Vinyl Record Single Kids Hoodies

Vinyl record with the moon in red as lable

Vinyl record single with stellar nebula and full moon label - double exposure

Vinyl record with stylus

You know, that spindle thingie for 45 rpm records. The little plastic insert. You know what I mean though, right?

Vinyl

Vinyl Addicted!

45RPM single with red label

The 45 or the 7 inch single - the greatest format ever devised for delivering music, all music pop, soul, punk, rock, glam, funk, hip-hop... if you're of a certain generation the 45 was probably your introduction to owning your own music... running down to your local record store on Saturday morning with your pocket money, to grab whatever great slice of pop, was in your top ten!

Anyone who grew up with the 45 rpm records knew you had to add a plastic insert to center it on a regular turntable.

for the 45 lovers

The cult of Sound.

7 inches of pleasure

love Thundercat music? Don't ever miss this special design

Graphic detail of a vinyl record

Stylized record player

Having made a name for himself writing songs for other people to sing, it should be no surprise that Eddie Dyja has chosen to launch his own solo career with a cover version! 'Something's Going On' released Nov 2023 on Corsair Records - "One of the UK's most consistent labels" BBC 6Music.

So many memories are preserved on these little 7'' discs … timeless!

Independent Record Label

The familiar look of an iconic logo, on your weapon of choice.. Whether playing games, or playing live. The guy behind the decks knows how to get the crowd moving

Lucky Four Records was a Chicago-based record company, located at 5411 W. Diversey Avenue, that existed from 1960 to 1963. The label was founded and owned by Lenny LaCour, who was also a singer, songwriter, and record producer. Lucky Four Records appears to have released only 45 rpm singles; some by LaCour himself, others by such artists as The Swinging Hearts, The Belvederes, and Eddy Bell. All Lucky Four releases are considered collectible, with #1012, "The Great Great Pumpkin", a Halloween novelty song by Eddy Bell particularly sought after.

Represent your love for VINYL

A collection of funk and soul music vinyl records (singles) from the 1970s

Music lights up the night

Single Taken and Vinyl Daddy ( Funny Records Collector ) A funny single and taken design that explain a father a collector who loves collecting vinyl and records more than anything. This can be a gift for modern father day and record collector.

A powerful track with a strong universal message, 'We Want Peace' by UK dance/rock producer Adventures in Noise is always relevant. This is the sleeve artwork from the single release on Corsair Records.

IYKYK

The speed of life

Love old school vinyl? You'll love this! 45 R.P.M.

1970's Television, record player, cassettes and single vinyl records as well as a classic red telephone.

The only effective weapon against a tomato invasion!

When he played this single on Radio X John Kennedy said "it is another winner from Adventures in Noise. It's just banger after banger from him, superb stuff."

Love 80s music? Then you surely remember Dead or Alive's hit 'You Spin Me Right Round Baby'!

Love 7" records

45 Record Spindle, spin, spinning

The first release in the 'Corsair Covers' series of singles from Corsair Records is the Echo and The Bunnymen classic 'Rescue' by Western Bloc. Western Bloc is the band featuring Barry James McCarthy, the English musician based in Calgary Canada and originally from London England.