 From Sundazed Records comes this terrific EP of four early (1966-67) recordings by The New Colony Six for Sentar Records. All of this pre-Mercury material reflects their Garage Band roots, but with the obvious flair for harmony and melody that drove their Mercury singles. The EP is pressed on clear gold vinyl and has a large spindle hole. The back of the picture sleeve has useful liner notes about these recordings."Cadillac," the first track on side two, is a cover of a Bo Diddley tune that was the group's first single, Sentar 1203. "Rap-A-Tap" is an early version of a great song that later appeared on the B side of their first Mercury single, "Treat Her Groovy." On side one of the EP, "Last Nite" is a popular track from the group's first album Breakthrough, and "Accept My Ring" is a previously unreleased take of a track from the group's second LP, Colonization.
Condition Detail:Label: M | Vinyl: M | Audio: MMix: Stereo (Default for U.S. 45s after 1972)Other info: Contains 45-only, non-LP track(s).
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  Barbara, I Love You/ Prairie Grey (M), Mercury 73004, 1970: $8.50 |
 Can't You See Me Cry/ Summertime's Another Name for Love (M), Mercury 72817 , 1967: $30.00 |
I Confess (M), Collectables 3369 , 1966: $4.25 |
| I Could Never Lie To You (M), Collectables 3369, 1969: $4.25 |
| I Could Never Lie To You/ Just Feel Worse (M-), Mercury 72920, 1969: $16.00 |
| I Could Never Lie To You/ Just Feel Worse (M-), Mercury 72920, 1969: $12.00 |
| I Want You To Know (M-), Mercury 72961, 1969: $10.00 |
| I Will Always Think About You (M-), Mercury 30170, 1968: $5.50 |
| I Will Always Think About You/ Hold Me With Your Eyes (M-), Mercury 72775, 1968: $14.00 |
| I'm Just Waitin'/ Hello Lonely (M-), Sentar 1207, 1967: $18.00 |
| Love You So Much/ Let Me Love You (M-), Sentar 1205, 1967: $24.00 |
| Things I'd Like To Say (M), Mercury 30170, 1968: $5.50 |
| Things I'd Like To Say (M-), Mercury 30170, 1968: $5.50 |
| You're Gonna Be Mine/ Woman (M-), Sentar 1206, 1967: $16.00 |
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| Hearts And Flowers/ Got To Touch Your Face by Public Company (M), RCA 0353, 1970: $125.00 |
| I Can't Control Myself/ Gonna Make You by The Troggs (M-), Fontana 1557, 1966: $13.00 |
| I Can't Control Myself/ Gonna Make You by The Troggs (M-), Atco 6444, 1966: $18.00 |
| I'm A Man by Chicago (M), Columbia HOF 33210, 1971: $9.00 |
| In The Time Of Our Lives/ It Must Be Love by Iron Butterfly (M-), Atco 6676, 1969: $16.00 |
| Instant Karma (We All Shine On) by John Lennon (M ), Apple 1818, 1970: $18.00 |
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| Just A Little Bit/ Gypsy Ball by Blue Cheer (M-), Philips 40541, 1968: $15.00 |
| Laugh, Laugh/ Still In Love With You Baby by The Beau Brummels (M-), Autumn 8, 1965: $20.00 |
| Love You So Much/ Let Me Love You by The New Colony Six (M-), Sentar 1205, 1967: $24.00 |
| Oh Yeah/ Light Bulb Blues by The Shadows of Knight (M-), Dunwich 122, 1966: $25.00 |
| Stop! - Get A Ticket/ First Tell Me Why by Clefs of Lavender Hill (M-), Date 1510, 1966: $25.00 |
| Technicolor Dreams/ Spicks And Specks by The Status Quo (M-), Cadet Concept 7010, 1968: $40.00 |
| The Early Singles, 1964-1968 by Marc Bolan (M), Earmark 42064, 2006: $55.00 |
| Who Do You Love/ Hey Girl by The Woolies (M-), Dunhill 4052, 1967: $40.00 |
| Who Do You Love/ Hey Girl by The Woolies (EX), Dunhill 4052, 1967: $15.00 |
| Wooly Bully/ Ain't Gonna Move by Sam The Sham and the Pharaohs (M-), MGM 13322, 1965: $30.00 |
| You, I/ Stay With Me by The Rugbys (M-), Amazon 1, 1969: $14.00 |
| You, I/ Stay With Me by The Rugbys (M-), Amazon 1, 1969: $15.00 |
| Your Time's Gonna Come/ Things Ain't The Same by The Innovation (M-), Amy 11032, 1968: $25.00 |
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