1. The Specials Featuring Rico– A Message To You Rudy / Nite Klub (Two-Tone Records – CHS TT5) made in UK 1979 original 7" 45RPM single with Two-Tone Company Die-Cut Sleeve | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: NM (mint-) Comes in generic Two-Tone black and white 'Rudeboy' sleeve. 2. The Specials – Too Much Too Young + 5 (Two-Tone Records – CHS TT7) made in UK 1980 original 7" 45RPM 6 track EP with Two-Tone Company Die-Cut Sleeve | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: VG++ (excellent) Comes in generic Two-Tone black and white 'Rudeboy' sleeve. 3. The Specials – Rat Race / Rude Buoys Outa Jail (Two-Tone Records – CHS TT 11) made in UK 1980 original 7" 45RPM 6 track EP with Two-Tone Company Die-Cut Sleeve | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: VG++ (excellent) Comes in generic Two-Tone black and white 'Rudeboy' sleeve. 4. The Specials – Do Nothing / Maggie's Farm (Two-Tone Records – CHS TT 16) made in UK 1980 original 7" 45RPM single with picture sleeve | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: NM (mint-) 5. The Specials – Ghost Town / Why? (Two-Tone Records – 103 338) made in Germany 1981 original 7" 45RPM single with picture sleeve | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: NM (mint-) 6. The Specials – Stereotype / International Jet Set (Two-Tone Records – 102 332) made in Holland 1980 original 7" 45RPM single with picture sleeve | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: VG++ (excellent) The Specials (originally known as The Coventry Automatics, then later named The Special AKA) were the first band of the 2-Tone era in the late '70s and early '80s in Britain. Led musically by keyboardist Jerry Dammers, the band also comprised Terry Hall (lead vox), Neville Staple (vox/percussion), Lynval Golding (rhythm gtr/vox), Roddy "Radiation" Byers (lead gtr), Sir Horace Gentleman (aka Horace Panter; bass), and John Bradbury (drums). From 1979 to 1981, they released seven singles, two of which ("Too Much Too Young" & "Ghost Town") got to #1. By the time "Ghost Town" reached UK#1 on July 11, 1981 amidst massive street violence in the UK's major cities, The Specials had split. Jerry Dammers and John Bradbury continued under the name The Special AKA until 1985, as did Horace Panter to a certain extent. Roddy Byers left but made a guest appearance on one single, and Terry Hall, Neville Staple, and Lynval Golding formed Fun Boy Three.