Bobby Sheen Dr. Love 7" UK 1966 Capital DEMO Northern Soul VERY RARE Vinyl
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You are looking at the rather rare and hard to find Demonstration Record (Not for sale) UK 7" of: Artist: Bobby Sheen Tracks: Dr Love / Sweet Sweet Love Label: Capitol Records Cat No: CL 15455 Release year: 1966
This is the rare Demonstration Record version Some more info on it can be found on discogs here: Bobby Sheen – Dr. Love (1966, Vinyl) - Discogs
I am by no-means a record collector or knowledgeable about this sort of stuff, my father in law is clearing out all his old belongs and found his box of old 7", I said I'd take a look through them and catalogue them on a list for him before giving them back, I found this one in the box, gave it a spin and really liked it, only when looking it up then online did I find it this particular version of it was crazy priced and very sought after. He has said sell it and we'll use the money towards a shed, I'll defo be buying a CD of Bobby Sheen though, he has a new fan! A great Northern Soul track, I could not but help dance while playing it.
I've not tried cleaning the record or doing anything to it. I only have a cheap USB record player, I've played the record on both sides and it played fine from start to finish, I can see no big scratches or marks on the records, they are not mint condition, but from my untrained eye look pretty good. I've tried to take various photos with and without flash so hopefully that will help anyone interested in bidding/buying it. It looks like Side A has a had a promotional stamp across it, I can't make out the words though. I also recorded on a video both sides playing from start to end which I will try and upload somewhere if I can figure out how. I've managed to upload a video of Side A playing here: Bobby Sheen Side A - Dr Love - YouTube
There was no sleeve for this, so I pinched an inner sleeve from one his 60's Elvis 7" records from the box, so you at least get a generic white sleeve from that decade to house it in.
I'll pack this insanely well for posting, in card/record envelope, then put that in some sort of box to totally eliminate any risk of it getting damaged.
Any questions, please just just ask, what you see in the photos is exactly what you will be getting.
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