The Artwoods - I Take What I Want/ I'm Looking For A Saxophonist Doubling Fench Horn Wearing Size 37 Boots, very rare original British 1966 single release, Decca F 12384. The record is in good VG+ condition, has a few light marks and scuffs, but clean, the labels are in EX condition, clean and bright, housed in an original Decca company sleeve.

The Artwoods - Jazz In Jeans EP, Very rare original British 1966 release, c/w cover, Decca DFE 8654. Here we have for sale the very rare EP from The Artwoods, 'Jazz In Jeans', with four great Mod/ R'n'B tracks including These Boots Are Made For Walking, A Taste Of Honey, Our Man Flint, Routine. The record is in EX condition, with just a couple of bery light marks, still very bright and clean, plays excellent, with a clear and clean sound. The labels are again in EX condition, very clean and bright with just one or two light spindle marks. The cover is in a good VG+ condition, the front cover is quite bright and clean, a little aging to the white laminated sleeve, and a little grubby to the edges and corners, to the reverse the non laminated side, a little grubby and dirty, and slight ring wear. The aging and dirty sleeve due to being stored in the loft, but no rips or tears, or writting on the sleeve or the labels. Over all, a very good EX example of this extremely rare and very hard to find British EP from The Artwoods, very difficult to find in any condition.

Leaving Here/ Next In Line [Decca F.12140], original UK release, 1965, both labels and record are in NM- condition.

Leaving Here/ Next In Line [Decca F.12140], original UK release, 1965, both labels and records in VG+ condition.

No Good Without You Baby/ How Can It Be [Decca F.12257], original UK release, 1965, both labels and records in EX- condition. A name has been written very lightly on side one.

You're On My Mind/ You Don't Love Me [Decca F.12031], original UK release, 1964, both labels and records in VG+ condition.

Bass Drum skin, this original and one off hand printed bass drum skin from the 60's band'The Gods'. It is totally original and genuine and has come from the bands original drummer. The Gods, opened for Cream in the 60's, band members included Mick Taylor [Rolling Stones + others].

The famous IT magazine, issue 162 September 6th 1973, big Stones feature, Condition folded, but still excellent.

Front Cover; Billy Fury, inside stories & photos on Stones, Hollies +Condition NM

Front Cover; Mick Jagger [Rolling Stones], Condition EX