The Yardbirds British rock band established 1963 in London. Members were Keith Relf (voc), Paul Samwell-Smith (b), Chris Dreja (g, b) and Jim McCarty (dr) with lead guitarists: Top Topham, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page. Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1992 (Performer). 2 : Remember... - Starline SRS 5069 - UK - 1971 Vinyl : Ex Sleeve Ex 3 : Legend Of vol. 2 - Babylon F 80018 - Germany - ???? Vinyl : Ex Sleeve : VG+ Eric Burdon & The Animals (Blues Rock, Psychedelische Rock, Pop Rock) Eric Burdon & The Animals - The Twain Shall Meet (Polydor 2391 561) made in USA 1968. vinyl: M (mint) | cover: NM (as good as new - see photos) Formed in 1966 by Eric Burdon after the break-up of the "original" Animals (see The Animals). Some of the early songs attributed to Eric Burdon & The Animals were actually recorded by The Animals (including "Don't Bring Me Down", "See See Rider", "She'll Return It"). Also known as Eric Burdon & The New Animals. 1 : Pop Giants vol.25 - Brunswick 2911 535 - Germany - ???? Vinyl : Ex Sleeve VG+ 2 : Greatest Hits - Platinum PLAT 006 - Germany - 1984 Vinyl ; Ex Sleeve : VG+ The Mamas & The Papas John Phillips, Michelle Phillips and Denny Doherty performed in the New Journeymen, a temporary group put together to fulfill contractual obligations after the original trio’s breakup. In 1965, the three of them headed to St. Thomas, in the US Virgin Islands, to write and to rehearse. They were joined by the alto-voiced Cass Elliot. The foursome relocated to Los Angeles, where they signed to Lou Adler’s Dunhill label. After briefly calling themselves the Magic Circle, they took the name The Mamas and The Papas. They broke up in 1968 and reunited briefly in 1971. In 1982, the group was reformed, including founding member Denny Doherty and two new “Mamas”: Mackenzie Phillips (daughter of John) and Elaine “Spanky” McFarlane, a longtime friend who had sung with Spanky and Our Gang. Another version of the band, including only John Phillips from the original line-up, released the live album 'Californa Dreamin: Live in Concert' in 1995. Owners of Honest John Studios, built in John & Michelle Phillips' home at Bel Air, California. The Mamas and The Papas were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1998 (Performer). 3 : People Like Us - Dunhill DSX 50106 - USA - 1971 Vinyl : Ex Sleeve : VG+ 4 : People Like Us - MFP 50229 - UK - 1971 Vinyl : Ex Sleeve : VG+ Middle Of The Road Scottish pop band formed in Glasgow (UK) on 1st April, 1970. Popular in the early 70s were originally named Part Four, 1967; then the name was changed to Los Caracas (2). In the wake of so-called British Invasion seeking in Italy they are discovered by Mario & Giosy Capuano and produced by Giacomo Tosti. 1st 7inch Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep gets a lot of success in Italy, and is a UK number one in 1971. Tweedle Dee Tweedle Dum and Soley Soley are also top ten hits in the UK later that year. Lyrics by Lally Stott, former lead singer of Motowns and by Giuseppe Cassia. The band tooks part in Sanremo Festival 1974 with Sole Giallo written by Pino Donaggio (Italy on the b side by La Bionda). 5 : Acceleration - RCA LSP 10357 - Germany - 1971 Vinyl : Ex Sleeve : VG+ 6 : Greatest Hits Made Famous By - Moondisc ARD 1623 - Scandinavia - ???? Vinyl : Ex Sleeve : Ex 7 : Greatest Hits RCA CL 31265 - Netherlands - 1977 Vinyl : Ex Sleeve : Ex 8 : The Original Hits - RCA NL 70 879 - Germany - 1990 Vinyl : Ex Sleeve : Ex See pictures for a good impression Registered mail