UK LP - NORMAN HAINES - DEN OF INIQUITY
£
450
$
596
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Description
******** BEING OFFERED FOR SALE OVER THE NEXT WEEK OR SO ARE SOME MORE CHOICE ITEMS FROM MY OWN PERSONAL COLLECTION - AMONGST THEM ARE ULTRA RARITIES IN AMAZING CONDITION, YOU WILL ALSO FIND SOME OF THOSE HIDDEN TREASURES THAT HAVE LONG ELLUDED YOUR COLLECTION - BE SURE TO CHECK OUT ALL MY FOR SALE ITEMS ----- DON'T MISS OUT !!!!!! ********
This is amongst the rarest of all UK LP releases and is recorded by the immensly talented NORMAN HAINES BAND, This was a progression for Norman from his earlier recordings that feature on another one of those must have items by the group LOCOMOTIVE with every track demonstrating his undoubted abilities as a composer, singer, organist and pianist (a musical genius).
Engineered by Peter Brown and recorded at the legendary "Abbey Road studios the quality of sound is REMARKABLE. The other musicians within the band are Andy Hughes on Bass guitar, Jazz legend Jimmy Skidmore on drums and Neil Clarke demonstrating amazing abilities on the guitar.
This is MUST HAVE item for any serious collectors and the condition of this copy is surely amongst the best available with all aspects being at least Excellent. The cover as per photo has STUNNING artwork and is a COLLECTABLE in its own right.
Condition
Cover = EXCELLENT + (light signs of ageing only)
Vinyl = EXCELLENT + (very light marks, no audible noise)
Labels = EXCELLENT +
Label = Parlophone
Number = PCS 7130
Year of release = 1971
Tracks 1) Den of Iniquity 2) Finding my way home 3) Everything you see 4) When I came down 5) Bourgeois 6) Rabbits a) Sonata for singing pig b) Joint effort c) Skidpatch d) Miracle 7) Life is so unkind a) Moonlight Mazurka b) Echoes of the future.
There you have it a TOP COLLECTABLE in TOP CONDITION, be sure not to MISS OUT on your opportunity to purchase this MASTERPIECE !!!!!
GOOD LUCK TO ALL BIDDERS
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