THE SEEKERS 'A WORLD OF OUR OWN' VINYL LP 1965 - FIRST PRESSING - AUTOGRAPHED
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THE SEEKERS 'A WORLD OF OUR OWN' VINYL LP 1965
A World of Our Own is the fourth studio album by the The Seekers.
The album was released in the UK in 1965 on Columbia Records.
In some countries, the album was titled The Seekers.
The album peaked at number 19 in the Billboard 200 and number 5 in the United Kingdom.
The front of the album sleeve has been autographed in person by all four members of the Seekers: Judith Durham, Athol Guy, Keith Potger & Bruce Woodley.
Judith Durham, Athol Guy, Keith Potger & Bruce Woodley have all signed their autographs in thick black ink, making all four of their autographs very easy to see and read.
The condition of the vinyl record is excellent with no scratches or any scuffs.
The autographed sleeve is also in excellent condition.
The Seekers 'A World Of Our Own' Details:
Label: Columbia ?– 33SX 1722 Format: Vinyl LP Album - Mono Country: UK Released: 1965 Genre: Folk, World, & Country Style: Folk
Tracklist: A1 A World Of Our Own Written-By – Springfield A2 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right Written-By – Dylan A3 The Leaving Of Liverpool Adapted By, Arranged By – Clancy Brothers A4 This Land Is Your Land Lead Vocals – Keith Potger Written-By – Guthrie A5 Two Summers Written-By – Woodley A6 The Times They Are A 'Changin' Written-By – Dylan B1 Just A Closer Walk With Thee Arranged By – The Seekers Written-By – Trad. B2 Don't Tell Me My Mind Written-By – Woodley B3 Allentown Jail Written-By – Gordon B4 Four Strong Winds Written-By – Tyson B5 You Can Tell The World Written By – Gibson B6 Whistling Rufus Written-By – Kennedy, Mills
Autograph Details:
The Seekers autographs were obtained when they played at the 'Talk Of The Town', Leicester Square, London on the 1st July 1968. Have had to relist this item due to eBayer crpei_93 bidding on this item and then not paying for it, even going as far as getting a friend to email me to say the buyer had died!
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