Jay & The Americans" Things are Changing" DJ Copy 1965
$
150
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Description
You are bidding on a Very Rare DJ Copy Vinyl Record Released in 1965 by Jay & The Americans. THINGS ARE CHANGING was a Campaign by Advertising Council Public Service. The Song was Used in 1966 as a Campaign to Correct the Inequality in employment Opportunities Between Whites and Minorities and Black Community in the U.S., One of the Policies Issued by the 36th President of The United States Lyndon B. Johnson.Other informations available at www.spectropop.com/gg/things. The Song was recorded by three different Very Famous Groups: The Blossoms, The Supremes and Jay & The Americans. The record you are bidding on today is a less known version released by Jay & The Americans (T4LM-1140). Recorded under the Direction of Jerry Riopell and Phil Spector. The Back Track was composed by Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys. Originally known as " Don't Hurt my Little Sister " written by Wilson for The Ronettes. The Copies of this DJ Record (No Commercial edition) were Distributed to more than 4,000 DJS And Radio Stations as a Campaign in May 1966. It is a very Sough After record. The Record could be Played at 33 rpm, and both sides of the Record contained the same Song. The record still in amazing condition. No Scratch. No Surface Noise. The Label still in perfect condition. It look like it had been never played. The Vinyl as the Picture Sleeve alone had great values . The record is perfect but the Picture sleeve (150$ each in Goldmine) had been cut in circle in the center to show the label of the record. The sleeve is not include in this auction but I'll send it Free "As is" in bonus to the winner. A great addition to your Jay & The Americans Collection. Good luck all bidders!