DEMIS ROUSSOS – GREATEST HITS VINYL LP 12″ VINYL LP ALBUM

This is “Made In Germany” release for export to the Netherlands of DEMIS ROUSSOS’s – Greatest Hits which is a compilation album by the Greek singer and was released in 1973. The album contains some of his greatest hits, including: My Friend The Wind, Forever And Ever, Goodbye, My Love, Goodbye. 

MOODY BLUES – THIS IS THE MOODY BLUES ( UK PRESSING ) 12″ VINYL 2LP ALBUM

This is the UK version and has white labels with purple text.

MICHAEL JACKSON – THRILLER 12″ VINYL LP ALBUM

THRILLER is the 1982 success album by Michael Jackson, which sold world-wide over 66 million copies.

John Lennon and Yoko Ono undressed two virgins

Visit John Lennon Album cover Gallery

John Lennon and plastic ono band – shaved fish album cover

BONEY M ( EURO-DISCO , GERMANY ) VINYL DISCOGRAPHY

Make-over of my virtual Boney M Gallery, even if you don’t like this euro disco music, they did some great work on the album photography and the special packaging with postcards and posters.

Bob Dylan Vinyl LP Albums Gallery

This web-page lists the complete discography of the band: Bob Dylan. Each record/album is listed in chronological/alphabetical order of Album-name. Please feel free to contact me with any additonal information you have on this Bob Dylan discography

VITESSE – VITESSE ( SELF-TITLED, COMPILATION ) 12″ VINYL LP ALBUM

This is a compilation album of the Dutch Prog-Rock band Vitesse, with tracks they recorded before 1979.

SHOCKING BLUE – GREATEST HITS 12″ VINYL LP ALBUM

SHOCKING BLUE – Greatest Hits is a compilation hits of indeed several of the Greatest Hits performed by the Dutch Beat/Pop band: Shocking Blue. Some of the hits included on this album are: Venus, “Never Marry A Rairoadman”, “Mighty Joe”, “Tobacco Road” and several other hits. This album was produced by the band-leader: Robbie Van Leeuwen.

BARRY MANILOW – THE BEST OF BARRY MANILOW 12″ VINYL LP ALBUM

“The Best of Barry Manilow” is a compilation album of some of Barry Manilow’s songs up to 1978. Liner Notes by Clive Davis