rare obscure 1972 UK demo The Notations HEAR
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The Notations “Just Nothing Left To Give” / “Need Your Love” 3:00 (UK Chapter One SCH 174) rare and pretty damn obscure original UK 7” vinyl Demonstration Sample released in 1972.
Manufactured by The Decca Record Company. Stock copies were released 28 July, 1972.
Please note: This group is not connected in anyway to the group of the same name who recorded out of Chicago for the legendary Twinight label. Out of my own curiosity I spent a fair bit o’ time Googling (like you do) trying to find out some more information on both the group and on this obscure UK label but came up with next to nothing. Producer and co-arranger Bernard Cochrane is a veteran of the music and entertainment industry and coincidentally co-wrote Mr. Bloe’s instrumental “Groovin’ With Mr. Bloe” which gained alot of spins on the northern scene in the early seventies.
Matrixes: stamped XDR-51594-TI-IC / XDR-51594-TI-IC
Vinyl: nice shine but numerous light surface marks nothing you can feel – below VG+.
Label: clean burgundy paper with silver text, original 4 prong centre fully intact - Excellent.
Sleeve: plain white paper
Please note: All / any sound clips and label scans added to my listings are taken directly from the copy offered up for sale here.
Postage: UK first class large letter £1.50p; Europe air mail small packet £2; Rest of the World air mail small packet £3.
For UK buyers I would much prefer payment by a good old fashioned cheque - if this isn't possible payment through Paypal is just fine and dandy and the only method of payment I will accept for overseas buyers where ever you may live is this big world of ours.
If requested by the buyer - Recorded Delivery / Signed For / AirSure or whatever can be added extra at cost. But please wait for an invoice from me stating total cost before making payment.
And of course I will gladly combine postage for multiple purchases but please wait for an invoice from me before making payment. I mean what reason do people give for not offering to combine postage on multiple purchases?
All records are well packed with care and obsessive attention and generally posted within a couple of days after payment received.
I try and grade all records as accurately as my eyes and ears will allow. But bear in mind I’m human just like you, so if you think I’ve made a mistake, get in touch straight away and a solution will be found.
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Onwards,
Derek
