GREEN BULL FROG Albert Lee/ DEEP PURPLE 1971 **SEALED**

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GREEN BULL FROG
1971 Decca  D-75269A test pressing run is very small, and therefore test pressings are very hard to find and quite valuable.
VINYL - STILL SEALED
COVER- STILL SEALED (WEAR AT CORNER TIPS)

side 1-MY BABY LEFT ME/ MAKIN TIME/ LAWDY MISS CLADY/ BULLFROG
side 2- I WANT YOU/ IM A FREE MAN/ WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES/LOVIN' YOU IS GOOD FOR ME BABY

Biography    by Bruce Eder AMG
Green Bullfrog were a group that only existed on paper, and scarcely officially in that medium, either, because of all the hairs that had to be split (and names unnamed) in existing contracts to get their record made. Ritchie Blackmore, Tony Ashton, Big Jim Sullivan, Albert Lee, Chas Hodges, Matthew Fisher, and Ian Paice are just some of the luminaries who showed up for the super session, which was recorded in the first half of 1970 and issued on LP in America in 1971, a year earlier than it was in Europe. With the identities of the bandmembers effectively hidden behind pseudonyms, it's not entirely surprising that the album never rose beyond cult status on either side of the Atlantic. The whole project was the brainchild of producer Derek Lawrence, who roped these former members of his stable into doing him the favor.

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MINT - Still sealed & indistinguishable from when it was still in the record store rack
NM   Near Mint. Record and cover appear unmarked.
VG++ A hair under near mint may have 1 or 2 very insignificant hair width marks that should not affect sound.
VG+   A very well cared for record. Should have no more then the very slightest if any audible imperfections. Some pre 1960 albums with no defects but by the nature of the vinyl may have some ambient sound. Very slight cover wear.
VG… Still quite enjoyable but there will be visual imperfections and  some  audible ones. Lps pre 1960 will often have the sound of being played next to a dieing fire (light pops & crackling). In this condition cover flaws will be noted or pictured.