Doo Wop R&B 45 FARRIS HILL Did We Go Steady Too Soon on V-TONE #231 EX HEAR
$
25
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
HUGE list of titles this week! 100+ 50s and 60s doo wop, group, early rock, and assorted other classics and obscurities. Be sure to check out my other items and add me as a favorite seller to keep up to date as there is lots more yet to come. Thanks for viewing!
Artist: Farris Hill & The Madison Bros.
Title: Did We Go Steady Too Soon b/w The Twirl
Label/Cat #: V-Tone 231 Year: 1952
Condition vinyl: EX full gloss, no blemishes, beautiful condition, hear for yourself in the clip below
Comments: Rare early 60s group harmony sound, really deep and soulful cut on the a-side
HEAR A CLIP OF "DID WE GO STEADY TOO SOON" HEAR A CLIP OF "THE TWIRL"
**Please see listing photos to evaluate record label condition - any soundclips used for auctions are recorded directly from the item offered with no enhancements, audio "clean ups" or other alterations**
Thank you for reading and again please check my other listings for more rare 45s and LPs in this genre. If you have any questions please ask. I pride myself on honest grading and helpful communication.
Grading: I grade conservatively on a scale of: NM (rarely applied to a used record, must look absolutely pristine), EX (a true top copy worthy of any collection with 1 or 2 truly minor imperfections), VG+ (a minimal amount of marks may be seen under bright light with none deep enough to significantly effect playback), VG (perfectly good playing copy but may show slightly more than minimal marks with 1 or 2 maximum being feelable), VG- (still an eminently listenable record that will show numerous superficial and possibly several more impacting marks), G (will play through but could be a "noisy" listen the result of numerous surface marks of various severities).
Postage: USA: MEDIA MAIL $4.00 (up to 4 LPs or 6 45s) $6.00 (up to 8 LPs or 12 45s) ASK for higher quantity rates WORLD: FIRST CLASS $18.50 first LP or $11.50 first 45 + $2.50 per each additional
price rating
