Johnny Burnette PROMO Audition LP Dreamin' VG+ vinyl Liberty Records LP
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Description
Visually graded with clean labels.
Front jacket laminate is VG++.
Plain inner sleeve, not the Liberty sleeve.
Rear slick has stains in the upper right corner, see the photos.
NO musty odor.
Front laminate has some very faint, minor, hard-to-see bin wear on the top of the slick.
No other visible shelf-wear.
Back side is otherwise clean-looking with no obvious yellowing.
No notch-cut, NO corner-cut, NO drill hole, NO writing, NO stickers.
Spine and seams are intact.
Spine printing is mostly pretty well-lined up, but not perfect.
The upper corner has a bit of wear, the other corners are in great shape.
I'll ship with with 2 fresh filler pads on each side, to minimize risk of further bumping while the USPS is transporting this,
and of course I'll separate the vinyl from the jacket.
Vinyl is graded visually.
Grading is conservative, using the traditional "Goldmine" grading standard, with a very bright light and checking from many angles.
I gladly combine shipping so that you get the most affordable cost.
Contact me before paying, so that I can adjust your invoice.
I've been buying and selling vinyl and CDs online since the mid-90's, before eBay existed.
Because this item is hard to find, USPS Ground Advantage is the default, Sorry, NO media mail option.
"Burnette gained prominence in 1973 for the inclusion of "You're Sixteen" on the American Graffiti soundtrack, and for Ringo Starr's version of the same song.
In addition, Burnette's original song was recognized by the Rockabilly Hall of Fame.
One of his songs, "Train Kept A-Rollin'" by Tiny Bradshaw, would later be recorded by the Yardbirds, Aerosmith and Motörhead.
The Cramps covered his song "Tear it Up", Poison Ivy heavily influenced by Burnette's raw guitar style and Lux Interior borrowing Burnette's vocal approach, and fellow rockabilly band Tav Falco's Panther Burns did a cover of "You're Undecided" with Burnette's quivering, emotional vocal delivery.
The Beatles, with John Lennon on vocal, performed "Lonesome Tears in My Eyes" at the BBC on July 10, 1963 for broadcast airing on July 23, 1963.
Lennon introduced the song, originally recorded by Johnny Burnette and the Rock 'n Roll Trio on July 3, 1956 and released in March 1957, joking, "This is a Dorsey Burnette number, brother of Johnny Burnette, called 'Lonesome Tears in My Eyes', recorded on their very first LP in 1822!"
This live in-studio recording of 'Lonesome Tears in My Eyes' (including Lennon's spoken intro) was later included on the Beatles' 1994 two-CD set, Live at the BBC."
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