History of Rock (Orbis)

ORBIS 1980s partwork in 121 Parts (10 volumes)

Classic series on the Pop Music Makers of our time (well, my time anyway). Shame these things can't just move on and on, like the industry they chronicle.

We have a good selection of the magazines and binders. In a few cases, the magazine covers have been removed so that the page numbers flow in sequence, in which case we try to offer a choice, covers on or off.

We also have nearly all the LPs associated with this series. Most are double albums.

Updated January 2012

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1: The History of Rock (p1-20) (3)

1967 - The Year it all came together
Jimmy Hendrix; Mick Jagger & the Rolling Stones; George Martin, the Beatles & Sgt Pepper; Jimmy Page & Led Zeppelin; The Who; David Bowie; Procul Harem; Cream; Soft Machine; Motown, Otis Redding; Psychedelia; the Monkees; Bob Dylan; Simon & Garfunkle; Janis Joplin; Frank Zappa; Velvet Underground

1a: Number 1 & 2 magazines in folder (1)

The History of Rock number 1 magazine with issue 2 in folder (1st Release, 65p on cover)  and introductory leaflet.

The leaflet advertises a choice of free Elvis LP or cassette. We do not include this as it is shown separately further down our listing.

1b: Number 1 & 2 magazines in folder with free gifts (1)

Rare find:  Folder (80p on cover, 2nd Edition) containing History of Rock magazines 1 & 2  plus Buddy Holly 45rpm record, That'll be the Day and True Love Ways,  and introductory leaflet.

Some creasing to front and scuffing to edges of folder othewise in very good condition.

2: Rock Around the Clock (p21-40) (2)

A cowboy yodeller turned to rhythm and blues - and set off a musical explosion
Bill Haley & the Comets; R & B; Louis Jordan; Fats Domino; John Lee Hooker; Hank Williams; Country Boogie

3: Memphis Tennessee (p41-60) (2)

- where a kid with sideburns made his first recording
Sun Record Company; Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis; Johnny Cash; Charlie Rich; Elvis Presley - the Early Years; Radio DJs; Billboard

4: Black Voices (p61-80) (1)

- from gospel singing to Berry's boogie

Mowtown roots; doo-wop; Chuck Berry; Manhattan Transfer; the Platters; the Coasters; the Drifters; the Moonglows; Clyde McPhatter; Frankie Lymon; electric guitar.

coverless version only at present (Mar '11)

5: Rock Takes Over (p81-100) (2)

Elvis Presley and rock'n'roll swept the USA in 1956
James Dean; Elvis - the middle years;  Tom Parker; fashion icons

6: Rockabilly (p101-120) (2)

 - the priest style of rock?
Gene Vincent; Carl Perkins; Wanda Jackson; the Burnettes; Cat Clothes

7: The UK Rocks (p121-140) (2)

Rory Blackwell; Tommy Steele; Terry Dene; Marty Wilde; Vince Eager; Lonnie Donegan & Skiffle; clubs & coffe bars; 6-5 Special; Billy Fury; Gene Vincent; Eddie Cochran

8: New Orleans Rock (p141-160) (2)

- heavy sounds from the banks of the Mississippi
Fats Domino; Little Richard; Crescent City; Lloyd Price; Gospel

9: Live and Kicking (p161-180) (2)

Great Personalities of rock 'n' roll
Jerry Lee Lewis; Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers; the Everly Brothers; Screamin' Jay Hawkins; Big Bopper

10: Not Fade Away (p181-200) (2)

Buddy Holly; Tex-Mex; Chicano; Richie Valence; Buddy Knox; Elvis Costello

11: Rock Spreads its Wings (p201-220) (2)

Rock at the Movies
Presley on Film; Ricky Nelson, Frankie Avalon; James Dean; Marlon Brando; Alan Freed; dirty business

12: A Romance with Rock (p221-240) (2)

 - or raw sex and cheap sentimentality?
The Everly Brothers (Don & Phil); Chet Atkins; Country Music; Nashville Cats; Johnny Cash, Jim Reeves; Roy Orbison; doo-wop

13: From National to International (p241-260) (1)

by late Fifties, rock was a worldwide phenomenon
Gene Vincent; Eddie Cochrane; Johnny Halliday; Chuck Berry; Paul Anka; Presley - GI Blues; Frankie Lymon; Bobby Rydell; Frankie Avalon; Dion

14: The Industry at Work (p261-280) (1)

- cruel and calculating, or vital and exciting?
record labels & production; Fats Domino; Pat Boone; Indie; calypso, jazz & skiffle; Chris Barber, Kenny Ball, Acker Bilk; Helen Shairo; Ruth Brown; Joe Turner; Lavern Baker; Chuck Willis

15: The Alchemists (p281-300) (1)

 - how plain doo-wop became pure gold
Drifters; Coasters; Platters; Connie Francis; Leiber & Stoller

16: Girls and Boys (p301-320) (1)

Rock's solo stars seemed to get younger and cuter all the time
Pat Boone; Ricky Nelson; Paul Anka; Connie Francis

17: The Roots of Soul (p321-340) (1)

How the music of the Sixties was born in the Fifties
Ray Charles; Jackie Wilson; Sam Cooke; Little Willie John; Blues singers

18: Philadelphia Pop (p341-360) (2)

Profits, packaging and promotion in the City of Brotherly Love
Bobby Darin; Frankie Avalon; Bobby Rydell; Fabian; Charlie Gracie; Dick Clark

19: Age of the Heart-Throb (p361-380) (1)

 - how Britain's home-grown talent found its way into the charts
Billy Fury; Cliff Richard; Adam Faith; Craig Douglas; TV pop shows

20: Without a Voice (p381-400) (2)

Why rock instrumentals became so important
Shadows; Champs; Link Wray; The Ventures; Duane Eddy; Johhny & the Hurricanes; rock drumming

21: Shades of Pop (p401-420) (2)

The power, the glory and the goo of early Sixties rock
Bryan Highland; Johnny Tillotson; Dion & the Belmonts; Del Shannon; Roy Orbison

22: Songs and Studios (p421-440) (1)

Denmark Street and the tunesmiths of British rock
John Barry; Billy Fury; celluloid rock (Tommy Steele, Cliff Richard, Anthony Newley); Helen Shapiro; Johnny Kidd; Joe Meek; trad

23: The Pop Factory (p441-460) (2)

- hits by the hundred
Don Kirschner; Otis Blackwell; Pomus & Shuman; Goffin & King; Mann & Weil; Barry & Greenwich; Neil Sedaka; Bobby Vee; Tony Orlando

24: From Star to Superstar (p461-480) (1)

Did Tamla-Motown start the emancipation of black musicians?
Roy Brown, Jackie Wilson; Marvin Gaye; Leonard Chess; Jack Scott; Berry Gordy; Smokey Robinson

25: Dance Dance Dance (p481-500) (2)

Movin' and groovin', Turkey trot to Travolta
twist; Chubby Checker; bop; Gary Bond; Bruce Springsteen; Hank Ballard; Freddy Cannon; Pop Art

26: The West Coast Scene (p501-520) (2)

The California dimension
Phil Spector; Ike & Tina Turner; Crystals; Ronettes; Righteous Brothers; Bread

27: Why Liverpool? (p521-540) (1)

How a depressed northern seaport revitalised rock
Gerry Marsden, Pacemakers; Cavern Club; Searchers; the Epstein Stable; Billy J Kramer; Cilla Black; Merseybeats; Beatles in Hamburg

28: The Beatles (p541-560) (1)

How a group from Liverpool took over the world
1963; Lennon & McCartney songwriters; Brian Epstein; Beatlemania

29: The Singer or the Song (p561-580) (2)

Did sophistication take the soul out of Sixties Pop?
Burt Bacharach; Dionne Warwick; Simon & Garfunkel; Shangri-Las; Chiffons; Marvelettes; Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons; death songs

30: Straight from the Heart (p581-600) (2)

Blues - the real core of Rock?
R&B; UK Blues; Alexis Korner; Cyril Davies; Bo Diddley; Muddy Waters; Jimmy Read; Georgie Fame; Zoot Money

31: Beats Rules OK? (p601-620) (1)

1964 - a whole new beat

Nashville Teens; Hollies; Dave Clark Five; Manchester Dreamers; Brian Poole & Tremeloes; dance venues

32: Puppets on a String (p621-640) (2)

Were the Sixties girl singers just dolly birds?
Sandie Shaw; Brenda Lee; Petula Clark; Lulu, Cilla Black; Dusty Springfield; George Martin

33: Shapes of Things (p641-660) (2)

progressive rock
Paul Jones & Manfred Mann; Kinks, Who, Yardbirds, Animals; harmonica players

34: The Sounds of the Campus (p661-680) (2)

folk tradition enters mainstream rock
Woody Guthrie; Pete Seeger; Peter, Paul & Mary; Kingston Trio; Buffy Sainte-Marie; Joan Baez; Bob Dylan; black America

35: Britain Invades the World (p681-700) (2)

best of British
Herman's Hermits; Zombies; Peter & Gordon; Easybeats (Oz);

36: Tamla Hits the Top (p701-720) (3)

rise and rise of black music
Berry Gordy jnr; Marvin Gaye; Mary Wells; Junior Walker; Four Tops; Supremes; Brenda Holloway; Martha and the Vandellas; Marvelettes

37: Still Going Solo (p721-740) (1

singing stars of the mid-Sixties
Tom Jones; Gene Pitney; Dusty Springfield; P J Proby; clubs & cabaret

38: Swinging London (p741-760) (1)

golden sounds from England's capital
Carnaby Street; pirate radio; DJs; the Kinks; producers & sessionmen

39: All Summer Long (p761-780) (2)

timeless magic
the Beachboys; Jan & Dean; Brian Wilson

40: Black and Proud (p781-800) (2)

political revolt and music power
Aretha Franklin; Booker T and the MGs; James Brown; the Impressions; Joe Tex; Bobby Bland

41: The Mod Generation (p801-820) (1)

New clothes, new lifestyle, new music
The Who; Small Faces; Geno Washington & the Ram Jam Band; Jamaican Soul; Chris Farlowe

42: The Folk Rock Explosion (p821-840) (2)

How the electric guitar transformed folk music
The Byrds; Buffalo Springfield; Paul Revere/Raiders; Sir Douglas Quintet; Mamas & Papas

43: Rock On Show (p841-860) (3)

How radio, TV and films switched on to Sixties rock

Hair; Woodstock; movie themes; Juke Box Jury; Thank Your Lucky Stars; 6.5 Special; Oh Boy! Ready, Steady, Go! TOTP; Hard Day's Night; Help!

 

44: Positively 4th Street (p861-880) (2)

Music from NY melting pot
Night Owl Cafe; Velvet Underground;; Lovin' Spoonful; Garage Bands; Young Rascals; Cher

45: It’s Only Rock n Roll (p881-900) (2)

How the Stones Kept Rolling
Stones Diary; roots; discography

46: SF Fantasies (p901-920) (2)

San Francisco's counter-culture of 1967
Warlocks/Grateful Dead; Jefferson Airplane; Haight Ashbury

47: The Heyday of Soul (p921-940) (2)

Memphis as the centre of a tough black sound
Stax; Otis Redding; Johnnie Taylor; Eddie Floyd; Rufus Thomas; Carla Thomas; Solomon Burke; Sam & Dave; Wilson Pickett

48: Pop’s Hall of Mirrors (p941-960) (3)

How commercial pop reflected the changing face of Sixties rock
The Troggs; Marmalade; Dave Dee etc; Andy Fairweather; the Herd; Walker Brothers; Jonathan King

49: The Third World (p961-980) (2)

Music from Africa, India, West Indies
Jimmy Cliff; Osibisa; Toots & the Maytals; Desmond Dekker; SKA

50: Pop For Profit (p981-1000) (2)

keeping the cash registers singing
Monkees; Turtles; Tommy James/Shondells; Ohio Express; bubblegum bands

51: The Blank Generation (p1001-1020) (1)

How rock moved from political opposition to sheer nihilism
Velvet Underground; Jim Morrison/Doors; Fugs; Arthur Lee/Love; drug abuse

52: Guitar Gods and other Divinities (p1021-1040) (2)

Instrumental virtuosos
Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker/Cream; bass guitarists

53: Tamla: the New Generation (p1041-1060) (2)

Berry Gordy enterprises
Stevie Wonder; Temptations; Smokey Robinson/Mircales; Diana Ross/Supremes; Martha/Vandellas; Isley Brothers; Norman Whitfield

54: The Genius of Jimi (p1061-1080) (1)

Rock's single most important musician
Jimi Hendrix; Heavy Metal; Vanilla Fudge, Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly; Groupies; Guitar madness

55: Flower Power or Money Power (p1081-1100) (2)

kaftans and psychedelia
Beatles; Procul Harem; Country Joe; Monterey

56: Blues Power (p1101-1120) (1)

Blues survival on both sides Atlantic
Lightnin' Hopkins; T-bone Walker; B B King; John Mayall; Canned Heat; Fleetwood Mac

57: Times a-Changin’ (p1121-1140) (1)

New perspectives from Folk
Paul Simon; Judy Collins/Fairport Convention; Simon & Garfunkel; Donovan; Seekers

58: The Long and Winding Road (p1141-1160) (2)

Was honesty the Beatles keynote?
Beatles; Apple

59: Colour Me Soul (p1161-1180) (2)

White faces in R&B
Joe Cocker; Janis Joplin; Box Tops; Joe South; Mitch Ryder

60: Second City Sounds (p1181-1200) (3)

Birmingham club scene
Rockin' Berries; the Move; Spencer Davis Group; Steve Winwood/Traffic; Moody Blues; Family

61: Like a Rolling Stone (p1201-1220) (2)

Bob Dylan's journey through rock

62: Blues and More (p1221-1240) (1)

coverless only (Mar 2011)

63: The Festival Generation (p1241-1260) (1)

Rock music in a crowd
Isle of Wight; Beaulieu to Knebworth; Woodstock; Philadelphia; Bath; Reading

64: Ready Steady Who! (p1261-1280) (2)

best-loved marathon makers
Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, Keith Moon, John Entwhistle; Quadrophenia; Tommy

65: Sound and Vision (p1281-1300) (2)

The visual side of rock
pop art; album covers; movies

66: In the Pink (p1301-1320) (1)

Pink Floyd
Syd Barrett, George Waters, Richard Wright, Nicholas Mason, David Gilmour; Dark Side of the Moon; Wish You Were Here; The Wall; Crazy Diamond

67: Words and Music (p1321-1340) (2)

Rock in print
Melody Maker; New Musical Express (NME); Record Mirror; Creem; Rolling Stone; Mojo; Zigzag

68: Bedsitter Images (p1341-1360) (2)

Introspective singer-songwriters
Leonard Cohen; Joni Mitchell; Judy Collins; Cat Stevens

69: Hard Times (p1361-1380) (2)

Rock Basics
Deep Purple; Led Zeppelin; Black Sabbath; Ozzy Osbourne; Ten Years After

70: Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out (p1381-1400) (3)

Rock music and LSD
Teenage disintegration; psychedlic wallflowers; revolutions in sound; Eastern enlightenment; Ravi Shankar

71: Paint it Black (p1401-1420) (3)

black psychedelia
Sly Stone; Isaac Hayes; Curtis Mayfield; La Belle; Marvin Gaye

72: All That Glitters (p1421- 1440) (3)

Glam-rock
Mac Bolan; Gary Glitter; Slade; T Rex

73: Southern Comfort (p1441-1460) (3)

new directions, old favourites
Leon Russell/Mad Dogs; Delaney & Bonnie; Dr John; Nashville/cajun; Creedence Clearwater Revival

74: Rock Around the Maypole (p1461-1480) (3)

Electric rock recharges traditional folk
Fairport Convention; Incredible String Band; Steeleye Span; Alan Hull/Lindisfarne; Pentangle; Roy Harper

75 Sounds of Subversion (p1481-1500) (3)

Discord and confrontation
Iggy Pop; Frank Zappa; Captain Beefheart; MC5

76: Gonna Make You a Star (p1501-1520) (3)

manufacturing pop idols
Partridge Family/David Cassidy; Osmonds; David Essex; Bay City Rollers; Alvin Stardust; Mael brothers/Sparks

77: All That Jazz (p1521-1540) (3)

Rock energy and jazz sophistication, a brief union
Miles Davis; John McLaughlin/Sounds Orchestral; Chicago; Weather Report; Santana; Blood, Sweat & Tears

78: New Pioneers (p1541-1560) (3)

79: Work In Progress (p1561-1580) (3)

progressive rock
Roger Fripp/King Crimson; Henry Cow; Ian Anderson/Jethro Tull; Curved Air; Soft Machine

80: Soul Satisfaction (p1581-1600) (3)

sickness & sentimentality in black pop
Gladys Knight/Pips; Jackson Five; Barry White; Diana Ross; Stylistics; Three Degrees; Harold Melvin/Blue Notes

81: Loud and Proud (p1601-1620) (3)

US bands turn up the volume
Leslie West/Mountain; Grand Funk Railroad; Joe Walsh/James Gang; Spirit; Guess Who; rock drumming

82: Ringing the Changes (p1621-1640) (3)

trendsetting style
Ziggy Stardust/David Bowie; Annie Ross/Eurithmics; Lou Reed; Brian Eno

83: Country Life (p1641-1660) (3)

bitter-sweet music and dreams
Johnny Cash; Willie Nelson; Merle Haggard; Kris Kristofferson; Waylon Jennings; Kenny Rogers; Dolly Parton; Crystal Gayle

84: One Man Bands (p1661-1680) (3)

return of the solo performers
Stevie Wonder; Elton John; Paul McCartney

85: I Hear a Symphony (p1681-1700) (3)

Rock alliance with the classics
Nice; Emerson, Lake & Palmer; Rick Wakeman; Yes; keyboards

86: Me, Myself, I (p1701-1720) (3)

Introspective new stars
Carole King; Neil Diamond; James Taylor; Carly Simon; Don Maclean; Melanie; Randy Newman

87: Rockin’ The Seventies (p1721-1740) (3)

blues-based success stories
Rod Stewart; Uriah Heep; Status Quo; Wishbone Ash; Free

88: Pomp and Circumstance (p1741-1760) (3)

progressive rock's perfectionists
ELO; Genesis; Peter Gabriel; Supertramp

89: Hotel California (p1761-1780) (3)

LA takes over from San Francisco
Crosby, Stills & Nash; Neil Young; Eagles; America; Jason Browne

90: Saints and Sinners (p1781-1800) (3)

Gospel
Al Green; Aretha Franklin; Staple Singers; Nina Simone; Billy Preston; Roberta Flack

91: Oh! You Pretty Thing! (p1801-1820) (3)

Nostalgia, sci-fi and the avant-garde
Bryan Ferry/Roxy Music; Queen; Mott the Hoople

92: Teenage Rampage (p1821-1840) (1)

the British bubblegum revolution
Nicky Chinn & Mike Chapman; Hot Chocolate; Suzi Quatro; Mickie Most; Sweet; Steve Harley/Cockney Rebel

93: Stages and Stadia (p1841-1860) (2)

Arena Rock
Nils Lofgren; Aerosmith; Doobie Brothers; ZZ; Bob Seger; Little Feat

94: Shock Tactics (p1861-1880) (2)

Rock takes a walk on the wild side
Alice Cooper; Kiss; Tubes; Rocky Horror Show; New York Dolls

95: Cooling Down the Pace (p1881-1900) (2)

rocksteady and reggae
Bob Marley; Jamaican vocal groups; Dennis Brown; Gregory Isaacs; Sugar Minott' African Dub

96: Mass Production (p1901-1920) (3)

in charge of the mixing desk
Todd Rundgren; recording studio technology; 10CC; Mike Oldfield; Becker & Fagan; Steely Dan

97: Back to the Bars (p1921-1940) (2)

the London pub scene
Dr Feelgood; Ian Dury; Edmunds & Lowe; Graham Parker/Rumours; Stiff

98: Family Favourites (p1941-1960) (3)

easy-listening bridges the generation gap
Bee Gees; Abba; Carpenters; Eurovision Song Contest; Bucks Fizz

99: Tomorrow Never Knows (p1961-1980) (2)

Beatles - after the split
Paul McCartney/Wings; George Harrison; John Lennon/Yoko Ono; Ringo Starr; Beatles memorabilia

100: British Steel (p1981-2000) (2)

UK rock gets harder
Deep Purple; Rainbow; Whitesnake; Gillan; Nazareth; Thin Lizzy; Alex Harvey Band; Judas Priest

101: The Bowery Beat (p2001-2020) (2)

new wave in Manhattan
Television; Ramones; Richard Hell/Voidoids; Devo; Jonathan Richman; Patti Smith

102: Adults Only (p2021-2040) (1)

middle-of-the-road melody makers
Fleetwood Mac; Peter Frampton; Gerry Rafferty; Barry Manilow; John Denver

103: Anarchy in the UK (p2041-2060) (2)

Punk rock
Sex Pistols; Malcolm McLaren; Adam Ant; Pogo

104: 1977-Two Sevens Clash (p2061-2080) (2)

Punk shocks Silver Jubilee
The Clash; the Slits; Buzzcocks; John Peel; the Damned

105: Out in the Street (p2081-2100) (2)

blue-collar rock
Tom Petty; Bruce Springsteen; Tom Waits; Rickie Lee-Jones

106: Disco Fever (p2101-2120) (2)

snappy dressers to the new dance beat
Gloria Gaynor; Bee Gees; Kool & the Gang; Donna Summer; Chic; Lionel Richie/Commodores; Eurodisco

107: Tunes of Glory (p2121-2140) (2)

pop harmonies - rock beat
Meat Loaf; Blue Oyster Cult; Styx; Van Halen; Foreigner; Pat Benatar

108: Children of the Revolution (p2141-2160) (3)

Punk's splinter groups
Sham 69; TRB; Siouxsie/Banshees; Angelic Upstarts; Cockney Rejects; UK Subs; politics of punk

109: Soul Spectrum (p2161-2180) (1)

Eighties soul scene
Earth, Wind & Fire; George Benson; George Clinton/Parliament; Crusaders; Solar

110: Musicians Only (p2181-2200) (2)

traditional rock values return
Elvis Costello/Attractions; the Police; the Stranglers; Joan Armatrading; Dire Straits

111: Coventry Calling (p2201-2220) (2)

2-tone beat
Bad Manners; the Specials; the Beat; Madness; UB40; Dexys Midnight Runners

112: Men of Metal (p2221-2240) (2)

Heavy Metal
Motorhead; AC/DC; Iron Maiden; Rush; Def Leppard

113: Second Time Around (p2241-2260) (2)

Sixties beat bounces back
Paul Weller/Jam; Boomtown Rats; Chrissie Hynde/Pretenders; Joe Jackson; Squeeze; picture pop

114: Hicks from the Sticks (p2261-2280) (2)

regional rock
Joy Division; New Order; U2; Orange Juice; Simple Minds; Skids; Echo/Bunnymen; Eric's

115: Entertainment USA (p2281-2300) (2)

American variety
David Byrne/Talking Heads; B-52's; Blondie; Id Creole/Coconuts; Grace Jones

116: Electronically Yours (p2301-2320) (2)

Synthesisers
Human League; Kraftwerk; Gary Numan; OMD

117: Seeing is Believing (p2321-2340) (2)

How the video age took the romance out of rock
Adam Ant; Grease; Kate Bush; Toyah; Tim Rice & Andrew Lloyd Webber

118: A Fine Romance (p2341-2360) (1)

romance is rebuilt
Spandau Ballet; Stange; Ultravox; Japan; Eurythmics

119: World Service (p2361-2380) (1)

Eighties innovation
Magma; ; Gong; Tangerine Dream; Little River Band; Men at Work; Plastic People; African beat

120: Music for Chameleons (p2381-2400) (2)

kaleidoscope of sounds and fashions
Kajagoogoo; Nick Heyward/Haricut 100; Eurythmics; Duran Duran; Culture Club

121: The History of Rock INDEX (2)

LP Vol 01: Elvis Presley

LP Vol 02: Bill Hayley, Little Richard, Fats Domino, Buddy Holly

Double Album

LP Vol 03: Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Eddie Cochran, The Platters

Double Album

LP Vol 04: Chuck Berry, Gene Vincent, Everly Brothers, Sam Cooke

Double Album

LP Vol 05: Cliff Richard, The Shadows, Adam Faith

LP vol 06 : Del Shannon, Neil Sedaka, Paul Anka, Dion

Double Album

LP vol 07; The Hollies, The Searchers, The kinks, Manfred Mann

Double Album

LP Vol 08; Otis Reading, Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, Wilson Pickett

Double Album

LP Vol 09: Ike and Tina Turner, James Brown, The Monkees, The Beach Boys

Double Album

LP Vol 10: The Rolling Stones

LP Vol 11: John Mayall, Bluesbreakers, The Small Faces, Them

Single Album

LP vol 12: B.B. King, The Yardbirds, Alexis Korner, Fleetwood Mac

Double Album

LP Vol 13: The Mamas and Papas, The Loving Spoonful, The Steve Miller Band, The Byrds

Double Album

LP vol 14: The Four Tops, Diana Ross and The Supremes, Smokey Robinson and The Miracles, Stevie Wonder

LP Vol 15: Santana, Janis Joplin, Steppenwolf, Velvet Underground

Double Album

LP Vol 16: Jimi Hendrix, Cream

Double Album

LP Vol 17: Creedence Clearwater Revival, Ten Years After, Jefferson Airplane, Sly and The Family Stone

Double Album

LP Vol 18: The Move, Jethro Tull, Joe Cocker, The Family

LP Vol 19: Elton John, Chigago

LP Vol 20: T.Rex, Sweet, Suzi Quartro, Gary Glitter

Double Album

LP Vol 21: Status Quo, Slade, 10Cc, Thin Lizzy

LP Vol 22: Carly Simon, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Don Mc Lean

Double Album

LP Vol 23: Blood, Sweat and Tears, The Band, Country Joe and The fish, Grateful Dead

Double Album

LP Vol 24: The Temptations, Jackson 5, The Commodores, Marvin Gaye

Double Album

LP Vol 25: Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Johnny Winter, Rory Gallagher

Double Album

LP Vol 26: The Beatles

Double Album

LP Vol 27: Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Wishbone Ash, Mott The Hoople

Double Album

LP Vol 28: The Animals and The British Beat

Double Album

LP Vol 29: Toto, Journey, Reo Speedwagon, Blue Oyster Cult

Double Album

LP Vol 30: The Eagles, Lynyard Skynyrd, Steely Dan, Little Feat

Double Album

LP Vol 31: The Stranglers, Punk, Squeeze, 2-Tone

Double Album

LP Vol 32: Sixties American Pop

Double Album

LP Vol 33: Blondie, ELO, Abba, David Essex

Double Album

LP Vol 34: Bobby Womack, EW&F, Isleys

The O'Jays, Harold Melvin & Bluenotes

LP Vol 35: One Hit Wonders

LP Vol 36: Bob Marley and The Story of Reggae

LP Vo 37: Motorhead

Double Album

LP Vol 38: The Animals and British Beat

LP Vol 39: Elvis Costello and the Attractions, Nick Lowe, Kate Bush, Joan Armatrading

LP Vol 40: Gary Numan, Spandau Ballet

Binder (Hist of Rock)

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