BOB DYLAN - JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY BLUES - RARE TMoQ ISSUE ON GREEN VINYL
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Description
Trade Mark of Quality 1803 Release: probably early 1070's
Trade Mark of Quality were two guys from Los Angeles called Ken and Dub who started up in the late 1960's or early 1070's producing copies of bootleg recordings of live rock shows. They pressed only virgin coloured vinyl and developed a reputation for quality over time.
This copy of a collection of live Dylan recordings and studio outtakes is on green vinyl in a plain white card sleeve, The sleeve has become somewhat grungy but that's maybe part of the appeal! It comes with a loose paper insert with track listing and song origins.
I have included a new poly-lined inner to give the record some protection
Tracklist
A1 Mixed Up Confusion A2 East Laredo A3 I'll Keep It With Mine A4 Talking' John Birch Society Blues A5 Who Killed Davey Moore? A6 Eternal Circle A7 Ramblin' Gamblin' WillieB1 I Was Young When I Left Home B2 Percy's Song B3 Corrine, Corrina B4 In The Evening When The Sun Goes Down B5 Long John
Gradings follow the standards recommended in Record Collector Magazine's grading guide.
- Vinyl: VG - some light surface marks and non-feelable scratches
- Sleeve: VG - the plain white card sleev is sound but is quite grubby and marked in places
- The labels are clean and undamaged
- The poly-lined paper inner is brand new
All my records are posted in LP mailers with cardboard stiffeners.
I will of course accept returns and will pay for return postage in the event of any defects or any problems with quality. Please email me if you have any concerns or questions.
I will combine postage; please wait for an invoice
Please email me to confirm postage costs if bidding from outside the UK before making payment
Thanks for looking
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