OLYMPICS etc:The Sue Story (UK Sue 1966?) Mod/R&B
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Behold the UK release of "The Sue Story!" LP (Sue ILP 925) 1966?
featuring
CHRIS KENNER: Land Of 1000 Dances/IKE & TINA TURNER: I Can´t Believe What You Say/DONNIE ELBERT: A Little Piece Of Leather/HAROLD BETTERS: Do Anything You Wanna/THE DAYLIGHTERS: Oh! Mom Teach Me How To Uncle Willy/IRMA THOMAS: Don´t Mess With My Man/BOBBY PETERSON: Rockin´ Charlie/OTIS REDDING: Fat Girl/WILBERT HARRISON: Let´s Stick Together/THE PLEASURES: Music City/BOB & EARL: Harlem Shuffle/JAMES BROWN: Night Train/THE OLYMPICS: The Bounce/JOE TEX: Yum Yum Yum/PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS: Like Long Hair/BOBBY PARKER: Watch Your Step
Condition: Record NM Cover EX+
Note: A beautiful copy of this classic compilation - if you were to buy all the individual tracks as UK Sue 45´s you´d end up eating corn flakes for breakfast, lunch & dinner for at least a month! As an extra bonus there´s a photo of the legendary Sue boss Guy Stevens - the man who helped form Procol Harum & Mott The Hoople & produced the Clash´s "London Calling" LP before committing suicide - on the front cover
Postage from Sweden:
Europe/UK 1 LP (£6), 2-3 LP´s (£11)
Rest of the world/USA 1 LP (£7), 2-3 LP´s (£12)
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