ERIC CLAPTON 17 vinyl singles in NEAR-MINT CONDITION
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Oct 29, 2007 Sold Date
Oct 19, 2007 Start Date
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Eric Clapton vinyl singles with Cream, Derek & the Dominoes, and solo from 1967-1987.  ALL ARE IN NEAR-MINT CONDITION.

CREAM:

(1)  Strange Brew / Tales of Brave Ulysses (1967) promo deejay white label copy (ATCO 6488)

(2)  Sunshine of Your Love / Swlabr (1968) promo deejay white label copy ATCO 6544

(3)  White Room / Those Were the Days (1968) commercial copy (ATCO 6617)

(4)  Badge / What a Bringdown (1969) stock copy (ATCO 6668)

(5)  Lawdy Mama (1970) somewhat hard-to-find promo deejay white label stereo/mono copy (ATCO 6708)

(6)  HARD TO FIND PROMOTIONAL EP in mono WITH EXCERPTS FROM "Wheels of Fire" LP IN ORIGINAL ***PICTURE SLEEVE***.  Contains 3 songs...Crossroads, As You Said, and Those Were the Days.

DEREK & THE DOMINOES:

(1)  Bell Bottom Blues (1973) stereo/mono promo deejay with long version on red label (POLYDOR #15056) 

(2)  Let It Rain (1972) stereo/mono promo deejay with long version on red label (POLYDOR #15049)

ERIC CLAPTON/ERIC CLAPTON BAND:

(1)  After Midnight (1970) stereo/mono promo deejay white label (ATCO 6784)

(2)  I Shot the Sheriff / Give Me Strength (1974) stereo stock copy (RSO #409)

(3)  Swing Low Sweet Chariot / Pretty Blue Eyes (1975) stereo promo deejay on blue label (RSO #509)

(4)  Hello Old Friend (1976) stereo/mono promo deejay on white label (RSO #861)

(5)  Wonderful Tonight (1978) stereo/mono promo deejay on white label (RSO #895)

(6)  I Can't Stand It (1981) stereo/mono promo deejay on white label (RSO #1060)

(7)  Another Ticket (1981) stereo/mono promo deejay on gray label (RSO #1064)

(8)  Forever Man (1985) stereo/mono promo deejay on gray label (Warner Bros. #7-29081)

(9)  Behind the Mask (1987) stereo promo deejay on gray label (Warner Bros. #7-28391)

ALL OF THESE SINGLES ARE IN NEAR-MINT CONDITION FROM MY PERSONAL COLLECTION...no cracks, no chips, no skips (to my knowledge), no scratches, and no fingerprints...just the occasional clicks and pops that are inherent in vinyl records.  The only thing that might be considered an "imperfection" by purists is that most of the promotional SOLO disc labels are stamped with the date that the record was received in the mail.


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