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Cost of Long Playing Record Album in1967 in UK?
LandGirl I`m 58 I Bought Five Long Playing Records in 1967 "The Summer of Love" and Altered My View of Reality
They were Traffic Mr Fantasy / Nirvana The Story of Simon Simopath / The Jefferson Airplane After Bathing At Baxter`s /Five Thousand Spirits or The Layers of The Onion The Incredible String Band And Then The Final Blow against Mundane Reality The Jimi Hendrix Experience Are You Experienced/
As The Song Said......."And You`ll Never Hear Surf Music Again.
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- DragonLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
The price of a LP record in 1967 was 32s/6d ( thirty-two shillings and sixpence) in old money. That's £1.72.5 p in new money being as we no longer have the halfpence then it would probable be £1.73p
Source(s): Writen on a cover of an LP (Mr Fantasy by Traffic) I have from 1967 - landgirl60Lv 41 decade ago
Well, you are most prob a grandchild, or you would know
it was 45's or ep' (extenden players) also,a Grundig, was
the best Recod Player you could get !!!!! Actually, I do
have a couple of Beatles Albams, and loads of
Rod Stewarts,, (Blondes have more fun )) I have to tell
you, I love 'em !!!!!!!!!
Source(s): experience - Anonymous1 decade ago
I wasn't actually born by then, but they were £2.99 in Woolworths.
Less than that in the 'bargain' bins.
