THE FACTORY " TRY A LITTLE SUNSHINE " PSYCH UK FREAKBEAT 45 DEMO TEST
  £   53
  $   70

 


£ 53 Sold For
Jul 7, 2013 Sold Date
Jul 4, 2013 Start Date
9   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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THE FACTORY - TRY A LITTLE SUNSHINE / RED CHALK HILL - DEMO TEST PRESSING

 

Here is a VERY rare opportunity for you to own one of the rarest PSYCH/FREAKBEAT 45's ever issued.
This record is often considered to be one of the best and most rarest psych records from the 1960's.
Only a handful of demos and publicly released 45s of 'Try A Little Sunshine' exist in the world and this is a great opportunity to own what is presumed to be a blank labelled test pressing from CBS of the record from 1969. 
Since this was obtained in 1970, this more than likely would be a test pressing from 1969 for the single before it got released.
The record comes in an orange CBS sleeve (circa 1966) as the original (white with brown text) went missing some years ago. The sleeve that should be with this can easily be replaced, if you have a stack full of spare sleeves, more than likely you would have one.
After checking on the past eBay results website for records called popsike, only 5 copy's of this single have been sold.
Please listen to the audio sample of both sides:
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CONDITION   Disc   Labels: N/A   No labels but area where labels would normally go is fine, only light wispy hairline marks visible.  Has CBS painted on one side.   Visual: EXCELLENT ++   Vinyl has the slightest of hairline marks on the playing surface, but are not audible whilst the song is playing.   Sound Quality: NEAR MINT   Plays excellently with no faults, this psych record sounds great on my high end Thorens TD125 turntable with a Shure V15 type IV cartridge.   Cover: VERY GOOD ++
Light creasing around the edges but no splits or tears.
All my records come in a strong PVC sleeve with the record inside a new white sleeve to stop the original one from splitting.







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