1975 AFRTS Barry White & Love Unlimited Orchestra Best of Our Love Armed Forces
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Description
Original AFRTS transcription LP RL‑9‑1 featuring Barry White & The Love Unlimited Orchestra’s The Best of Our Love. Produced exclusively for U.S. service members and distributed to bases worldwide, AFRTS discs were never sold commercially. These pressings often show factory quirks and light inherent noise even when new.
Photo Note: Any circular “ring” visible in images is only a reflection from the ring light used during photography. It is not present on the record or sleeve. This lighting is used to clearly show gloss, label condition, and surface details.
Side 1 – P‑19729 / RL‑9‑1
Barry White – The Best of Our Love
-Let Me Live My Life Lovin’ You Babe
-Can’t Get Enough of Your Love Babe
-You’re the First, the Last, My Everything
-Just the Way You Are
Deadwax: P‑19729 ST RL‑9‑1 A+ch
Side 2 – P‑19730 / RL‑9‑1
Barry White & Love Unlimited Orchestra – The Best of Our Love
-Oh Love, Well We Finally Made It
-Walkin’ in the Rain with the One I Love
-My Sweet Summer Suite (Instrumental)
-Satin Soul (Instrumental)
-Love’s Theme (Instrumental)
Deadwax: P‑19730 ST RL‑9‑1 A+ch
VG+ record / VG sleeve. Both sides retain strong gloss with minimal cosmetic wear including light dot scuffs, minor gloss wear, and light sleeve scuff near the outer perimeter. Playback has faint surface noise primarily at the start of Side 1 and Side 2, believed to be related to the test deck used. Two brief scuff‑related audible spots were heard on Side 1 Track 1 (8 rotations and 3 rotations), likely inaudible on better equipment. No skips or tracking issues. Labels show minor fading and ridge wear but are otherwise clean. Sleeve shows light staining, a small tear at the opening, and minor ring wear; no seam splits. Playback notes may vary depending on equipment. Sold as‑is.
Photo Note: Any circular “ring” visible in images is only a reflection from the ring light used during photography. It is not present on the record or sleeve. This lighting is used to clearly show gloss, label condition, and surface details.
Grading Note: AFRTS transcription discs were utilitarian pressings intended for broadcast use. Light inherent noise and minor cosmetic anomalies are common even on clean examples.
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