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JOHN MAYALL -Moving On LP (1972) Blues Rock White Label Promo EXCELLENT Vinyl Lp

The JOHN MAYALL «Moving On» LP from 1972 is a rare blues rock gem, featuring a white label promo pressing on vinyl. Released by Polydor Records, this first edition, first pressing record is a must-have for any collector of classic rock and blues music. The LP comes in a cardboard sleeve with original cover art, and is in excellent (EX) condition, with a very good plus (VG+) sleeve grading. With a 33 RPM speed and a 12″ size, this piece of music history is a valuable addition to any vinyl record collection.

John Mayall, Moving On, Polydor Records PD 5036, 1972, Electric Blues, Fusion-VG

The product is a vinyl LP album titled «Moving On» by artist John Mayall, released in 1972 under the Polydor Records label. The album features Electric Blues and Fusion styles, reflecting the genre of Blues. This 33 RPM record is graded as Very Good Plus (VG+) and comes in a 12″ sleeve of the same grade. The vinyl material is a classic LP format, making it a valuable addition to any music collector’s library.

John Mayall Moving On LP 1973 [Polydor PD-5036]

Each extra LP is. 50. Near Mint (NM) Vinyl is near perfect. The record sleeve should also be near perfect with only minor signs of wear. There is no «ring wear» on the cover. Good (VG-) Vinyl is well played and looks it.

John Mayall…..Moving On

The product is a vinyl LP record titled «Moving On» by artist John Mayall, released by Polydor Records in the 1970s. The record features blues rock style music in English language, with a stereo audio format on a 12″ black vinyl. It comes in a cardboard sleeve with the original cover art intact. This album showcases John Mayall’s talent and musical style during that era, making it a valuable addition to any music collector’s vinyl records collection.

John Mayall Moving On LP 1973 [Polydor PD-5036]

Each extra LP is. 50. Near Mint (NM) Vinyl is near perfect. The record sleeve should also be near perfect with only minor signs of wear. There is no «ring wear» on the cover. Good (VG-) Vinyl is well played and looks it.