Deena Webster - Tuesday's Child - Factory Sample Parlophone PMC7052 FOLK/PSYCH
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Description
DEENA WEBSTER Tuesday's Child (Rare, original & much sought after 1968 UK 12-track MONO vinyl LP, now seen as a British folk/psyche classic & one of the last presses on the yellow & black Parlophone label with custom 'Factory Sample' sticker, front laminated flipback picture sleeve.
Matrix - XEX 683-1 and XEX 684-1
Tracks-
Hurry, Tuesday Child
Hair Of Spun Gold
New York Mining Disaster 1941
Geordie
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
The House Of The Rising Sun
Who Will Buy
The Flower Lady
Summer Day Reflection Song
Colours
Tangles Of My Mind
The Last Thing On My Mind
on offer here is a VERY rare LP by Deena Webster called "Tuesday's Child" and is an ORIGINAL 1968 UK MONO 1st Pressing on the 1st Press Yellow & Black Parlophone label with the 'FACTORY SAMPLE' label sticker. THIS IS ONE OF THE RAREST LPs ON THE PARLOPHONE LABEL - AND VIRTUALLY NEVER TURNS UP FOR SALE. BACK IN 1968 WHEN THIS LP WAS FIRST RELEASED - IT ONLY EVER SOLD IN ABSOLUTELY TINY AMOUNTS, AND WAS ALMOST IMMEDIATELY DELETED. AS A RESULT IT IS SERIOUSLY RARE AND INCREDIBLY HARD TO LOCATE TODAY. NOT ONLY THAT BUT THIS LP IS IN GREAT CONDITION OVERALL - IS CERTAINLY VERY PRESENTABLE, AND PLAYS BEAUTIFULLY. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL 1968 UK MONO 1ST PRESSING ON THE 1ST PRESS YELLOW & BLACK PARLOPHONE LABEL, 1ST PRESS 'PATENTS APPLIED FOR' ADVERTISING INNER SLEEVE, 1ST PRESS 1/1 MONO MATRIX ENDINGS, AND 1ST PRESS 'GARROD & LOFTHOUSE' FLIPBACK LAMINATED 'PATENTS PENDING' MONO COVER. THIS LP IS SERIOUSLY RARE AND VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO LOCATE - SO DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS AMAZING OPPORTUNITY. This is the ORIGINAL Parlophone UK 1st Pressing from 1968 and is in GREAT condition overall. The record is pressed on THICK quality vinyl. The Cat. No is PMC 7052 on the ORIGINAL 1st Press Yellow & Black Parlophone label (see picture) and is a UK MONO 1st Pressing.
Some light edgewear on the opening of the sleeve and some minor laminate front cover creasing, The rear of the sleeve is very clean for an LP of this age and over all the sleeve is nice and crisp with hardly any corner wear.
Inside EMI sleeve is present and also in great condition, no splits or tears.
The spine is clear and crisp with hardly any wear at all. Vinyl is clean and glossy, there are some very light spindle marks, looks like it's been played a couple of times only.
conservative grading (Goldmine system) Sleeve EX Vinyl EX, although vinyl probably nearer to NM. Thanks for looking.
