Unicef to release limited edition blue vinyl albums from Kate Bush, David Bowie, Novelist and more

Each of the 16 albums will only have 50 copies of the limited blue vinyl up for grabs.

Ozzy Osbourne, the Spice Girls, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Alicia Keys, Robbie Williams and more have also got albums being released on the extremely limited vinyl.

The limited vinyl will be distributed through a £5 artist specific prize draw. There's room to enter multiple times too with no limit on the number of tickets bought.

There will also be opportunities for collectors to bid for the first pressing of each of the 16 albums, with the bidding starting at £250.

For those looking to bag the whole collection, there'll be a special auction for all the number two pressings of all 16 albums, with bids starting at £1,500. All the bidding will take place at givergy.com.

Albums on limited blue vinyl:

• David Bowie - The Next Day
• Bring Me The Horizon – That’s The Spirit
• Kate Bush – The Sensual World
• King Crimson – In the Court of the Crimson King
• Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Skeleton Tree
• Coldplay – A Head Full Of Dreams
• The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Axis: Bold As Love
• Kasabian – For Crying Out Loud
• Alicia Keys – Songs In A Minor
• Bob Marley And The Wailers – Catch A Fire
• Novelist – Novelist Guy
• Ozzy Osbourne – Diary Of A Madman
• Spice Girls – Spice
• Paul Weller – A Kind Revolution
• Robbie Williams – Take The Crown
• Amy Winehouse – Back To Black

UK Unicef Ambassador Robbie Williams explains, “I’ve been a Unicef UK Ambassador for 17 years, and have seen first-hand just how vital the work made possible through projects like Blue Vinyl really is. On trips to Haiti and South Africa to see Unicef’s work I’ve met children living in the most horrendous circumstances, who have experienced things no child should ever have to. I couldn’t be more proud to support Unicef Blue Vinyl with my album, Take The Crown, and know that the money raised through this special edition really will help fund life-saving work for children around the world.”