MINT USA 1960 STEREO LITTLE EVA LP R&B SOUL Doo WoP

$

193

1943-2003











CoLLecTaBLeTunEs ReCorDs





J J J J

















This is an ORIGINAL 1961 TRUE STEREO PRESSING of the LITTLE EVA album titled


"THE LOCOMOTION" on DEMENSION RECORDS in SHRINK WRAP!





The record cover is a delightful MINT - with VIVID COLORS and a


SNOWY WHITE back! It has MINT - seams and spine that show NO wear!








The record vinyl is a shimmering and shiny black with NO surface scratches, scuffs or


wispy wisps even under a bright light! It also grades at MINT- !





Just an over gorgoeus original 1960 pressing album that can NOT be improved upon.





The is an ORIGINAL PRICE TAG located ON THE SHRINK!





Albums in this condition are pretty much impossible to find.





And to find a TRUE STEREO issue when 98% of these albums were pressed in MONO


is really problematic! AND YOU EXPERTS KNOW THIS TO BE TRUE!








Records are packed extremely well to help prevent transit damage.





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All items sold are fully guaranteed to be in stated condition.





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Please see Four pictures below!

 

 

         CoLLecTaBLeTunEs ReCorDs

 

 

    J J J J

 

 

 

             We Thank you SO MUCH!!!!

 

On Dec-21-06 at 08:25:04 PST, seller added the following information:

Dimension records concentrated almost entirely on the "girl group" sound. Reputedly, Goffin and King used their teenage baby-sitter Eva Narcissus Boyd to sing "Loco-motion". "Loco-motion" by Little Eva is one of the all-time great dance records. The song gave Dimension a number one hit on their first release in the summer of 1962. Little Eva followed that up with "Keep Your Hands Off My Baby" in the fall of 1962. In the summer of 1962, Carole King herself recorded "It Might As Well Rain Until September" and had a hit. The song was actually a demo, and Dimension just took the acetate and recorded it on tape as the master. Years later, when Bob Hyde and Water DeVenne were looking for the master tape, they came across a small box with the "master" tape, surface noise and all. For this reason, the song has always had surface noise when reissued. Carole King went on to much greater fame in the early 1970s when she recorded the multi-platinum album "Tapestry" on Ode Records. There were only two albums issued on Dimension Records. The first was by Little Eva, and the second was “DIMENSION DOLLS Vol. 1” a Superb compilation of Dimension hits with Carole King, the Cookies and Little Eva. Dimension Records continued to issue 45s into 1965, when Kirschner sold the label to Columbia Pictures. RARITY OF THE ALBUMS: * While the Mono Little Eva album sold well, the Stereo issue sold poorly and was only pressed in minuscule quantities. * The Dimension Dolls album was only issued in Mono. It was supposedto be Volume 1 with Volume 2 to be issued later. “Dolls” sold so poorlythat Don Kirschner decided that another “Hits” album was not warranted. The sales of “Dolls” was an embarrassment for Kirschner and he often claimed that the album was only pressed for Dimension employees and not for public consumption. Please see my DIMENSION DOLLS 1962 album now up for auction.

On Dec-21-06 at 09:07:24 PST, seller added the following information:

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