Chris Barber & His Band - Battersea Rain Dance

Alto Saxophone – Ian Wheeler, John Crocker

Banjo – Stu Morrison

Bass Guitar – Jackie Flavelle

Drums – Graham Burbidge

Guitar – John Slaughter

Harmonica – Ian Wheeler

Trombone – Chris Barber

Trumpet – Pat Halcox

First UK release

Fully Laminated sleeve

Rare Original 1969 UK 1st Pressing "Marmalade ?– 608 009 STEREO" LP

Tracks :

A1 Battersea Rain Dance

A2 Snag It

A3 Revival 69

A4 People Get Ready

A5 Cat Call

B1 Sleepy John

B2 Better Get Hit In Your Soul

B3 Dooji Wooji

B4 I Think It's Going To Rain Today

B5 Mercy, Mercy, Mercy

B6 Dance Dancy

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Condition Vinyl   :        VG ++ / some light marks

Condition Sleeve  :      EX

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Mint - The record is in brand new condition With no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. The cover & any extra items (inserts, etc) are in perfect condition. Records advertised as Sealed or Unplayed should be Mint.

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