SEA FEVER Clipper Jangle 1969 FADING YELLOW SUNSHINE POP PSYCH GEM 45 LISTEN
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Description
SEA FEVER "Clipper Jangle" b/w "I Don't Want To See The Sunshine"
Original 1969 45 on the US CHUBOB label
Vinyl: Looks unplayed, plays VG++ to EXCELLENT
STUNNING sunshine pop two-sider out of Meridian, MS circa 1969 by the Sea Fever, formerly known as the MaleBox. You can see why that name change had to be made. The big bright and brassy "Clipper Jangle" sounds like Sagittarius with a sax, and shoulda been a hit. Even better is the flip, a bouncy bit of sunshine popsike riding a paisley wave of harpischord and an undertow of jazzy drumming. It's kinda like the Left Banke if they lived near the shore, and in my humble opinion, "I Don't Want To See The Sunshine" is a bona fide gen-yoo-wine undiscovered Fading Yellow soft pop masterpiece that, well, just got discovered. By me, anyways. Now it's your turn.
HEAR IT!
UPDATE: SORRY, I NO LONGER SHIP TO ITALY DUE TO A CORRUPT POSTAL SYSTEM (THERE, NOT HERE).
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First class shipping is $4.00 in the US, with each additional record only $1 additional shipping. Delivery confirmation included in the shipping costs. Air mail shipping to Canada starts at $6 US, each additional record $2 shipping. Air mail shipping everywhere else in the world starts at $8 US, with each additional record only $3 shipping.
I try to grade as best as I can, and I list as many blemishes/imperfections I can find (writing, ringwear, scuff marks, etc.) – Also, please note that I DO listen to these albums – I may not listen to every track, but my grades are based on LISTENING, not just looking at it, since chances are you’ll be listening to the record you buy, not just looking at it. Most of the albums I sell are the ones I’ve enjoyed for years – and I treat my records with kid gloves. But sounds speak louder than words, so check out the sound clips below – they’re from the actual record you’re bidding on.
SHIPPING AND PACKAGING
Listen, I buy a bunch of records too (when I’m not getting outbid at the last second, which is more often than not) – and I know what it’s like to get a rare, one-of-a-kind album packaged dangerously in a flimsy bubblewrap package. I hate that too. So rest assured, I ALWAYS package albums with stiff cardboard reinforcements, same for 45s. And yes, the records are removed from the sleeves (for albums). I ship out once a week, every Friday, because I have a regular day job. But I’d be willing to give that up if you’d all be so kind as to bid my items up to stupidly high amounts.
NOW IT’S YOUR TURN…
I will always leave positive feedback for successful transactions, and would appreciate the same in return. All I ask of you is the following – please pay for your items within 14 days of the close of auction. Compared to other sellers, that’s a generous amount of time, so if you don’t pay within 2 weeks, then I have to assume something’s wrong. You’ll get an Ebay payment reminder at that point, and possibly a decapitated horse head in your bed. If, after 30 days, you still haven’t forked up the cash, I’ll relist the item and yell at you if I ever see you in town.
