FREDDY KING Sings KING 762, MONO DEEP GROOVE Killer

$

250

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What you are bidding on is a very tough to find copy of FREDDY KING: SINGS. This is a pressing of this classic lp From the USA that was on the deep groove, black label, KING RECORDS.   It does not get any better than this.  The cover has a few flaws, but the record looks to have been played once mabe. 

Freddy King Sings represents Freddie King's earliest vocal performances recorded by King Records from August 1960 to July 1961. It features singles that were released before as well as after the album, plus two album-only tracks. Four of the songs on the album appeared in the Billboard charts in 1961: "You've Got to Love Her with a Feeling" (Pop #92), "Lonesome Whistle Blues" (R&B #8, Pop #88), "I'm Tore Down" (R&B #5), and "See See Baby" (R&B # 21).

Warehouse find.

Tracks:

1. "See See Baby"   Freddie King, Sonny Thompson 2:14 2. "Lonesome Whistle Blues"   Alan Moore, Elson Teat, Rudy Toombs 2:45 3. "Takin' Care of Business"   Toombs 2:40 4. "Have You Ever Loved a Woman"   Billy Myles 2:59 5. "You Know that You Love Me (But You Never Tell Me So)"   King, Thompson 2:16 6. "I'm Tore Down"   Thompson 2:33 Side 2 No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "I Love the Woman"   Myles 2:46 2. "Let Me Be (Stay Away from Me)"   Thompson 2:25 3. "It's Too Bad (Things Are Going So Tough)"   King 3:03 4. "You've Got to Love Her with a Feeling"   King, Thompson 3:12 5. "If You Believe (In What You Do)"   Billy Lamont, Bonnie Thompson, Toombs 2:56 6. "You Mean Mean Woman (How Can Your Love Be True)"   Thompson, Bill Willis 2:40

SLEEVE: VG (some staining and ink marks, see cover)
RECORD: VG+ (looks great, played mabe once)

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KING 762, MONO DEEP GROOVE 1961

How we grade records:

NM:  We never rate records this way, someone can find a flaw in the records even sealed....
VG+ :Most of our records fall into this range. Some will be new and unplayed, some will have a few marks, but well taken care of and should play fine.
VG: There are a few marks and scuffs and will have a little noise, but still well enjoyable.
VG- : We will not list these.  Only buy them if you have to have them.
FACTORY SEALED: These lps are a good as you can get, bear in mind it may have a piece of dust on it. It may have a tiny ding on the corner, but what do you expect for records that are 30-40 years old. They are well worth having and probably have less damage on them than you do.  (I'm only saying this for people who expect these things to be totally flaw free after 30 years, if you are that critical DON'T BID, I REPEAT DON'T BID!).  99.9% of you will be well happy with them.


How we grade covers:

NM: We never rate covers this way, you will find a flaw even if we condider perfect.
VG+ This is not mint, there may be a few scuffs, tiny seam splits, mabe a piece of tape, but the cover still looks good considering it's age.
VG: This will be very noticeable larger seam splits, repairs, somewhat worn, but still ok.
VG-: We will not list these.
VG- : We will not list these.  Only buy them if you have to have them.
FACTORY SEALED: These lps are a good as you can get, bear in mind it may have a piece of dust on it. It may have a tiny ding on the corner, but what do you expect for records that are 30-40 years old. They are well worth having and probably have less damage on them than you do.  (I'm only saying this for people who expect these things to be totally flaw free after 30 years, if you are that critical DON'T BID, I REPEAT DON'T BID!).  99.9% of you will be well happy with them.