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CACTUS "You Can't Judge a Book By the Cover"/"Bro. Bill" (Atco Records) $7 White-lable promo single. VINYL EXCELLENT

JIM CAPALDI "It's All Up to You"/"I've Got So Much Lovin'" (Island Records) $5 White-label promo single released 1974. VINYL EXCELLENT

JIM CAPALDI "Love Hurts"/"Sugar Honey" (Island Records) $5 A-side is the Boudleaux Bryant/Everly Brothers song. Released 1975. VINYL EXCELLENT

JIM CAPALDI "Daughter of the Night"(mono)/"Daughter of the Night" (stereo) (RSO Records) $4 Original 1978 promo single with mono and stereo mixes of the song. Plus promo insert. VINYL EXCELLENT; COMES IN GENERIC RSO SLEEVE; WITH PROMO INSERT

JOE "KING" CARRASCO & THE CROWNS "Buena"/"Tuff Enuff" (Stiff Records; England) $6 Released 1980. VINYL & SLEEVE VG+

THE CELIBATE RIFLES "6 Days on the Road"/"Groupie Girl" (Hot Records; Australia) $8 1985 single with cover versions of Dave Dudley and Tony Joe White songs. VINYL & SLEEVE VG+/EXCELLENT

THE CELIBATE RIFLES / THE SAQQARA DOGS "Merry Xmas Blues"/"Splatterdance" split single (Black Records) + AWAY FROM THE PULSEBEAT magazine 1987 $20 Away From The Pulsebeat magazine -- winter 1987 -- with 7" vinyl single by the Celibate Rifles ("Merry Xmas Blues") and the Saqqara Dogs ("Splatterdance"). Mag is 7" x 8.5", 100 pages, and includes articles on the Celibate Rifles, the Nomads, Killdozer, Das Damen, Paul Roland, the Saqqara Dogs, Green, and Ritual Tension. Plus lots of reviews. VINYL & MAGAZINE EXCELLENT

THE CHIEFTANS "The Love Theme from Barry Lyndon (Women of Ireland)"/"The Timpan Reel" (Island Records) $4 Released 1975. VINYL EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT

ALEX CHILTON "No Sex"/"Underclass"/"September Gurls"/"I'm Gonna Make You Mine" (New Rose; France) double single $20 Released 1986. This is a special "No Sex" European Tour Edition double single. Packaged in heavy gatefold cover. VINYL & COVER EXCELLENT

CHINAS COMIDAS "Peasant/Slave"/"Lover/Lover" (Exquisite Corpse Records) $25 Female-led punk-rock band from Seattle. Released 1979. VINYL & SLEEVE EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT

LOU CHRISTIE "Hey You Cajun"/same (Three Brothers Records) $5 1974 promo single. Produced by Creed Taylor. VINYL EXCELLENT

CHRISTOPHER MILK "Hey, Heavyweight!" (stereo) / "There's a Broken Heart for Every Rock and Roll Star on Laurel Canyon Boulevard" / "Basket Case" / "To You He's Just a Cop But to Me He's Mr. Right" / "Hey, Heavyweight!" (mono) (United Artists Records) 5-song EP $30 Released 1971. Legendary rock writer John Mendelsohn led the L.A. group Christopher Milk in the early 70s. This promo-only EP was their first release. It comes in a nice package: heavy gatefold sleeve that opens to reveal a photo of the band on one side and the song lyrics on the other side. The record itself comes inside an inner sleeve that has a photo and vital statistics for each band member. There's also a separate fold-out insert with liner notes by Ben Edmonds. VINYL & INSERT EXCELLENT SLEEVE & INNER SLEEVE VG+/EXCELLENT

CHRISTOPHER MILK "Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace"/"I Want to Hold Your Hand" (Reprise Records) $15 Released 1972. On the A-side, John Mendelsohn's band does the Terry Reid song that was later covered by Cheap Trick, and on the B-side is the Beatles tune as if sung by Dylan and Jagger! VINYL EXCLLENT

THE CLASH "Groovy Times"/"Gates of the West" (Epic Records) $6 Bonus single that was included with first pressing of U.S. version of the first Clash LP; released 1979. VINYL NEAR MINT; COMES IN GENERIC EPIC RECORDS SLEEVE

CLAW HAMMER "Candle Opera"/"Drop" (Sympathy For The Record Industry) $14 For me, this is just about the best thing this L.A. band ever did. This is the original band with Jon Wahl, Chris Bagarozzi, Rob Walther, and Rick Sortwell. A personal historical note: "Drop" has a reference to the early Crawlspace lysergic crew--something about "Flowers and the Cowgirls on a trip" (i.e., yours truly Eddie Flowers + Lazy Cowgirls Keith Telligman and Allen Clark, who were also in Crawlspace). SFTRI 17. Pressed on red vinyl. RED VINYL & SLEEVE NEAR MINT

CLAW HAMMER Double Pac Whack Attack (Sympathy For The Record Industry) double single $14 SFTRI 57. With insert. Pressed on red vinyl. Released 1990. Cover art by Savage Pencil. With versions of "Blank Frank" (Eno), "Gut Feeling" (Devo), "Pumping (My Heart)" (Patti Smith), and "Final Solution" (Pere Ubu). RED VINYL, SLEEVE, & INSERT NEAR MINT

NELS CLINE TRIO "Beardism"/"W.D.T.C.H.C."/"The Rite" (Ecstatic Peace/Father Yod) $10 1993 release. Out of print. VINYL UNPLAYED SLEEVE NEAR MINT

THE CONTRAS Rock With The Contras (Susstones) 3-song EP $6 1991 release from Minneapolis. The songs: "Fingernail Polish," "I Ain't A-Studyin' You, Baby," and "The Last Year." VINYL & SLEEVE NEAR MINT

COSMONAUTS HAIL SATAN Mortuary Sorcery (Suggestion Records; Germany) $10 Horror-movie dialogue + synth freakin' + trance drums = side A. But side AA ("The Last Vibration of the Seventh Eternity") is where the action really is. Electronics and drums explode freely for a few minutes in a way that reminds me of Coltrane and Rashied Ali on INTERSTELLAR SPACE. 1996 recordings by this English group. NEW, UNPLAYED

ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS "Watching the Detectives"/"Blame It On Caine"/"Mystery Dance" (Stiff Records; England) $15 Yellow vinyl. Record has U.S.-style big center hole instead of the usual small English type. VINYL & SLEEVE EXCELLENT

ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS "Radio Radio"/"Tiny Steps" (Radar Records; England) $7 Released 1978. VINYL & SLEEVE EXCELLENT

ELVIS COSTELLO "Oliver's Army"/"My Funny Valentine" (Radar Records; England) $5 Released 1979. VINYL EXCELLENT SLEEVE VG+/EXCELLENT

DON COVAY "No Tell Motel" (mono)/"No Tell Motel" (stereo) (Philadelphia International Records) $5 Super funky 1976 single by Don "Sookie Sookie" Covay: big fuzzy clavinet riff, chankin' wah-wah guitar, horny horns, and grooves way deep in the pocket. "At the No Tell Motel / Where you can go and raise hell!" White label promo copy with mono and stereo mixes of the song. VINYL EXCELLENT

THE CRAMPS "Faster Pussycat"/"You Got Good Taste" (New Rose; France) picture disc $15 Original release. VINYL NEAR MINT

THE CRAMPS "I Ain't Nuthin But a Gorehound"/"Weekend On Mars" (New Rose; France) $15 Original 1983 release. VINYL & SLEEVE EXCELLENT/NEAR MINT

CRASS Rival Tribal Rebel Revel (Toxic Grafity fanzine) 3-song flexi-disc $14 With these songs: "Bully Boys Out Fighting," "It's Just the Same Old Game, " and "Real Fucking Idiots." This came with Toxic Grafity fanzine in 1980. FLEXI-DISC EXCELLENT

THE CRAWDADDYS "There She Goes Again"/"Why Don't You Smile Now" (Voxx) $15 Original 1980 pressing. A-side is the Velvet Underground song; B-side is a pre-VU Lou Reed song. VINYL EXCELLENT SLEEVE VG+