Christy Moore - Paddy On The Road - Original UK LP (1969) 500 ONLY Celtic Folk
  £   185
  $   245

 


£ 185 Sold For
Jul 30, 2017 Sold Date
Jul 20, 2017 Start Date
19   Number Of Bids
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Description

The vinyl has a few marks on it. It is certainly nowhere near mint condition. But it plays great and does not skip anywhere. There is the odd crackle at times but truthfully not many. The playback is very good and allows you to thoroughly enjoy a great album.

The cover is in good shape. Laminated on both sides, it has some light scuffing and one or two light creases. The spine is still intact with the writing complete - just slightly creased in places.
Along the bottom edge there are a couple of slight blemishes and a tiny seam split at the bottom right.
Have a look at the photos.

If you want a mint copy then this is not for you. But it is a thoroughly decent copy of an album that is impossibly rare. Only 500 were pressed back in 1969.

Please only bid if you don't mind this massively rare album having a few marks on it.

Original UK LP from 1969.
Mercury 20170 SMCL.
Stereo.

Paddy on the Road is the debut album by Irish folk musician Christy Moore, released in 1969. The album was produced and co-written by Dominic Behan.

Although issued on a major label, Mercury Records, only 500 copies were pressed of the original 1969 issue.

It's in a more dated Irish folk style than the approach for which he'd become more renowned, offering lilting and jaunty tunes about romance and courting, as well as more serious stuff about the IRA and Irish political and labour struggles, albeit delivered in a rousing vocal manner.
Noted songwriter Dominic Behan produced the LP and penned a number of the songs, including the most politically oriented ones, "The Belfast Brigade" and "The Strike Weapon."


Tracklist

A1 Paddy On The Road 3:28 A2 Marrow Bones 2:11 A3 Strike Weaspon 2:38 A4 Avondale 2:46 A5 James Larkin 2:52 A6 Cunla


1:55 B1 Spanish Lady 2:55 B2 Belfast Brigade 2:03 B3 Cricklewood 2:06 B4 Curragh Of Kildare 3:47 B5 Maid Of Athy 1:10 B6 Father McFadden 2:17


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