THE APPLEJACKS 1st LP 1964 MONO 1st Press
£
88
$
116
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Description
The Applejacks were the first Brum Beat group to have a top ten hit record and they should not be confused with the late 1950s American recording group of the same name. Despite a promising debut and having a strong Beatles connection, the Applejacks moment in the spotlight was over all too soon.
record condition - Under bright light just fine hairlines and sleeve removal-type marks were visible on one side other wise perfect.
Sleeve: The sleeve is really nice and clean with no damage, writing, splits, tears or stickers etc and just light signs of use.
date: 1964
lebal: london
cat number: ll3401
the cat number and lebal read different from the decca one but this is still a decca record that was released at the same time as the decca one but just with better quality if you look at the record u'll see london ffrr on it and The name FFRR originally stood for Full Frequency Range Recording,[1] which was an improved high-fidelity recording technique and marketing slogan used by Decca Records on its singles and albums—and especially its Western classical albums—in the 1950s and 1960s.
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