CLEAN CDN 6000 MONO '65 ORIG "ENCORES" DAVE CLARK FIVE Beatles UK INVASION
  $   34

 


$ 34 Sold For
Feb 12, 2017 Sold Date
Feb 7, 2017 Start Date
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8   Number Of Bids
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52 Year old ORIGINAL BRITISH INVASION COLLECTIBLE!

       CANADIAN 6000 RAINBOW CAPITOL ARTIFACT

  

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           The DAVE CLARK FIVE

       

                                      

            CANADA - (rainbow) CAPITOL RECORDS ~ T 6116 - MONO


VERY RARE in ANY condition... this is the HIGHLY collectible 1965 Capitol 6000 series FIRST PRINTING of the fifth Dave Clark 5 album, released on April 12, 1965 with a completely different custom cover and title to the USA issue,  great superior cover art you get nowhere else! The rainbow Capitol 6000 series Lp's are sought by serious collectors... As noted, the LP was released on Epic Records in America under a different title!

 *****The ORIGINAL 6000 series Canada release offers a TOTALLY DIFFERENT GROUP COVER front and back as well as a different title!  = the vinyl format is the deep rich sound of glorious MONO ...the MONAURAL release suits the gritty driving sound perfectly with the punchy (mono) production, much different from stereo ....

1965 MONO first pressing vinyl... the third album by the mighty DC5, one that thrust them next to the Beatles for the royal British crown of rock & roll ...

ENCORES was another successful LP for the Dave Clark Five. The slow, bass-driven "Come Home" was the album's hit, just reaching the Top 15 in America. The crunchy "I'm Thinking" was recycled as the flip side of "Reelin' and Rockin'" a year later and "bubbled under" Billboard's Top 100. The album is a mixed bag of originals and rocker hits like "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Little Bitty Pretty One," following the de facto formula for British Invasion records. The band's own songs vacillate between the pretty Beatlesque pop of "Your Turn to Cry" and moody rockers similar to early Zombies. The Dave Clark Five were putting out about three albums a year and hitting high points. Overeall a solid album recommended for any fans of Merseybeat... OK, the DC5 weren't from Liverpool, but they were definitely modeling their sound after that of the early Beatles, and did a better job of it than most.  These tunes were certainly not cutting edge in 1965, but that's academic at this point.  The album features four stand-out cuts -- "Come Home", "Hurting Inside", "I'll Never Know", and "Your Turn to Cry" -- all closer to the soulful ballad style of "Because" than the raucous big-beat sound of "Glad All Over".  "I'll Never Know" almost sounds like a Zombies tune.  The rest of the songs don't rise to this level, but are good overall.  "Till the Right One Comes Along" is DC5 unplugged, featuring only vocals, an acoustic guitar, and a touch of keys in a charming way.  The covers of "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Little Bitty Pretty One" are tight and energetic, but pretty closely to the originals.  "Remember, It's Me" is, for the DC5, a bit on the experimental side... not a big focus for them, and this track perhaps shows why... it doesn't quite work.  Still, kind of interesting to hear them trying different styles.
"Hurting Inside" was a single B side and is a nice mid-tempo tune with some good harmonies


                                        Come Home
                                   We will get running
                                    Blue Suede Shoes
                                      Hurting Inside
                                    I will Never Knew
                           Til The Right One Comes Along
                                      I am Thinking
                                   Your Turn to Cry
                                Little Bitty Pretty One
                                  Remember, It is Me
                                   Mighty Good Loving


CONDITION: The cover: The thick cover is "EX" (excellent), full of original colors just as it was when first issued in 1964.  There are No delete marks, split seams, no bends, no writing ...it's the RARE unique custom cover that was only released in Canada on rainbow Capitol of the 6000 series!


The vinyl: rated: "EX" (excellent) expect the deep groove pressing to play with enjoyable , excellent audio - no issues.. both rainbow Capitol labels are clean


      

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!








 

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