The Last Poets «O.D. / Black Thighs» 1970 1st Pressing Soul Jazz Rap 45rpm NM
The Last Poets «O.D. / Black Thighs» 1970. 1st Pressing – Soul Jazz Rap 45rpm. Vinyl Plays: NM. Vinyl Looks: EX. SEE PHOTOS. Faint hairlines DNAP.
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The Last Poets «O.D. / Black Thighs» 1970. 1st Pressing – Soul Jazz Rap 45rpm. Vinyl Plays: NM. Vinyl Looks: EX. SEE PHOTOS. Faint hairlines DNAP.
This product is a first pressing 45 RPM vinyl record of The Beatles’ «NOWHERE MAN» and «WHAT GOES ON,» released in 1966 by Capitol Records. The record is in excellent condition (EX) with a black color and comes in a paper sleeve. Produced by Sir George Martin, this single is a part of the British Invasion era and features etched original cover. The genre of the record is rock and rock ‘n’ roll, representing the 1960s music scene in the United States.
By Carl PerkinsSun # 234 45rpm 1956. BLUE SUEDE SHOES / HONEY, DON’T! A lot of records with this grade may look bad but still play good. VG: (VERY GOOD) : Obviously played and noticeably less than perfect.
The Jesus and Mary Chain Darklands EP 12″ Vinyl 45RPM 1987 NEG 29T
“Burley Cutie” plays strong with just one light, soft scuff that does not affect playback. Labels show typical age wear. A solid original Duke pressing and a desirable addition for collectors of Johnny Ace, Duke Records, and classic 1950s R&B.
Harry Belafonte. Original Belafonte picture sleeve. RCA Victor. Hold ‘Em Joe.
The Alchemist & Schoolboy Q – WYGDTNS 7” Vinyl Craft Single 239/500 Played 1 time
Chuck Berry – Sweet Little Sixteen. Here we have a bundle of Old Gold 45 singles. They all play well and have been tested. One sleeve has writing on as shown in the pictures. Roy Orbison – Only The Lonely.
► Artist:The Lovin’ Spoonful. Sleeve: Generic white sleeve and polypropylene outer sleeve. ► Format: 7″ Vinyl Record (45 RPM). ► Title: Do You Believe In Magic?. Vinyl:Very Good Plus (VG+) Shows minimal signs of wear, such as light scuffs or faint scratches that should not affect listening.
SEALED & MINT . Perfect . LOW NUMBER