MUDDY WATERS Folk Singer REJECTED? TEST PRESSING LP US 1964/UK 1994 Delta Blues
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MUDDY WATERS Folk Singer LP UK 1994 (Chess / Discovery Sounds) -/EX
INFORMATION: Test Pressing for the 1994 reissue of his 4th album from 1964, but the catalogue number for this pressing is HDR 1000, so my guess is this was rejected for some reason. There is no HDR 1000 release on this label. The first release on Discovery has the cat. no. HDR 1001, & it is THIS same album, but the '1001' version has some of the original dead wax etching scratched out... Whatever the case... this is rare & unlikely you will find another!
Originally released in January, 1964 as Chess LP 1483.
Remastered at Rash Tonstudio, Gelsenkirchen.
All tracks recorded at Ter Mar Recording Studios, Chicago, Illinois, September, 1963
CONDITION: Few light marks from long term storage
The pictures you see are taken by ME of the exact item on offer. No dubious stock images & lame excuses stating that you might get any "random version", as quoted by many sellers nowadays. Bid with confidence!
Please check my other listings for lots more interesting vinyls including lots of TEST PRESSINGS!!!
Please see scan for track list & information
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