JOHNNY RIVERS - Baby Come Back / Long Long Walk great 2 sider NEAR MINT
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JOHNNY RIVERS
"Baby Come Back" b/w "Long Long Walk"
Roulette 4565
I'm not positive but I think these sides were originally issued on Gone in 1958. Great music, Rivers sings in the Elvis style, reminiscent of Don't Be Cruel, not quite rockabilly but it's rock 'n' roll. This record is every bit as hard to find as Gone single. Pressed on heavy, stout vinyl.
RECORD GRADE: Near Mint
SLEEVE GRADE: N.A.
LABELS: Orange "wheel" logo, small bb hole through labels
MADE IN THE USA
Released in 1958 / this pressing from 1964
U.S. CUSTOMERS
We use the eBay calculated shipping system. Please click on the tab for details. We ship within 5 business days. For shipments within the U.S., delivery confirmations with tracking information is included. We use professional record mailers and one or more fillers. Shipping discounts are available on multiple purchases shipped in the same mailer - this applies to both U.S. and International shipments. When calculating postage, double albums count as two; box sets will probably cost more to ship than double albums.
International customers
All records are shipped via Airmail.
Discount is available on multiple purchases shipped in the same carton. Please tell us what country you live in and the number of LP's you want. Final cost is based on the weight of the package. In most cases, 3 45's will ship for the same postage as 1 45. After 3 45's, postage only increases in small increments. Win more auctions and save on postage per 45.A NOTE ABOUT SHIPPING..
Ebay has recently enacted new terms which are designed to encourage sellers to offer free domestic shipping on their listings. I'm sure they have their reasons for doing this. Since nothing is truly "free", especially the cost of shipping, ebay is recommending it's sellers roll the shipping cost into the price of the product. I've never been a huge fan of this tactic so I won't be doing it. I also have a solid amount of overseas customers who would not be receiving this "free" shipping and therefor would be getting the short end of it if I raised my prices to compensate for the possibility that a domestic client might buy the item. Why do I mention this? As more sellers conform to ebay's urgings those of us that do not will start to look like we are overcharging for shipping. Even a modest shipping charge, when compared to "free", will seem exorbitant. This will likely start to affect our Detailed Seller Ratings for shipping and handling charges. Low DSR scores can have a serious impact on sellers. Ebay offers discounts for the best DSR ratings and a few low scores can literally cost a considerable sum of money in discounts lost. So if you are buying from me please consider, I do not make money on my shipping costs, there is no handling fee. I try and keep the shipping fees as close to the cost of actual postage plus the cost of packing materials - LP mailers cost nearly $1 apiece - and often end up losing a few cents in the transaction. My reputation, feedback and DSR scores are very important to me and my business.
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