BRUCE RUFFIN - Dry Up Your Tears (Trojan) TR7704 1969 original
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BRUCE RUFFIN - Dry Up Your Tears (Trojan) TR7704 1969 original
Flipside is "One Way Street", the instrumental cut to "Jaga Jaga War"
ReggaeMATTic Radio
Condition (Cover / Vinyl): - / VG+
Labels clean and clear both sides, centre intact. Vinyl very nice and shiny but a few fine lines mainly towards the end of the A-side. Plays great and only letting go because of a recent upgrade. Lovely tune, covered later by Tinga Stewart as 'The Bold One'. Top recommendation and it just happens that the flipside is a romping stomping skinhead instrumental.
Comments: Check the sound samples for a 116K Joint Stereo VBR unadulterated listen to the actual record you are bidding on. A great opportunity to grab this one ! All postage includes the signed-for service - apologies for the cost of this but eBay and PayPal require proof of delivery. However, you only pay the signed-for cost once, and the way the postal charges work out the second and often the third item shipping is free (ask me a question if you need a firm quote). I don't make money on shipping. Mail me if you have any further queries before bidding.
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Grading: is generally per UK Record Collector standards and the cover will only be graded if it is specific to the record. All gradings are visual only unless stated otherwise in the comments above. If you wish to have a more full explanation of grades, look here - plain black sleeves or company sleeves are not graded. The photos were done using my A3 scanner which sometimes leaves the colours looking a bit washed out which may make dirty labels look slightly brighter.Sometimes a dot pattern or stripes shows and this is due to the interference of the scanner resolution with the dor printing of what is being scanned. It is also not that great on silver or gold print, making the print look fainter than it actually is.