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| If you like this kind of music, take a listen to . . . |
| 7 and 7 Is/ No. Fourteen by Love (M-), Elektra 45605, 1966: $30.00 |
 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 |
| Instant Karma (We All Shine On) by John Lennon (M-), Apple 1818, 1970: $16.00 |
| 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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