Camel 18 - Facts Of Life/ I'll Be Waiting 1969 Skinhead
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Description
Camel Double Sider Feat The Skinhead Classic, Facts Of Life by the Mellotones and I'll Be Waiting by the Termites (B Side)
Camel 18 UK 45 (1969)
Lee Perry production for Beverleys
The vinyl grades, EX -/ Labels : A side (shown) B Side EX
The time has come to pass on the cherished Ska, Rocksteady and Reggae records from my personal collection. Built up over the past 25 years. All UK Press from 1963-1975. I love the music but it feels wrong for them to just be sitting there when others could get the pleasure I have had from them. I will try to post 10 at a time so check the listings regularly as there will be many a tune from Jamaica's top drawer.
I am a genuine collector and NOT a dealer. Putting some sound clips up especially for the grading. The reggae collectors among you have more than enough knowledge of the music so the clips are short
Postage
UK: £2.00
Europe: £3.00 (airmail)
Rest of the world: £4.00 (airmail)
Combined Post Available..contact me for details
Insurance Recommended
Guide to grading:
Mint: as new – might even be unplayed. Without blemish of any kind – no sounding or non-sounding marks, quiet surface, no groove damage, sleeve will be immaculate with sharp edges, and without creasing, writing, or difficult-to-remove stickers. I use this grading only rarely!
Near mint: virtually as new – at worst one or two small, very light non-sounding marks, or a few spindle marks. Definitely no audible marks – no groove damage and a quiet playing surface.
Excellent: There may be some very light background surface noise, or a few surface marks. Again, there should be no audible marks unless specified in the listing.
Very good: Audible imperfections such as scattered ticks, or an audible mark or marks. There are also likely to be visual imperfections such as light scuffs.
Please note: The use of a plus (+) or minus (-) sign, e.g. "ex+" or "vg-", means slightly better or worse than the indicated grade.
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