GENE PITNEY 24 Hours From Tulsa 1964 Misprinted French EP w/ Tab, Rare Letter
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Jan 17, 2018
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Jan 10, 2018
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GENE PITNEY
“24 Hours From Tulsa” EP w/ Comp Letter, Label misprint
1964 UA France
Artist: Gene Pitney
Title: “24 Hours From Tulsa” “Lonely Night Dreams” “Who Needs It” “That Girl Belongs To Yesterday”
Label: UA France 36046
Vinyl: NM+ Very clean and shiny. Very minor paper scuff. Looks unplayed
Sleeve: NM+
Glossy cover, heavy cardboard in really excellent condition. Has the tab top right corner still in place.
Note: Rare, collectible copy of Pitney’s 1964 EP from France. Songwriter credit on the label for “That Girl Belongs To Yesterday” credited to K. Richards and M. Gaffer (instead of Jagger). Inside the sleeve we found a folded original typed and signed letter on stationery dated July 24, 1964 from what appears to be the French Music Society to the U.S. publisher (name blurred out in photos) looking crisp and as new.
This EP comes from the archives of the original music publisher and was probably never played. This record has been in my collection for many years in climate controlled storage. A real beauty and a rare find.
If you have any questions, I'm happy to answer them.
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