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| If you like this kind of music, take a listen to . . . |
| (You Make Me Feel) So Good/ Runaway by The McCoys (M), Bang 527, 1966: $10.00 |
A Letter to Josephine/ Super Good Feeling by David and the Giants (M), Fame 1467 , 1970: $30.00 |
| Absolutely Right/ (You And I) Butterfly by Five Man Electrical Band (M), Lionel 3220, 1971: $8.00 |
 Birds of a Feather/ The Turkey by Paul Revere & the Raiders (M-), Columbia 45453, 1971: $8.00 |
| Boo On You/ The Deal by Bazooka (M-), Bang 559, 1968: $12.50 |
| Does Your Mother Know/ Kisses of Fire by Abba (M-), Atlantic 3574, 1979: $8.00 |
| I'm A Train/ Brand New Day by Albert Hammond (M-), Mums 6026, 1974: $10.00 |
| Love Is What You Make It/ Someone To Love by The Grass Roots (M-), Dunhill/ABC 4335, 1973: $12.00 |
 Money Honey/ Maryanne by Bay City Rollers (M), Arista 0170, 1976: $9.00 |
| Only You Can/ Out Of My Body by Fox (M), Ariola 7601, 1975: $8.00 |
| Out In The Sun (Hey-O)/ Someday Soon by The Beach-Nuts (M-), Bang 504, 1965: $30.00 |
| Put Your Mind At Ease/ The Proper Four Leaf Clover by Every Mother's Son (M), MGM 13788, 1967: $22.00 |
| So Good Together/ I Got To Know by Andy Kim (M-), Steed 720, 1969: $12.00 |
| Sorry Suzanne by The Glass Bottle (M), Avco Embassy 4526, 1970: $12.00 |
| Still Hill by Happy Feeling (M), Avco Embassy 4529, 1970: $12.50 |
| Sweet Sally Brown by The Cheques (M-), Hip 8019, 1969: $14.00 |
| That's The Way A Woman Is by The Messengers (M-), Rare Earth 5032, 1971: $24.00 |
| The Grooviest Girl in the World/ It Must Have Been The Wind by The Fun and Games (M), Uni 55098, 1969: $12.00 |
| Time To Get It Together/ Rainmaker by Up 'N Adam (M), Earth 100, 1969: $15.00 |
| Tryin' To Get To You/ My Baby's Soul Good by The Feathers (M-), Team 518, 1968: $25.00 |
| Up and Down/ If You Tell A Lie by The McCoys (M), Bang 516, 1966: $10.00 |
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