice singles on ebay along with some LPs. All low starts, most with sound clips

You can find them here:

PUREPOP1UK

Good luck!

Jimmy Jukebox -Motor Boat (KIM FOWLEY) ORIGINAL UK Picture sleeve

Ohio Express -That's The Way a Woman is-RARE MOD Dancer/Bubblegum 1970

Flamin' Groovies -Feel a Whole Lot Better EP 7" (NOT the 12") UK Pic sleeve

Renegade My Revolution/ A Little Rock 'n' Roll -Killer Hard Glam1974 Demo

TALES -Rockin' Suzanna -Raucous Rock -Flamin' Groovies/Stones-DEMO- 1973

Neil Christian -She's Got The Power -Fuzz Freakbeat/Glam Stomper UNIQUE SWISS Sleeve!

Chaos -Guitar Man- UK Top (hat) GLAM German Pic Sleeve-1975

Dawn Chorus/Galahad -Little Green Men BUBBLEGLAM PSYCH -1973

Hetherington- Teenage Love Song-Powerpop 1973

Dwarf -Backstage Queen-- US-Private Proto Punk -Rare -1976

Dils -I Hate The Rich - US Punk 1977-original

Candy -Whatever Happened to Fun -Great US Powerpop

Wild Angels -Jo Jo Ann -R'n'R Revival/Glam-1972

Wild Angels -Clap Your Hands and Stamp Your Feet-Killer Rockin' Glam 1973

Day 'N Night -I Just Need Somebody -Phased Psych -1970

Simon Turner-SEX Appeal -Stomping Glam JK -1974

Rescue Co. No. 1 -I Want To Save You - Psych/Glam -DEMO-1972

Savwinkle and Turnerhopper -Your Mother Thinks I'm a Hoodlum DEMO-1970

Capital City Rockets -Little Bit o' Fun - US PROTO PUNK/Glam 1973

Jon Symon -Silver Star -Wild PROTO PUNK/Glam Scorcher 1975

Whizz Kidds-Big Teaser - US Glam/Proto Punk-Promo

Tiger B Smith -Morning Bird -Bonehead Glam Stomper 1975

Incredible Hog -Lame-Bonehead Cruncher -HEAVY Glam!-1973

Don Fardon -Don't Do That -Geordie-Blitzkrieg GLAM -1974

New York Dolls -Jet Boy- Rare Dutch Picture Sleeve -Original EX -1973

April-Rollin' It Over - GLAM-Autographed photos etc..." 1975

Christ Child -Let' Em Eat Rock -US Bonehead Crunching PUNK -1978

Shambles -Hello Baby -ORIGINAL UK Glam Cruncher-1975-Demo

Albatross-Rock 'n'Roll Boogie Man-BOOGIE GLAM Pic Sleeve!-1974

Good Habit -Find My Way Back Home -Crunching Glam 1974

Richmond -Peaches - Top UK GLAM 1973

Rockmore Williams -Lady Rock -Raucous Junkshop Glam -Demo -1973

Barry Ryan -Do That - GLAM classic - German pic sleeve! 1975

Mustang -Man On The Radio -German Teen Glam ROCKER-Promo sheet

Rockits -Livin' Without You -Badfinger -Nimbo -Powerpop-DEMO – 1973

John Black -Accordion -Crazy Gallic Glam -1974-Promo

Ritz -Jenny Gentle/Why Love -RARE UK Crunching Glam 1974 Demo

Robin Goodfellow-You Know Me Now- Great Purepop/Glam-1974

Plus 6 LPs

BONEHEAD CRUNCHERS VOL.1 proto-punk obscurities from the USA

BONEHEAD CRUSHERS (Crunchers) VOL 2 14 Demented Fuzz-Faced Monsters from the USA

BONEHEAD CRUNCHERS VOL 3 BIG Boobs Boogie UK Proto Punk

BONEHEAD CRUNCHERS VOL.4 Streetlight Fight Boot-Stomping Low-life Heaviness

BONEHEAD CRUNCHERS VOL.5 Crazy Like a FOX Aussie GRILLFAT

Barracudas -Mean Time Limited Edition PICTURE DISC!!! 30th anniversary Release

Gidians League - Hey! Did You Know You’ve Got Your Face On Upside Down

 

Gidians League -Hey! Did you Know You’ve Got Your Face On Upside Down/You’ve Got a Mind of Your Own –Parlophone R 5933 (1972 UK)

Let’s stick then with Robin Goodfellow (see review below) for this bouncy Bubblegum ditty he wrote and produced prior to signing to Pye and being relegated to Dawn.
OK, it is a lightweight piece of fluff but a most enjoyable one thanks to its catchy chorus. It harks back to the pure Bubblegum sound of ’68 but adds a quintessential Englishness to the proceedings. What a great title anyhow...

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Robin Goodfellow -You Know Me Now

Robin Goodfellow -You Know Me Now/I'm Suddenly Alive -Dawn DNS 1057 (1974 UK)


Here’s a great classic unheralded UK 70s pop single with a nod to Glam. It reminds as much of Hetherington as it does Marc Bolan, that guitar is pure T. Rex in any case. You Know Me Now is damn catchy tune with a nice and bouncy production and the B side is also cool too. Robin had another earlier single on Pye (Why Am I Waiting) which is nearly as good while leaning more torwards David Bowie. I haven’t found much relevant information on the Net, so if anyone want to fill in the bits. You're  more than welcome...

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Sugar –Hot Damn

Sugar –Hot Damn/Let It Roll –Lady Records UR-898 (1976 US)

Driven by a gleaming cowbell, Hot Damn is a thumping piece of Riff Rock leaning towards Bonehead Boogie with Glam overtones provided by the camp vocals. These guys were not Glitter clad cross-dressers, but the singer comes across like a truck driver in stilettos with his amusing delivery. The lyrics are a real hoot -Good ol’ boy ethics on how Atlanta boys only want to rock while dissing non-Southerners and wussy English accents. Hot Damn is a joyfully dumb yet juicy Georgia peach.

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US –He’s Coming Back/You’ll Never Know

US –He’s Coming Back/You’ll Never Know –Straita Head Records (1975 US)

This looks to be a San Diego band who enlisted Johnny Almond (Ex Zoot Money/John Mayall and half of Mark –Almond) as a guest on the A side of this single. Not sure why 20 seconds of Sax warrants such star billing…Anyhow -He’s Coming Back has a heavy early 70s Who influence, but is even closer to Side Three/Overnight Sensation Raspberries or Artful Dodger stuff. Enjoy the stunning lead guitar over the ending…Very tasteful. You’ll Never Know is Almond-free and it’s a blistering high energy rocker again with a bit of Raspberries thrown in with some top lead guitar. Straita Head was a production company and a well-known Hair Metal club in the San Diego are in the 80s, but you can safely date this single to the mid-70s as Johnny Almond signed to ABC in 1975. A killer double-sider.

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