Sweet Modern Soul * GHETTO CHILDREN * UK CBS * Listen
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GHETTO CHILDREN: Rat-A-Tat-Tat / I Just Gotta Find Someone To Love Me
CBS, UK, M-
Super rare Philly Soul from 1973 on the impossible to find UK CBS label. The US issue with the fantastic Vince Montana produced Rat-A-Tat-Tat on the flipside is hard to find, (you usually find the demos, with „I just gotta ...“ on both sides), the UK issue is even harder and the only way to get a vinyl copy, the US-copys are on styrene
Listen to the dance side: GHETTO CHILDREN: Rat-A-Tat-Tat
Listen to the sweet soul side: GHETTO CHILDREN: I Just Gotta Find ....
PLEASE CHECK MY OTHER AUCTIONS for more rare VINYL
Combine winning bids and safe on postage.
Postage rates:
1 - 3 X 7“ 45s to Germany 2 .- Euro
1 - 3 X 7“ 45s to Europe (UK, France ...) 5,50$ (or 5 Euro)
1 - 3 X 7“ 45s Worldwide(USA, Japan .... 8,50$ (or 8 Euro)
1 - 2 LPs to Germany 4,50 Euro
3 – X LPs to Germany 6.- Euro
1 LP (or 12“) to Europe 6 Euro
2 - 3 LPs (or 12“) to Europe: 10.- Euro
1 LP (or 12“) wordlwide 13$ or 12 Euro
2 - 3 LPs worldwide 18$ or 16 Euro
Only Bank Transfer, Cash or PAYPAL accepted. Good Luck!!
PLEASE NOTE: If you disagree with my gradings: Every Record I sell is guaranteed - money back guarantee (- postage) no questions asked!
Here is a brief explanation of my grading system:
M: Mint - I don't use this grade.
M-: Mint Minus - a near perfect, probably unplayed record
VG+ Very Good Plus ñ close to like new with only superficial signs of use that donít affect play. Only well cared for records will grade out to VG+. Will satisfy all but the most demanding collector.
VG Very Good - a used, reasonable copy. There will be obvious signs of wear and the possibility of light surface noise between tracks or during quiet passages, but still quite nice.
VG- Very Good Minus - significant wear and marks and usually quite noticeable surface noise.
G+ Good Plus. In the record world, 'Good' is not good! From here on down (Fair, Poor), we're talking about beat-up records.
