LOU JOHNSON VERY RARE 1964 SINGLE “(THERE’S) ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME
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Sadly I'm selling my vinyl collection, collected over 50 years. All Records are graded to Record Collectors Standard, sleeve graded first although I have graded my vinyl with caution even down graded it slightly to be on the safe side. If you disagree with my grading , I will happily refund any item returned in its original condition.
FOR SALE-
VERY RARE AND HARD TO FIND IN THIS CONDITION
LOU JOHNSON VERY RARE 1964 SINGLE “(THERE’S) ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME” RELEASE ON THE LONDON LABEL HLX 9917.
CONDITION ORIGINAL COMPANY PAPER SLEEVE / EX
Often dismissed as little more than "the male Dionne Warwick," uptown soul singer Lou Johnson indeed rivalled Warwick as the premier interpreter of the songs of Burt Bacharach and Hal David. Unfortunately in this country his singles were copied by near identical covers in this case by Sandie Shaw. This original Lou Johnson 1964 single is a rarity and in excellent condition. The vinyl shines absolutely beautifully but does have a handful of the lightest wispy hairline marks that are visible under strong light, the sound is superb. The labels have no damage and are beautifully clean and have no writing or marks.
The single comes with an original company paper sleeve.
Side 1 : (There’s) Always Something There To Remind Me
Side 2 : Wouldn’t That Be Something
THE VAST MAJORITY OF MY VINYL IS GRADED AS EXCELLENT, WHICH IS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW ALL OF MY VINYL RECORDS HAVE BEEN TREATED.
Every effort has been made to describe this record as accurately as possible.
If you require any other information please email me
PLEASE CHECK OUT MY OTHER RECORDS FOR SALE.
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