167 records found for Rupert Hine as artist.
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Rupert Hine : Hine Sight
UK, 1982 - 10" PS - A&M SAMP 16 - Promo only interview about 'Waving Not Drowning'
UK, 1982 - 10" PS - A&M SAMP 16 - Promo only interview about 'Waving Not Drowning'
Rupert Hine : Hine Sight
UK, 1982 - 10" PS - A&M SAMP 16 - promo only interview about 'Waving Not Drowning' - mislabeled copy: A & B sides are inverted
UK, 1982 - 10" PS - A&M SAMP 16 - promo only interview about 'Waving Not Drowning' - mislabeled copy: A & B sides are inverted
Rupert Hine : Immunity / Another Stranger
Australia, 1981 - 10" PS - A&M K 12002 - Limited edition - labels read X-12002 while cover reads K 12002
Australia, 1981 - 10" PS - A&M K 12002 - Limited edition - labels read X-12002 while cover reads K 12002
Rupert Hine : With One Look (with Cy Curnin)
USA, 1985 - 12" - A&M SP 17345 - promo-only release - from the original motion picture soundtrack "Better Off Dead"
USA, 1985 - 12" - A&M SP 17345 - promo-only release - from the original motion picture soundtrack "Better Off Dead"
Rupert Hine : Blue Flame / Blue Flame
USA, 1984 - 12" - Island PR 636 - blue vinyl promo-only issue - 'Blue Flame (Melt The Ice)' (4:15) on both sides
USA, 1984 - 12" - Island PR 636 - blue vinyl promo-only issue - 'Blue Flame (Melt The Ice)' (4:15) on both sides
Rupert Hine :
USA, 1983 - 12" - A&M - 1-sided 12" acetate dated 7/6/83 - titled 'Hang On To My Vertigo' / 'No More Than A Firefly' / 'A Golden Age' on A&M label
USA, 1983 - 12" - A&M - 1-sided 12" acetate dated 7/6/83 - titled 'Hang On To My Vertigo' / 'No More Than A Firefly' / 'A Golden Age' on A&M label 
Rupert Hine : The Victim Of Wanderlust / Dark Windows
UK, 1983 - 7" - A&M AM 126 - white label testpressing
UK, 1983 - 7" - A&M AM 126 - white label testpressing
Rupert Hine : Picture Phone / The Most Dangerous Of Men
UK, 1983 - 7" - IS 217 - MasterRoom acetate - written: 'Picture Phone' (3:45) / 'Dangerous Man' (4:40)
UK, 1983 - 7" - IS 217 - MasterRoom acetate - written: 'Picture Phone' (3:45) / 'Dangerous Man' (4:40) 
Rupert Hine : Surface Tension
UK, 1981 - 7" - A&M - Strawberry Mastering Studio 1-sided acetate - duration: 3:35
UK, 1981 - 7" - A&M - Strawberry Mastering Studio 1-sided acetate - duration: 3:35
Rupert Hine : Misplaced Love / Psycho-surrender
UK, 1981 - 7" - A&M AMS 8106 - 2-sided white labels testpressing
UK, 1981 - 7" - A&M AMS 8106 - 2-sided white labels testpressing
Rupert Hine : Misplaced Love
UK, 1981 - 7" - Pye - Misplaced Love (3:44) - Pye Studios 1-sided acetate
UK, 1981 - 7" - Pye - Misplaced Love (3:44) - Pye Studios 1-sided acetate
Rupert Hine : Misplaced Love
UK, 1981 - 7" - Misplaced Love (3:44) - Strawberry Mastering Studio 1-sided acetate
UK, 1981 - 7" - Misplaced Love (3:44) - Strawberry Mastering Studio 1-sided acetate
Rupert Hine : Snakes Don't Dance Fast / The Hopi Smile
UK, 1976 - 7" - Electric WOT 8 - All vocal record - non-album track
UK, 1976 - 7" - Electric WOT 8 - All vocal record - non-album track
Rupert Hine : Hamburgers / A Varlet Lad T'Was Samuel Green (Historical Moments - Part 17)
UK, 1972 - 7" - Purple Records PUR 105 - Plain labels, used for export to the US - very few pressed - comes in neutral sleeve
UK, 1972 - 7" - Purple Records PUR 105 - Plain labels, used for export to the US - very few pressed - comes in neutral sleeve
Rupert Hine : Me You Mine / Ass All
France, 1972 - 7" - EMI SP 230 - Promo pressing - misspelt 'McIver Ine' on labels<br /> 100 copies pressed only in May 1972<br /> matrices: SP 230 A 21 M3 286578 / SP 230 B 21 M3 286579
France, 1972 - 7" - EMI SP 230 - Promo pressing - misspelt 'McIver Ine' on labels<br /> 100 copies pressed only in May 1972<br /> matrices: SP 230 A 21 M3 286578 / SP 230 B 21 M3 286579
Rupert and David (Rupert Hine) : The Sound of Silence / Reflections Of Our Love
UK, 1965 - 7" - Decca F 12306 - Advance test pressing - ultra rare test pressing of the Rupert Hine debut single from 1965 - personnel included a young Jimmy Page, Herbie Flowers on bass and a 26-piece orchestra - in the early sixties, Rupert and David used to perform in pubs and clubs where the then relatively unknown Paul Simon would also play. Both versions of 'The Sound Of Silence' were released in England at the same time. Neither of them sold more than 2,000 copies (Simon only later became famous with this song thanks to Dylan's producer Bob Johnstone who added electric guitars, bass and drums to the track)
UK, 1965 - 7" - Decca F 12306 - Advance test pressing - ultra rare test pressing of the Rupert Hine debut single from 1965 - personnel included a young Jimmy Page, Herbie Flowers on bass and a 26-piece orchestra - in the early sixties, Rupert and David used to perform in pubs and clubs where the then relatively unknown Paul Simon would also play. Both versions of 'The Sound Of Silence' were released in England at the same time. Neither of them sold more than 2,000 copies (Simon only later became famous with this song thanks to Dylan's producer Bob Johnstone who added electric guitars, bass and drums to the track)
Rupert and David (Rupert Hine) : The Sound of Silence
UK, 1965 - 7" - Decca F 12306 - Emidisc 1-sided acetate
UK, 1965 - 7" - Decca F 12306 - Emidisc 1-sided acetate
Rupert Hine : With One Look (with Cy Curnin) / With One Look (with Cy Curnin)
USA, 1985 - 7" CS - A&M AM-2772 - from the original motion picture soundtrack "Better Off Dead" - promo copy with same track on both sides
USA, 1985 - 7" CS - A&M AM-2772 - from the original motion picture soundtrack "Better Off Dead" - promo copy with same track on both sides
Rupert Hine : With One Look (with Cy Curnin) / A Little Luck (by E.G. Daily)
Australia, 1985 - 7" CS - A&M K 9853 - from the original motion picture soundtrack "Better Off Dead" - promo stickered labels
Australia, 1985 - 7" CS - A&M K 9853 - from the original motion picture soundtrack "Better Off Dead" - promo stickered labels
Rupert Hine : With One Look (with Cy Curnin) / With One Look (with Cy Curnin)
USA, 1985 - 7" CS - A&M AM-2003 - from the original motion picture soundtrack "Better Off Dead" - promo copy with same track on both sides
USA, 1985 - 7" CS - A&M AM-2003 - from the original motion picture soundtrack "Better Off Dead" - promo copy with same track on both sides
Rupert Hine : Blue Flame / Yellow Flame
Holland, 1985 - 7" CS - Island 107240 - Blue Flame (Melt The Ice) / Yellow Flame (4:43) - dist. into company sleeve only
Holland, 1985 - 7" CS - Island 107240 - Blue Flame (Melt The Ice) / Yellow Flame (4:43) - dist. into company sleeve only
Rupert Hine : Blue Flame / The Victim Of Wanderlust
Canada, 1984 - 7" CS - Island ISL 97010 - plain labels
Canada, 1984 - 7" CS - Island ISL 97010 - plain labels
Rupert Hine : Blue Flame / The Victim Of Wanderlust
Canada, 1984 - 7" CS - Island ISL 97010 - Large labels
Canada, 1984 - 7" CS - Island ISL 97010 - Large labels
Rupert Hine : Picture Phone / The Most Dangerous Of Men
UK, 1983 - 7" CS - Island IS 217 - issued in company sleeve only
UK, 1983 - 7" CS - Island IS 217 - issued in company sleeve only
Rupert Hine : Picture Phone / Picture Phone
UK, 1983 - 7" CS - Island IS 217 - promo copy w/ info sheet - stereo version on both sides
UK, 1983 - 7" CS - Island IS 217 - promo copy w/ info sheet - stereo version on both sides
Rupert Hine : Misplaced Love / House Arrest
Canada, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M AM-533 - different B-side from the rest of the world - distributed into company sleeve
Canada, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M AM-533 - different B-side from the rest of the world - distributed into company sleeve
Rupert Hine : Immunity / Another Stranger
Australia, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M K 8545 - unique release to Australia
Australia, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M K 8545 - unique release to Australia
Rupert Hine : Surface Tension / House Arrest
Australia, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M K 8330 - Side A is a remix of the album version from Immunity, with only verse 1 and 3, and an instrumental reprise of the chorus. Side B is an early version of the song later featured on Waving Not Drowning.
Australia, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M K 8330 - Side A is a remix of the album version from Immunity, with only verse 1 and 3, and an instrumental reprise of the chorus. Side B is an early version of the song later featured on Waving Not Drowning.
Rupert Hine : Misplaced Love / Psycho-surrender
South Africa, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M AMRS 1337 - distributed into company sleeve
South Africa, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M AMRS 1337 - distributed into company sleeve
Rupert Hine : Misplaced Love / Psycho-surrender
New Zealand, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M K 8252 - distributed into company sleeve
New Zealand, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M K 8252 - distributed into company sleeve
Rupert Hine : Misplaced Love / Psycho-surrender
Australia, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M K 8252 - distributed into company sleeve
Australia, 1981 - 7" CS - A&M K 8252 - distributed into company sleeve
Rupert Hine : Snakes Don't Dance Fast / The Hopi Smile
UK, 1976 - 7" CS - Electric WOT 8 - Demo copy - all vocal record - non-album track - some copies w/ Decca promo letter
UK, 1976 - 7" CS - Electric WOT 8 - Demo copy - all vocal record - non-album track - some copies w/ Decca promo letter
Venezuela, 1972 - 7" CS - Purple Records 4PUR 9001 - 
Rupert Hine : Hamburgers / A Varlet Lad T'Was Samuel Green (Historical Moments - Part 17)
UK, 1972 - 7" CS - Purple Records PUR 105 - demo in company sleeve
UK, 1972 - 7" CS - Purple Records PUR 105 - demo in company sleeve
Rupert Hine : Hamburgers / A Varlet Lad T'Was Samuel Green (Historical Moments - Part 17)
UK, 1972 - 7" CS - Purple Records PUR 105 - stock copy in company sleeve
UK, 1972 - 7" CS - Purple Records PUR 105 - stock copy in company sleeve
Rupert Hine : Pick Up A Bone
USA, 1972 - 7" CS - Capitol PRO-6384/6393 - promo-only release - purple vinyl in company sleeve - this record was part of a 3 promo purple colored 7" singles set, the sleeves being taped by purple tape, including 'You Make Me Happy / So Nice' by Curtiss Maldoon, and 'Picalilli Lady /Vermouth Ondo' by Buddy Bonn. Some copies stamped 'FEB 21 1972'
USA, 1972 - 7" CS - Capitol PRO-6384/6393 - promo-only release - purple vinyl in company sleeve - this record was part of a 3 promo purple colored 7" singles set, the sleeves being taped by purple tape, including 'You Make Me Happy / So Nice' by Curtiss Maldoon, and 'Picalilli Lady /Vermouth Ondo' by Buddy Bonn. Some copies stamped 'FEB 21 1972'
Rupert and David (Rupert Hine) : The Sound of Silence / Reflections Of Our Love
UK, 1965 - 7" CS - Decca F 12306 - Demo copy - ultra rare Rupert Hine debut single from 1965 - personnel included a young Jimmy Page, Herbie Flowers on bass and a 26-piece orchestra - in the early sixties, Rupert and David used to perform in pubs and clubs where the then relatively unknown Paul Simon would also play. Both versions of 'The Sound Of Silence' were released in England at the same time. Neither of them sold more than 2,000 copies (Simon only later became famous with this song thanks to Dylan's producer Bob Johnstone who added electric guitars, bass and drums to the track)
UK, 1965 - 7" CS - Decca F 12306 - Demo copy - ultra rare Rupert Hine debut single from 1965 - personnel included a young Jimmy Page, Herbie Flowers on bass and a 26-piece orchestra - in the early sixties, Rupert and David used to perform in pubs and clubs where the then relatively unknown Paul Simon would also play. Both versions of 'The Sound Of Silence' were released in England at the same time. Neither of them sold more than 2,000 copies (Simon only later became famous with this song thanks to Dylan's producer Bob Johnstone who added electric guitars, bass and drums to the track)
Rupert and David (Rupert Hine) : The Sound of Silence / Reflections Of Our Love
UK, 1965 - 7" CS - Decca F 12306 - Stock copy - ultra rare Rupert Hine debut single from 1965 - personnel included a young Jimmy Page, Herbie Flowers on bass and a 26-piece orchestra - in the early sixties, Rupert and David used to perform in pubs and clubs where the then relatively unknown Paul Simon would also play. Both versions of 'The Sound Of Silence' were released in England at the same time. Neither of them sold more than 2,000 copies (Simon only later became famous with this song thanks to Dylan's producer Bob Johnstone who added electric guitars, bass and drums to the track)
UK, 1965 - 7" CS - Decca F 12306 - Stock copy - ultra rare Rupert Hine debut single from 1965 - personnel included a young Jimmy Page, Herbie Flowers on bass and a 26-piece orchestra - in the early sixties, Rupert and David used to perform in pubs and clubs where the then relatively unknown Paul Simon would also play. Both versions of 'The Sound Of Silence' were released in England at the same time. Neither of them sold more than 2,000 copies (Simon only later became famous with this song thanks to Dylan's producer Bob Johnstone who added electric guitars, bass and drums to the track)
Rupert and David (Rupert Hine) : The Sound of Silence / Reflections Of Our Love
UK, 1965 - 7" CS - Decca F 12306 - Demo copy w/ blank B-side
UK, 1965 - 7" CS - Decca F 12306 - Demo copy w/ blank B-side
Rupert and David (Rupert Hine) : The Sound of Silence / Reflections Of Our Love
France, 1965 - 7" CS - Decca 72.065 - Promo 'jukebox' black labels - distributed into a Decca orange & black company sleeve - matrix: DR 37109 B1 / DR 37110 B1 - B-side miscredited to 'Mine - Robuson'!
France, 1965 - 7" CS - Decca 72.065 - Promo 'jukebox' black labels - distributed into a Decca orange & black company sleeve - matrix: DR 37109 B1 / DR 37110 B1 - B-side miscredited to 'Mine - Robuson'!