MATCHING MOLE 'LITTLE RED RECORD' S65260 CBS 1972 UK ISSUE STEREO
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Description
Matching Mole
Matching Mole's Little Red Record
Country: UK Released: 1972 Genre: Jazz, Rock Style: Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock
Tracklist
A1 Starting In The Middle Of The Day We Can Drink Our Politics Away A2 Marchides A3 Nan True's Hole A4 Righteous Rhumba A5 Brandy As In Benj B1 Gloria Gloom Synthesizer [V.c.s.3] – Eno* B2 God Song B3 Flora Fidgit B4 Smoke SignalCompanies, etc.
- Recorded At – CBS Studios, London
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
- Printed By – Shorewood Packaging Co. Ltd.
Credits
- Bass – Bill MacCormick
- Composed By [Voice Parts] – Robert Wyatt
- Drums, Vocals [Mouth] – Robert Wyatt
- Engineer – Mike Fitzhenry
- Engineer [Assistant] – Don Parker (2)
- Executive-Producer, Management – Sean Murphy
- Featuring – Der Mütter Korus
- Featuring [Der Mütter Korus] – Little Honest Injun, Ruby Crystal
- Featuring [Der Mütter Korus], Liner Notes – Dave Gale*
- Grand Piano [Grahnd Piahno], Organ [Hammond], Electric Piano – Dave McRae*
- Guitar – Phil Miller
- Producer – Robert Fripp
- Synthesizer [Eno's Synthesizer Keyboard] – Dave McRae* (tracks: B3)
- Written-By –
- B. MacCormick* (tracks: B3),
- D. McRae* (tracks: A1, A2, A5, B5),
- P. Miller* (tracks: A3, A4, B2)
Notes
Has a red original inner sleeveRecorded at CBS Studios, London,
the summer of '72
First cat.nr. on label, second on cover.
On the labels the credit for Robert Fripp is "Bob Fripp", while on the back cover it is "Robert Fripp".
- Matrix / Runout: S65260 A1
- Matrix / Runout: S65260 B1
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RECORDS ON SALE HAVE NOT BEEN PLAY-GRADED
IF THEY HAVE, ANY OBSERVATIONS WILL
BE MENTIONED IN THE LISTINGS
Condition:
***please see end of listing
for grading system definitions
before ordering***
Cover:- EXCELLENT +
Vinyl:- EXCELLENT +
Labels:- EXCELLENT +
side 2 label is stamped with
'Virgin record store, Notting Hill Gate, London'
(see photo)
Inserts:-
COMES WITH ORIGINAL RED INNER SLEEVE
WE WANT YOU TO BE HAPPY
WITH YOUR PURCHASE
IF, FOR WHATEVER REASON, YOU ARE NOT HAPPY WITH THE RECORD
(EVEN IF YOU DECIDE YOU DON'T LIKE THE MUSIC!)
PLEASE CONTACT ME TO RETURN THE RECORD
FOR A FULL REFUND PLUS RETURN POSTAGE.
**THE RETURN ADDRESS IS ALWAYS ON THE BACK OF THE PACKAGING**
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Please note that my sales will be posted recorded and must be signed for on arrival.
The cost of this is the current Royal Mail charges whether Domestic or International
SIGNED FOR POSTAGE + PACKING IS OFFERED ON THIS ITEM
PRICES AS FOLLOWS:-
U.K. £4.50 E.U. / UKRAINE £11.50 REST OF THE WORLD** £15.50
**INCLUDES:-
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please note that
***GENEROUS COMBINED POSTAGE WILL BE OFFERED
FOR MULTIPLE ORDERS***
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All items will be posted in custom made mailers in plastic sleeves and using two card liners.
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ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEM LISTED FOR SALE ABOVE
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