Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) The Devil Wears PradaThe World's Most Valuable 7 inch single Available as a Music Box! With Certificate Of Authenticity Postcard Arrangement by Jon Trier (Richard Hawley Band) Get involved and collect the whole set! In August 2020, the world's most valuable single was bought by 38 year old Lee Jeffries, from Market Harborough in England, for 100K making it the most expensive seven inch 45rpm record ever sold. The record label owner and drinks business entrepreneur said at
Released through Nude Records
The second Single from the award winning Sheffield Singer-Songwriter’s 4th studio Album of the same title
‘Everybody’s Happy Nowadays’ was the band’s 8th single
Tim has used the Listening Party platform to help support live music venues in the UK through the Music Venue Trust charity
Hawley said the LP was about “leaving the past behind” and was named after another landmark location in his hometown of Sheffield
which according to The Guardian was "about power
for £100K - making it the most expensive seven inch 45rpm record ever sold
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the song went on to inspire a musical which tells the story of three families over sixty years living in Sheffield’s Park Hill housing estate
Released in 2004 on Domino
and this inspirational record is its holy grail
