Special versions taken from Eddie Murphy’s hit Columbia debut album»How Could It Be» (FC 39952). oArtist: Eddie Murphy. Engineered by Thomas Flye at The Joint Recording Studio, Buffalo, NY. Executive Producer: Larkin Arnold.
Sammy Hagar – C2. Go-Go’s – B3. Speeding 2:11. Ravyns – B1. Raised On The Radio 3:43. Sleeve Condition : Very Good Plus (VG+). Billy Squier – C1. Poco (3) – C5.
This vinyl record, «Long Time Coming» by Ready for the World, is a first pressing from 1980 on the Universal Special Products label. The high-fidelity LP features a sleek cardboard sleeve with a fair condition, good inlay, and original cover. With a funky style and soulful sound, this 12″ record in stereo format plays at 33 RPM, making it a must-have for fans of 1980s funk and R&B music. Made in the United States, this black vinyl LP with a runtime of 48 minutes showcases the unique blend of musical talents that Ready for the World had to offer.
This country music record showcases the Nashville Sound style of the 1970s, making it a valuable addition to any music collection.
Artist: Nia Peeples. Record is NM. Labels are NM. Includes NM picture sleeve. Format: 7″ 45 RPM. (LP and 45 orders cannot be combined).
Released in May 1971 in the USA. The record and sleeve both grade VG+.
A nice touch is the way the black vinyl sits flat on the platter.
Design [Album Design], Producer – MC5. Tenor Saxophone – Leon Henderson. Genre: Rock. There is always a chance of a release date being delayed, and we are not always notified by our distributors when this happens.
12” In great shape.
What I like about this double LP is the included digital download for portability.