Michael Jackson Big Boy Steeltown Smile Promo LP Vinyl
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Description
Michael Jackson Mega Rare Original Release
Big Boy / You've Changed
Super Rare Vinyl from Steeltown Era
First of all can I please ask you to check out my other Michael Jackson items I have for sale. I have numerous rare items available.
This vinyl is incredibly rare. Excellent condition and extremely hard to find. One of the most highly sought after items. Original 1969 first pressing. Michael Jackson and his brothers FIRST EVER MUSIC RELEASE.
Please contact me with any questions. Good luck.
On 13-Oct-10 at 19:39:29 BST, seller added the following information:I am including a picture (picture 2) of this rare Michael Jackson Steeltown release that I have also. It's for the following -
Brand New & Mint Ultra Rare 1967 Steeltown Release
"Let Me Carry Your Schoolbooks"/"I Never Had a Girl"
Please let me know if it interests you and contact me with any questions. Thank you.
On 13-Oct-10 at 20:23:11 BST, seller added the following information:The 3rd item in the third picture is another item I have for sale and is probably one the RAREST items available on ebay. I have for sale this unbelievably rare Michael Jackson & Jackson Five release from 1967. This was one of the first ever released recordings by Michael Jackson and his brothers when MJ was just a 9 year old. This is the unique 'white label DJ Copy'. It also says 'Not For Sale' on the label. The vinyl is brand new and unplayed. It also comes with the lyrics sheet which is virtually impossible to find. You will be so happy when this is in your collection though. Very hard to find this item anywhere.
Please refer to the section on early beginnings and the 3rd paragraph on this website for extra information on this record: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jackson_5.
It states: Evelyn Lahaie, a local talent agent, suggested to Joe Jackson to rename the group the Jackson 5 when they performed in her Tiny Tots Jamboree in Gary. After the contest win, the group began playing professional gigs in Indiana, Chicago and across the U.S. Many of these performances were in a string of black clubs and venues collectively known as the "chitlin' circuit". The group also found themselves performing at strip joints to earn money. Cartman got the Jackson 5 a record deal with Gordon Keith's local Steeltown label, and the group began making their first recordings in October 1967. Their first single, "Big Boy", was released in January 1968 and became a regional hit. This was followed by a second single, "We Don't Have to Be Over 21 (To Fall in Love)". A third, "Let Me Carry Your School Books", features Michael Jackson singing with backing provided by The Ripples and Waves.
Please be advised that pictures 2 and 3 are not part of this auction and are only included here for display purposes.
Please contact me with any questions. Thank you.
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