Side A: Bandera Waltz. Slim Whitman and His Orchestra. Near Mint (NM) Vinyl is near perfect. The record sleeve should also be near perfect with only minor signs of wear. There should be no «ring wear» on the cover.
An Album/ LP by Houston Fearless described as follows Title: «Houston Fearless» Self-Titled LP. Label/Pressing Date: Liberty Records label, pressed in 1968 (original pressing). MT = Mint. EX = Excellent.
This product is a 45-RPM vinyl record by artist Fats Domino, released in 1957 on the IMPERIAL RECORDS label. The record features two songs, «I’m Walkin'» and «I’m In The Mood For Love», and is considered in Very Good (VG) condition with a Good (G) paper sleeve.
Ricky Nelson. Cardboard picture sleeve has a small ding/rub lower right corner, very light yellowing near edges-mostly back o/w bright and clean. Vinyl has a few small very light rubs o/w Excellent.
Original US 7″ 1968 PROMO The New Generation psych rock45 single. Record has mint PROMO/Audition labels. Vinyl is mint. Great condition.
CONDITION: VERY GOOD PLUS PLUS very clean, tiny scratch first 3 mm of Kronoberg, 2 mm blister start of Smaland plays very E- quiet lightest hiss, AMAZING SOUND. A series of great SCANDINVIAN Danish Swedish Norwegian Finnish Marches, Folk Band, Humor and Popular recordings.
Vinyl shows light surface scratches and scuffs; inner sleeve has a significant tear and age-related yellowing. Outer jacket has minor corner wear and edge rubbing. Any wear, tarnishing, or surface marks will be clearly shown in the photos.
A1 A Travelin’ Man. And most importantly. B4 I’m Throwing Rice At The Girl I Love. B3 Hopeless. A2 Blueberry Hill.
SIDE TWO<<24 HOURS OF LONELINESS. SIDE ONE<