Out TODAY: George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass turns FIFTY!

GEORGE HARRISON Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) (1973 UK 7" vinyl single with intact four prong push-out centre, also including Miss O'Dell, Apple company die-cut paper sleeve. The vinyl remains excellent with some light surface marks R5988)

GEORGE HARRISON The Concert For Bangladesh (Original 1971 US Apple label 18-track triple LP vinyl box set featuring contributions from Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Badfinger, Ravi Shankar, Leon Russell & Billy Preston, amongst others. Complete with a superb 64-page full colour photo booklet of the event & die-cut brown card inners. All housed in a 12 " x 12" textured picture box. The box shows some light signs of age with some cornerwear and a 3 inch split at the bottom of the reverseedge. The cover of the booklet has some light creasing and minor foxing, whilst the inner pages remainin in excellent condition. The vinyl has just a few minor surface marks to show for its fifty years. A very respectable complete copy STCX3385)

GEORGE HARRISON Extra Texture (1975 UK 10-track LP, complete with 'Ohnothimagen' portrait inner, superb textured & embossed picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear (small split to inner) with a bit of edge scuffing whilst the vinyl remains in excellent condition few signs of play PAS10009)

GEORGE HARRISON Cloud Nine (1987 UK German-pressed 11-track vinyl LP featuring guest appearances from Jeff Lynne, Eric Clapton, Elton John and Ringo Starr and including the classic Got My Mind Set On You. The picture sleeve comes with its illustrated credits inner and the vinyl appears barley played WX123)

GEORGE HARRISON Cloud Nine (1987 UK 11-track vinyl LP, pressed in Germany for the UK market, featuring guest appearances from Jeff Lynne, Eric Clapton, Elton John and Ringo Starr & including the classic Got My Mind Set On You, complete with full colour illustrated credits inner and hype stickered picture sleeve, which retains the 'Promo only' sticker on the reverse. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl shows a few cosmetic paper scuffs and only a few very light signs of playWX123)