Peace Of Mind (Barheads Dub). (Club 69’s Future Mix). Records have DJ notations on labels, they all play clean and strong. Keep Hope Alive (Serial Club Mix). Let The Sunshine (Club Mix). Go Around (X-Press 2 Mix).
Media Condition : Good Plus (G+) Sleeve Condition : Very Good Plus (VG+) Scratches on both sides of record Notes : Black label with MERCURY, curved in capital letters on top. Track List : A1. Poor Old Me A2. Singing The Blues A3. Yearning A4. There You Go A5. Uh, Uh, No A6. Just One More A7. Train Of Love A8. Am I Losing You B1. Don't Stop The Music B2. Poor Man's Riches B3. I'm Tired B4. Young Love B5. Gonna Come Get You B6. The Same Two Lips B7. I'm Coming Home B8. I've Got A New Heartache
Official Album of Disneyland and Walt Disney World vinyl record released in 1980 by Disneyland Records. Note that this record is factory sealed from the manufacturer.
Please see photos for condition. This is a untested record. I have a whole collection that came from storage unit. Selling as is as seen
The Rocker 2:40. Sleeve Condition : Very Good Plus (VG+). Lacquer Cut At Sterling Sound. Similar to [r=28157428], except back cover DOES NOT show other titles in the «Collectors Editiion» series. Front cover: COLLECTORS EDITION (instead of COLLECTOR SERIES) Back cover: ”Manufactured and Marketed by PolyGram Records Inc. 810 Seventh Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10019.
Suited for dedicated collectors and vinyl enthusiasts, this compilation captures the raw energy and signature sound that defined the band’s early career. It is a fantastic addition to any classic rock record collection.
The product is a 45 RPM 7″ white label promo vinyl record by artist Chuck Nelson, released in 1956 by Era Records. The record features the songs «I Can’t Be There» and «Not While I’m Young,» performed by Chuck Nelson with the Buddy Bregman Orch. The high-fidelity mono record is in very good plus condition and comes in a paper sleeve. It is a compilation of vocal style music with a black vinyl material, and is perfect for occasions like carnivals, Fourth of July, or birthdays. Produced by Herb Newman and Lou Bedell, this single showcases the talent of Chuck Nelson in the 1950s pop music genre.
What stands out about this compilation is the inclusion of live studio recordings.
The Band of Gold record by Belinda Carlisle, released in 1986 by MCA Records, features a compilation of songs in English from the 1980s era. The 12″ vinyl record comes in a cardboard sleeve and is in near mint condition, making it a valuable addition to any music collection. With a full-range fidelity level and stereo audio channels, this LP showcases the vocal talent of Belinda Carlisle and was produced by Michael Lloyd, known for his work in the 1980s music industry.
I use Goldmine for grading. Special note: I use EX when the vinyl is better than VG+ but Not quite NM-. Very Good Plus (VG+). Very Good (VG). Vinyl: A record that has been played but is still in excellent condition.