Top Of The Pops RARE 1981 Lp & Erotic POSTER Cheesecake Exotica Sexy SHM 3099 Ex
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  $   85

 


£ 64 Sold For
Nov 26, 2012 Sold Date
Nov 16, 2012 Start Date
£   10 Start price
9   Number Of Bids
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THE BEST OF TOP OF THE POPS 1981

'16 FABULOUS TRACKS'

Side 1  

Stand And Deliver

Woman

Ghost Town

This Ole House

Tainted Love

Jealous Guy

It's My Party

Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic


Side 2 

Making Your Mind Up

One Day In Your Life

Imagine

Being With You

Green Door

Shaddup Your Face

Japanese Boy

Prince Charming


PICKWICK/HALLMARK RECORDS

1981

CAT# SHM3099

SCARCE ORIGINAL UK RELEASE VINYL LP

STILL WITH THE GIANT 34" x 23" POSTER/CALENDAR THAT CAME FREE WITH THE LP

THE VINYL/SLEEVE & POSTER ARE ALL IN VERY GOOD++/EXCELLENT CONDITION


VERY HARD TO FIND WITH THE ORIGINAL POSTER STILL INTACT !!


Sleeve notes:

Well Guys and Dolls, are you ready for this… The best, the latest and the greatest musical extravaganza from 1981. The sounds that made the top of the charts, the sounds that made summer special, autumn memorable and spring unforgettable. The sounds that kept the winter cold away…

Yes, it’s Pickwick’s Best Top Of The Pops from 1981 complete with full size stunning colour poster to grace your walls. 

Don’t miss out on this superb collection.

Invest in this end of the year treat.

It’s quite a feat.

So don’t retreat. 

1981 was so much fun remember it with Pickwick’s Top of the Pops.


The Hallmark ‘Top of the Pops’ series was released in 1968, with the top session musicians and singers coming together to record the hits of the day. Fourteen years, 92 albums and millions of sales later the series came to an end.

On 7th August 1971, the Record & Tape Retailer chart (where the official album was published) took the decision to combine both the budget and full price album charts, with the result Hallmark’s ‘Top of the Pops’ albums made an instant leap into the national charts. Four albums made the chart in all, with volumes 18 and 20 both hitting #1. So successful, indeed, was the ‘Top of the Pops’ series (and its rival ‘Hot Hits’) that on 8th January 1972, budget albums were excluded again.

In the meantime, Hallmark had also launched an annual Best Of the gathered the biggest hits of the year, packaged with a calendar, usually featuring the same model that appeared on the cover of the album.

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