Frank Wilson"Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) Tamla Motown TMG 1170 45rpm 7" VINYL UK
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Description
The Frank Wilson "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" special edition single is a 45 RPM 7" vinyl record released by Tamla Motown in the UK in 1979. This Motown classic features the hit songs "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" which has some hairline marks which produce some faint crackle on the intro other wise plays VG+ and "Sweeter As The Days Go By" has some more identifiable marks and plays with some crackles and a few pops in mono format. The label is very clean no writing or tears. The vinyl is a black 180-220 gram record housed in a cardboard sleeve, with a very good plus (VG+) grading for the vinyl and excellent (EX) grading for the sleeve. This rare Northern Soul gem is a must-have for fans of soul and R&B music from the 1960s era. "The original tapes for both sides of Soul 35019 were requested to be sent to London from America. However, when the tapes were received, they were stereo masters and not the original mono masters. UK Tamla Motown label manager, Gordon Frewin, instantly spotted the technical differences and corrected them at Abbey Road Studios, with the help of his engineer Chris Blair, and the benefit of a copy of the ‘Eddie Foster’ 45 taken to the studio by Motown collector John Lester. TMG 1170 was thus taken from stereo masters but folded into mono for its eventual release on 9th November 1979. The DJ copies were presented in a special promotional sleeve.
If you love Motown/Frank Wilson music as I do you will need this in your collection Maybe you collect the "TME" or "TMG"
I USE RECYCLED CARDBOARD ENVELOPE/PACKAGING.
Description
====Grading System Explained ====
Media/ Cover
Mint =New
NearMint =Excellent, perfect record
VeryGood Plus =Generallyworth 50% of the Near Mint value, Will show some signs that it wasplayed, visible light scratches which do not affect play! Previousowner took good care of it. Picture sleeves and inner sleeves willhave some slight wear, slightly turned-up corners, or a slight seamsplit. An LP cover may have slight signs of wear, and may be marredby a cut-out hole, indentation, or cut corner. In general, if not fora couple of minor things wrong with it, this would be Near Mint.
VeryGood =Generally worth 25% of the Near Mint value, Surface noise will beevident upon playing. Groove wear will start to be noticeable, aswell light scratches, some of the scratches might cause clicks,sleeves and labels might have stickers, pen marks, cello-tape, spinesplits and other marks.
Good =Generally worth 10-15% of Near Mint value, Will play through withsignificant surface noise and deep scratches which will cause clicks
Fair/Poor =vinyl might be cracked, some parts of sleeve might be missing.
Generic =means not original sleeve, Vinyl comes in white blank sleeve
PleaseNote: Weuse stock images, in some cases, the cover or layout of the labelmight be slightly different than the picture above, but will have thesame tracks/songs, if you need more info please contact us
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