Marlena Shaw"Looking Thru The Eyes of Love/California Soul"CADET 5656 USA 7" 45
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This is a 7" vinyl single by Marlena Shaw, featuring the songs "Looking Thru The Eyes of Love" is NM- NO MARKS and plays loud and proud and "California Soul" is VG+ IT HAS A COUPLE OF HAIRLINE MARKS BUT DOESN'T EFFECT PLAY some crackles before and after the music starts/stops and has a drillhole in the E on CADET (see scan). Released in 1969 on CADET RECORDS, the record plays at a speed of 45 RPM and is in stereo. The single is housed in a cardboard sleeve and is in very good plus condition. With a soulful R&B sound, this Northern Soul record is a classic from the 1960s era and is pressed on black vinyl. !!THIS IS ORIGINAL NOT A REISSUE!!
"California Soul" is a funk-soul tune written by Ashford & Simpson, issued originally as the B-side of the Messengers' single "Window Shopping" in 1967 under the Motown group of labels.
- Nick Ashford then released his own version in June 1968 on Verve 10599.[1]
- The song was then issued as a single by American pop quintet the 5th Dimension in late 1968.
- The song was also covered by Motown vocal duo Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. It was Gaye's and Terrell's last single together when released in early 1970.
- A version appears on the 1970 studio album War & Peace by Edwin Starr (Gordy Records).[2] Cash Box said that this version "glimmers with the special touch of a motor city arrangement and the vocal fuel ignited by this splendid team."[3]
- Marlena Shaw recorded a version in 1969, which appears on her album The Spice Of Life.
I USE RECYCLED CARDBOARD ENVELOPE/PACKAGING.
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====Grading System Explained ====
Media/ Cover
Mint =New
NearMint =Excellent, perfect record
VeryGood Plus =Generallyworth 50% of the Near Mint value, Will show some signs that it wasplayed, visible light scratches which do not affect play! Previousowner took good care of it. Picture sleeves and inner sleeves willhave some slight wear, slightly turned-up corners, or a slight seamsplit. An LP cover may have slight signs of wear, and may be marredby a cut-out hole, indentation, or cut corner. In general, if not fora couple of minor things wrong with it, this would be Near Mint.
VeryGood =Generally worth 25% of the Near Mint value, Surface noise will beevident upon playing. Groove wear will start to be noticeable, aswell light scratches, some of the scratches might cause clicks,sleeves and labels might have stickers, pen marks, cello-tape, spinesplits and other marks.
Good =Generally worth 10-15% of Near Mint value, Will play through withsignificant surface noise and deep scratches which will cause clicks
Fair/Poor =vinyl might be cracked, some parts of sleeve might be missing.
Generic =means not original sleeve, Vinyl comes in white blank sleeve
PleaseNote: Weuse stock images, in some cases, the cover or layout of the labelmight be slightly different than the picture above, but will have thesame tracks/songs, if you need more info please contact us
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