Everly Brothers This Little Girl Of Mine P/S EP NM+/NM-
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Everly Bros. "This Little Girl Of Mine" EP
A: This Little Girl of Mine / Leave My Woman Alone
B: Should We Tell Him / Be Bop A-Lula
Cadence CEP 105
Vinyl NM+ / Sleeve NM-
Beautiful rare Everly Brothers EP! Gorgeous condition. The record is like new, I cannot find a trace of a scratch on it. The sleeve is in excellent very good/near mint condition - the lightest bumping at the corners, and some minor discoloration and wear on the back. Front pastedown is still brilliantly glossy - it was originally pasted down slightly crooked. Labels are clean and free of wear. The numbers are etched in the runoff. Overall, very handsome item! This record, in this condition, won't come along too often.
PLEASE NOTE: I have listened at least twice to all the 7” that I currently have at auction, and affirm that there are no skips (unless otherwise noted within the auction description). If there’s notable hissing or pops in the play, I’ve mentioned it. I won’t list anything that rates beneath “Good” unless it’s of exceptional rarity. I will not list anything as Mint, even if it is. Everything is Good to Near Mint. I will note when something is in the original sleeve and will include a photo. Anything else will arrive in a generic vintage sleeve that may include deejay notes and so forth.
Good/G = wear, scratching, scuffing, some gloss remains, good play, potentially some hiss and pop.
Very Good/VG = light scratches, light scuffs, good gloss, good play, potentially some hiss.
Near Mint/NM = virtually no scratches or scuffs, excellent play
SHIPPING will be $3.00 USPS First Class. I utilize proper sleeves and cardboard record mailers. I’m happy to ship internationally, but please ask me for a shipping quote. I’m also happy to combine shipping for multiple purchases. Upon request, insurance and delivery confirmation are available to US customers at extra charge.
These 45s come from a collection accrued over decades in Central New York. Many are radio station copies. There are approximately one hundred 7” left, and I will be listing them over the next few weeks. Please check back in!
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