Next In Line-Route 66-UK 7"-UNKNOWN 60s Private Garage Freakbeat Mod-1964-HEAR
  £   109
  $   144

 


£ 109 Sold For
Apr 7, 2017 Sold Date
Mar 28, 2017 Start Date
£   10 Start price
8   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description


Next In Line-Route 66/Smokestack Lightnin/Hoochie Coochie Man/Louie Louie-UK Vinyl 7"-UNKNOWN 60s Private Press Blank Labels Promo Test Press Garage Freakbeat RnB Mod-1964-HEAR                

Record Information

 

Format

Artist

Title

Record Label

Country of Origin

Year of Release

 

7”

 

Next In Line

 

Route 66/Smokestack Lightnin/Hoochie Coochie Man/Louie Louie

 

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UK

 

1964


Ultra obscure DIY/Private Pressing from 1964, four well played 60s Garage/R&B/Freakbeat/Mod tunes.  I can not find any info on the net about the band or the record!  Four very good, competent tracks, blank white labels that have handwritten information.  Could be that the band had the record privately pressed to hawk around record companies or just for their own vanity!  Either way this could be a unique one off.

According to the labels the band were called 'Next In Line' and consisted of Charlie Blomfield (Vocals), Bo Meftah (Rhythm Guitar), Butch Thorpe (Lead Guitar), Drew Jones (Drums) and Max Rhodes (Bass Guitar) and was recorded at Bournemouth Studios in 1964.  The record label/company that issued it is unclear, but the stamped run out grooves are: 

Side One

WES B 004 A +

Side Two

WES-B-004 B +


As a revision, many thanks to Andrew for the following information:

 The WES prefix was for Wessex Studios.  By 1965 they must have changed their name to 'Some Other Guys' and were still trying to use the single as a promotional tool probably for a record contract.  They were an R&B band made up of students from Bryanston School, managed by John Dunbar who had earlier attended the same school and went on to marry Mariane Faithful. This is the group's only known recording.

Bryanston School is in Blandford, Dorset not too far from Bournemouth, so the handwritten 'Bornemouth Studios' on the labels must have been another name for the 'Wessex Studios'?


Visual Grading

Cover Looks:

Vinyl Looks:

 

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(still retains something of a sheen, has a lot of fine hairlines/scuffs and marks.  All the tracks play through some better than others:

 
Route 66 : plays with light ticks and one slight skip at 1:37

Smokestack Lightnin : plays well

Hoochie Coochie Man : plays well with occasional light ticks

Louie Louie : plays well with occasional light ticks

Bear in mind this is how they play on my limited record player, there is scope no doubt to physically clean the vinyl and use a better, maybe heavier needle to improve the playback)


 

Please listen to full sound files below. Links via Drop Box.  What you hear is what you get though please bear in mind any distortion is likely to be from the digital transfer process and not the record itself!  (if there are any jumps in the record it will be noted in the condition description)  If for any reason the sound files do not work, please let me know and I can email you the MP3s directly.


Next In Line-Hoochie Coochie Man

  Next In Line-Louie Louie

Next In Line-Route 66

Next In Line-Smokestack Lightnin
 



Audio and Pictures

I record all sound files direct from the record offered in this auction on an Audio Technica AT-LP60 USB turntable at a 128 bit rate with no sound manipulation. I have not always got the time to listen right through each track, if there are any jumps, skips, pops and crackles you will hear them and can bid accordingly. For this reason I do not accept returns on the basis of record condition. Please listen to them before bidding!

All photographs shown are from the record offered in this auction.

 

Payment

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Postage

I do not allow records to be personally collected. All must be sent via postal or courier service.

I will post to most countries in the World. If your country is blocked please get in touch and I will see what I can do.

All records are sent in manufactured record mailers with cardboard stiffeners. The vinyl and cover are separated to avoid seam splits in transit.

I calculate postage using the Royal mail postage calculator. I charge an extra 50p for packing materials as i buy specialist record mailers and stiffeners. Sometimes records cost less to mail than i expect. In these cases i try to refund the difference.

UK-All records posted within the UK that total under £30 are sent by Signed For (used to be known as Recorded Delivery).

UK-All records posted within the UK that total over £30 are sent by Next Day Delivery.

Europe/Rest of the World-All records sent outside the UK that total under £30, a proof of postage receipt will be acquired.

Europe/Rest of the World -All records sent outside the UK that total over £30 must be sent by International Signed For.

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**Any record that sells for more than £30.00 or £50.00, please wait for invoice**

I will combine postage if you buy more than one item. Please wait for me to send you a revised invoice to charge you postage at cost.

 

Postage Costs

7” Records

UK

Europe

Rest of the World

 

Signed For (eg Recorded Delivery)

£2.50

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Next Day Delivery (Items over £30)

£7.00

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Airmail Small Packets (Items under £30)

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£3.50

£4.50

 

International Signed For (Items over £30)

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£9.00

£10.00

  

 

Other Information

After a misunderstanding recently I urge non-English speakers to read carefully all the information and if needed use an on-line translator.

Français : Après un malentendu récemment J'exhorte les non-anglophones à lire attentivement toutes les informations et, si nécessaire utiliser un traducteur en ligne.

Deutch: Nach einem Missverständnis vor kurzem habe ich fordere nicht-englische Muttersprachler sorgfältig lesen Sie alle Informationen und bei Bedarf verwenden Sie ein on-line-Übersetzer.

Espanaol: Después de un malentendido recientemente insto a que no hablan inglés a leer cuidadosamente toda la información y si es necesario utilizar un traductor on-line.

 



Grading Conditions

I grade the records condition visually only, unless I state what the record actually plays like and provide an audio MP3 sample.  This is because I do not always have time to play everything, so bear this in mind. 

I am strict with my grading so you can feel confident in my conclusions. My feedback will reflect this.  Anyone unhappy solely with my visual grading can return item for refund. However if I have provided pictures and sound files then I do not accept returns on basis of condition. 


As a general guide my grading conditions are based on Record Collector Magazine thus:

Condition

Details

MINT

 

The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. The cover and any extra items such as the lyric sheet, booklet or poster are in perfect condition. Records advertised as Sealed or Unplayed should be Mint. 

 

EXCELLENT (Ex)

 

The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening in sound quality. The cover and packaging might have slight wear and/or creasing. 

 

VERY GOOD (VG)

 

The record has obviously been played many times, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch. Normal wear and tear on the cover or extra items, without any major defects, is acceptable.

 

GOOD/WORN

 

The record has obviously been over played, and will probably display deterioration in sound quality, it will probably have lots of fine lines and the odd scratch. Wear and tear on the cover or extra items.

 

 


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