Quarterflash

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

Back Into Blue
New - LP - GHS 24078
1985 Original With Custom Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. Cut Out Hole. more
Back Into Blue
New - LP - GHS 24078
Sealed 1985 Original. No Promo Or Deletion Marks. more
Back Into Blue
Used - LP - GHS 24078
1985 Original With Insert. Gold Promo Stamp On Cover. more
Find Another Fool
Used - LP - PRO-A-1031
1981 Promotional 12" Single Housed In A Picture Sleeve. Title Track B/W "Right Kind Of Love. more
Quarterflash
Used - LP - GHS 2003
1981 US Original.  more
Quarterflash
Used - LP - GHS 2003
1981 Original. "Quarterflash's Debut Album Sported The Fiery Saxophone Playing Of Lead Singer Rindy Ross, Helping It Achieve Platinum Status, As Well As Posting Two Top 20 Hits. "Harden My Heart" Reached The Number Three Position In 1981, Thanks To A Complimentary Blend Of Sax And Expert Bass Riffs From Pilot's Rick Gooch. The Second Single, "Find Another Fool," Was Bolstered By Ross' High-Pitched Vocal Attack, Gaining A Respectable Number 16 Chart Position. While The Album's Novel Appeal Of Having A Sexy Female Saxophone Player At The Forefront Was Well Worth The Attention, It Didn't Mean The Rest Of The Album Lacked In Pop Attractiveness. Marv Ross' Guitar Playing Is More Than Substantial Throughout The Nine Tracks, Making Songs Such As "Valerie," A Song About The Then Taboo Subject Of Lesbianism, And "Right Kind Of Love" Stand Out, And Ballads Like "Critical Times" And "Williams Avenue" Are Typical Keyboard-aided Love Songs. After This Album, Quarterflash's Allure Began To Fizzle, And The Material On Their Next Couple Of Releases Lacked The Contagious Riffs Or Congenial Radio Formula That Made This Album A Success." AMG Review By Mike DeGagne. more
Quarterflash
Used - LP - GHS 2003
1981 Original Columbia House Pressing Still In Shrink. “Quarterflash's Debut Album Sported The Fiery Saxophone Playing Of Lead Singer Rindy Ross, Helping It Achieve Platinum Status, As Well As Posting Two Top 20 Hits. "Harden My Heart" Reached The Number Three Position In 1981, Thanks To A Complimentary Blend Of Sax And Expert Bass Riffs From Pilot's Rick Gooch. The Second Single, "Find Another Fool," Was Bolstered By Ross' High-Pitched Vocal Attack, Gaining A Respectable Number 16 Chart Position. While The Album's Novel Appeal Of Having A Sexy Female Saxophone Player At The Forefront Was Well Worth The Attention, It Didn't Mean The Rest Of The Album Lacked In Pop Attractiveness. Marv Ross' Guitar Playing Is More Than Substantial Throughout The Nine Tracks, Making Songs Such As "Valerie," A Song About The Then Taboo Subject Of Lesbianism, And "Right Kind Of Love" Stand Out, And Ballads Like "Critical Times"And "Williams Avenue" Are Typical Keyboard-Aided Love Songs. After This Album, Quarterflash's Allure Began To Fizzle, And The Material On Their Next Couple Of Releases Lacked The Contagious Riffs Or Congenial Radio Formula That Made This Album A Success.” All Music Guide - Mike DeGagne more
Quarterflash
Used - LP - GHS 2003
1981 RCA Record Club pressing. more
Quarterflash
New - LP - GHS 2003
Sealed 1981 Original With Custom Song Hype Sticker On Shrink. more
Quarterflash
Used - LP - 25AP 2240
1981 Japanese Original With Obi. LP Appears New, Unplayed. more
Quarterflash
New - LP - GHS 2003
Sealed 1981 Original. “Quarterflash's Debut Album Sported The Fiery Saxophone Playing Of Lead Singer Rindy Ross, Helping It Achieve Platinum Status, As Well As Posting Two Top 20 Hits. "Harden My Heart" Reached The Number Three Position In 1981, Thanks To A Complimentary Blend Of Sax And Expert Bass Riffs From Pilot's Rick Gooch. The Second Single, "Find Another Fool," Was Bolstered By Ross' High-Pitched Vocal Attack, Gaining A Respectable Number 16 Chart Position. While The Album's Novel Appeal Of Having A Sexy Female Saxophone Player At The Forefront Was Well Worth The Attention, It Didn't Mean The Rest Of The Album Lacked In Pop Attractiveness. Marv Ross' Guitar Playing Is More Than Substantial Throughout The Nine Tracks, Making Songs Such As "Valerie," A Song About The Then Taboo Subject Of Lesbianism, And "Right Kind Of Love" Stand Out, And Ballads Like "Critical Times"And "Williams Avenue" Are Typical Keyboard-Aided Love Songs. After This Album, Quarterflash's Allure Began To Fizzle, And The Material On Their Next Couple Of Releases Lacked The Contagious Riffs Or Congenial Radio Formula That Made This Album A Success.” Mike DeGagne, AMG. more
Take Another Picture
New - LP - GHS 4011
Sealed 1983 Original. Guest Appearances By Joe Walsh And Timothy Schmitt. more

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