KENNY BERNARD - HEY WOMAN 7N 17233 ORIG UK DEMO 7" N/M
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This item will be dispatched from MALTA EU.
I DON'T SHIP THIS ITEM TO NEW ZEALAND,CHINA,SOUTH AMERICA OR OTHER FAR DESTINATION.
PLEASE ASK BEFORE BIDDING.Shipping cost for UK is GBP5.00 other places inside europe it may varies,USA and Australia GBP5.80,Japan GBP6.80,
other places please ask for quote. Paypal also takes 4% out of it when you pay.
PLEASE PAY WITHIN 4 DAYS.
ARTIST : KENNY BERNARD
Tracks are : Hey Woman / Ain't No Soul (Left In These Ole Shoes).
ON PYE RECORDS 7N 17233
THIS RECORD CAME FROM A LONG TIME CLOSED RECORD SHOP IN MALTA THE AGENT FOR PYE RECORDS,IF IT HAS BEEN PLAYED ONLY TO BE TRIED AT THE SHOP AS IT NEVER BEEN OUT FOR SALE.
LISTEN TO THE ORIGINAL SOUND CLIP BY OPENING A NEW PAGE AND PASTE THIS LINK :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6uhRY1veco
Serious buyers only please!!!
ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK BEFORE PLACING YOUR BID TO AVOID DISPUTES.
I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING UP TO GBP150.00.
THANKS FOR LOOKING.
British singer Kenny Bernard was part of Pye Records' relatively rarefied stable of soul singers during the mid-'60s. Beginning in 1965 with "The Tracker" (on which he was backed by the Wranglers and which, along with his later B-side "Hey Woman," has turned up on some U.K. freakbeat collections), he regaled British audiences with a half-dozen smooth soul-style singles, four for Pye, and then a pair of releases in 1967-1968 for British CBS, the last featuring his cover of Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come." Bernard never charted a record in England, but was later embraced by that country's Northern soul enthusiasts, who have turned his original Pye 45s into serious collector's items. There was never a Kenny Bernard LP, nor have his singles been compiled in one place (though there are enough of them between both labels for a 12-song CD).
