Leo Sayer "Tomorrow" rare 7" acetate
  £   15
  $   19

 


£ 15 Sold For
Feb 1, 2015 Sold Date
Jan 29, 2015 Start Date
£   5 Start price
3   Number Of Bids
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Another rare Chrysalis single-sided acetate up for grabs.

This is a 7" acetate on the now defunkt Chrysalis label of Leo Sayer's "Tomorrow". It appeared
on his (fiirst) album "Silverbird" released by Chrysalis in 1974. Credited on the label to Leo Sayer and
David Courtenay, this song was also the B side of his first single.

Intriguingly, beneath the Chrysalis label, there appears to be a second label. Below the song title can be
faintly seen "radio luxemburg" and below the composers' names "recording studio".There is more text but
it is very difficult to see clearly.

The acetate has a couple of surface marks which do not affect play and comes housed in a thick Chrysalis card sleeve.

Hugely rare British acetate of the B side to his first 7" single.

Glare in pictures is camera flash.

£5 start and no reserve.

Winning bidder please wait for invoice as this may have to be sent insured/ tracked depending upon final price.

Postage: UK  £1.75        EU £3.50       USA/Japan £5.00


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