STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK Incense 'n Peppermints Vinyl '67
  £   32
  $   42

 


£ 32 Sold For
Feb 4, 2010 Sold Date
Jan 25, 2010 Start Date
£   20 Start price
6   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

Artist: THE STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK

Title: INCENSE AND PEPPERMINTS

Format: 12” LP MONO

Label:  PYE INTERNATIONAL NPL.28106              

Year: 1967

Condition:         VINYL: EX-

                        SLEEVE: EX-

One careful owner and not played for years.

 

TRACK LISTING

Side A

   1. "The World's on Fire" - 8:26

   2. "Birds in My Tree" - 1:55

   3. "Lose to Live" - 3:17

   4. "Strawberries Mean Love" - 3:03

 

Side B

   1. "Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow" - 3:06

   2. "Paxton's Back Street Carnival" - 2:05

   3. "Hummin' Happy" - 2:26

   4. "Pass Time with the SAC" - 1:23

   5. "Incense and Peppermints" - 2:49

   6. "Unwind with the Clock" - 4:14

 

PERSONNEL

    * Mark Weitz - Organ, piano, harpsichord, vocals

    * Randy Seol - Drums, bongos, vibraphone, vocals

    * Ed King - lead guitar, vocals

    * Lee Freeman - rhythm guitar, bass, harmonica, drums, vocals, woodwind

    * George Bunnell - Bass, vocals

    * Gary Lovetro - Bass, vocals (Does not appear on album)

    * Steve Bartek - Flute

 

POSTAGE COSTS:

UK - FREE

Europe - £4.50

USA/Canada/Rest of the World - £6.00

All items are sent in strong cardboard mailers with stiffeners

A no quibble money back guarantee if you are not happy with the item.

 

GUIDE TO CONDITION OF LP's

M = MINT - Brand new or as new, STILL SEALED

NM = NEAR MINT - The record appears to be MINT, but I cannot guarantee it is UNPLAYED, as the record is not still sealed

EX = EXCELLENT - There are slight surface marks on disc. The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening of sound quality. The cover might have slight wear and/or creasing.

VG = VERY GOOD- The disc has surface marks, just showing evidence of general play

G = GOOD - The disc is marked, showing it has been played quite a number of times. But still plays fine

F = FAIR - will mainly apply to sleeves that show signs of damage

 

 


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