THE FOUR TOPS Still Waters Run Deep MOTOWN FROM 69 W/SHRINK PROMOTIONAL TOP 40's
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WARNING: DUE TO SOME BUYERS ABUSING OF THE BUYERS PROTECTION PROGRAM AND RETURNING BROKEN OR NONE WORKING ITEMS THAT ARE NOT THE ORIGINAL ITEM WE SHIPPED OUT, WE ARE NOW USING AN INVISIBLE STAMP WITH OUR LOGO, TO MAKE SURE THAT IF AN ITEM IS RETURNED IT WILL BE THE ACTUAL ITEM WE SOLD. THE FOUR TOPS Still Waters Run Deep MOTOWN FROM 69 W/SHRINK PROMOTIONAL TOP 40's A VG PLUS LP ON MOTOWN 704 FROM 1969 IN STEREO AND STILL WITH SHRINK WRAP OVER COVER! A WHITE LABEL PROMOTIONAL COPY AND ALSO WITH DISC JOCKEY STAMP ON BACK COVER Q: WHAT'S SO GREAT ABOUT A PROMOTIONAL LP? A: PROMOTIONAL LPS GENERALLY SPEAKING WERE THE FIRST PRESSINGS OF A PARTICULAR ISSUE TO BE HANDED OUT TO RADIO STATIONS, PERSONNEL AND OTHER PROMOTIONAL VENUES. MANY BELIEVE THE PROMO COPIES TO BE SUPERIOR IN SOUND QUALITY, SINCE THEY CAME OFF THE MOTHERS FIRST. PRODUCED BY FRANK WILSON WITH THE ORIGINAL MOTOWN INNERS SLEEVE AS SHOWN (SIDES SPLIT) TRACKS AS SHOWN ON THE LABEL PHOTOS BACKGROUND INFO FROM ALLMUSIC.COM WEBSITE: Review by John Lowe In early 1970, the group was assigned to Norman Whitfield disciple Frank Wilson for production, and he managed to breathe some life into their stagnating career. They earned a pair of Top Forty hits with "Still Water (Love)" and a remake of Tommy Edwards' "It's All in the Game." COVER STOCK STILL WITH WHAT APPEARS TO BE THE ORIGINAL SHRINK WRAP INTACT. CORNERS WITH SMALL ROUGH SPOTS AND OUTER LAYER LOSSES ON POINT. RIGHT CORNERS WITH OUTER LAYER LOSSES. NOTWITHSTANDING, A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS, SO PLEASE DO LOOK AT THE COVER PHOTOS TO ASCERTAIN COVER CONDITION. SPINDLE HOLE WITH SOME RUB MARKS. THE HIGH LUSTER VINYL BLANK WITH SOME LIGHT AND FINE SURFACE RUB SCUFF MARKS AND PLAY LINES UNDER BRIGHT ANGLED LIGHT AND ASSIDUOUS EXAMINATION.
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