GALE GARNETT - I'LL CRY ALONE - RCA 1451 - RARE 1965 UK DEMO SINGLE NORTH'N SOUL
  £   49
  $   65

 


£ 49 Sold For
Mar 29, 2015 Sold Date
Mar 19, 2015 Start Date
£   22 Start price
5   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

A rare original 1965 RCA Victor recording by Gale Garnett.

Side One:- I'll Cry Alone

Side Two:- Where Do You Go To Go Away

The label states "Demonstration Sample Not For Sale" and "Made in England by The Decca Record Co.Ltd."

The vinyl grades EX- and retains a bright sheen. Side One looks seldom played while side two has a noticeable scuff. However thorough play testing proves it to be non-audible, in fact the audio on both sides is terrific and play is without pops, clicks or crackle. Quite amazing for a Northern Soul single from 1965!

The labels are clean and unmarked by writing or sticker residue. The centre has been knicked out and the disc will be sent with a detachable replacement centrepiece.

Matrix numbers read RPKM-6855-1C/RPKM-6842-1C

The record comes with a RCA Company Sleeve.

Very collectable and extremely rare in this UK Demo version.

Postage will be First Class Signed For (£2.90) unless Special Delivery (£6.90) is specifically requested

At the moment I regret that I am only posting to the UK and just Paypal please. 

Many thanks for looking!

For your information the gradings I use are as follows:-

Mint (M) - Brand New (Sealed)

Near mint (NM) - Looks almost unplayed * Cover almost brand new  

Excellent (EX) - Maybe a light scuff but otherwise great condition * Cover will have some wear/slight crease/faint ring wear etc     

Very good (VG) - Could have scuffing and some light scratches etc *Cover might have some creasing/fading/ring wear/marks or writing but still reasonable condition 

Good (G)  - Should play through ok but will have plenty of scratches etc * Cover could be ripped/stained/unglued etc

Fair - Very ordinary/ Might play but most likely just for the collection* Cover will be pretty terrible. 

+, ++ or - (minus) after the grading denote variations within a grade.


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