The Kinks - (1964)

EX+ example of the English rock band's third single release and breakthrough hit, topping the UK charts in November 1964.

The Casuals - (1968)

UK Top-5 hit by the Lincoln based pop group - a cover version of the song originally released by The Bystanders.

Sam Cooke - (1962)

EX+ example of U.S. Billboard and UK singles chart top-10 single.

The Byrds - (1965)

The American folk rock version of the Pete Seeger song, adapted from the Holy Bible's Book of Ecclesiates.

Cream - (1967)

Well presented UK Polydor 56286 pressing, taken from Cream's second album "Disraeli Gears".

Sounds Nice - (1969)

Instrumental mod/exotica freakbeat rarity, from organist Tim Mycroft, arranger Paul Buckmaster, and group of session musicians.

The Rolling Stones - (1968)

Well presented UK 1st press Decca (F 12782), in it's original company birth sleeve.

Spencer Davis Group - (1966)

UK number 2 hit single, (U.S. #7), in it's original birth company paper sleeve.

The Beach Boys - (1964)

The American rock band's first U.S. number-one charting song, (UK #7), with "Don't Worry Baby" on the flip-side.

The Turtles - (1966)

The American bands's only U.S. Billboard chart-topper, (#12 UK singles chart).

The Animals - (1965)

The British, Tyneside, R&B band's angry declaration of independence, produced by Mickie Most - a UK Top-10 single.

David Bowie - (1967)

The single originally written in 1967, taken from the Bowie album "Images", released in 1975.

Percy Sledge - (1966)

UK and U.S. #1 chart hit single, recorded at Rick Hall's FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals - Immaculate!

Mary Wells - (1964)

Original EX+ Stateside (SS 288) U.S. Billboard chart-topper. Wells' signature song and her biggest hit single.

The Chambers Brothers - (1968)

U.K. Direction (58-3865) - The American soul band's debut single release, an Otis Redding song cover version.

Nina Simone - (1968)

Single taken from Simone's album ""Nuff Said", and used in the soundtrack to the musical "Hair".

Them - (1965)

UK Top-5 single for the Northern Irish band, fronted by Van Morrison.

The Troggs - (1966)

Cover version of the song first released by the American rock band The Wild Ones in 1965.

The Who - (1969)

UK Top-5 single, (U.S. #19) taken from The Who's 1969 rock opera "Tommy".

The Rolling Stones - (1966)

Boxed Decca logo variant of chart-topping single in both the U.S. and UK, taken from the group's album "Aftermath".

The Rolling Stones - (1967)

EX+ boxed Decca logo variant of double A-sided single, paired with "Ruby Tuesday".

The Beach Boys - (1964)

Carl Wilson's first recognised writing contribution to a Beach Boys single, paired with "The Warmth of the Sun".

The Beatles - (1965)

1st press, (sold in UK text), released as a double A-sided single in December 1965, with "We Can Work It Out".

The Beatles - (1964)

EX+ example of the chart-topping single, as featured on the film soundtrack of the same name.

The Beatles - (1964)

1st pressing, (sold in UK text), of the Beatles eighth British single release, features the destinctive "feedback" intro'.

Tommy Roe - (1962)

Original version of the U.S. Billboard, chart-topping, rock and roller, (UK singles #3), based on the Lubbock sound, made popular by Buddy Holly.

The Supremes - (1964)

Well presented original 1964 pressing of UK and U.S. chart-topping single, taken from The Supremes second studio album, "Where Did Our Love Go".

Ernie K. Doe - (1961)

Well presented original UK issue of the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart-topping R&B single.