THE SWEET / ANGEL 'Good Time Fanny' 1974 French promotional 7"/45 rpm vinyl
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Description
THE SWEET / ANGEL 'Good Time Fanny' 1974 French promotional 7"/45 rpm vinyl single
Format: 7"
Center Hole: LARGE
Year of Release, Country of Origin: 1974, FRANCE
Condition Record/Sleeve: EX+/EX-
VERY minor superficial surface wear, sleeve is very nice and clean on front, small sticker on the back, small tear to the spine - NO writing, NO seamsplits
Scarce French PROMOTIONAL edition - the sleeve has been promo-stamped on the back (see photo for details).
Glam-rock band Angel, was a concept from Andy Scott and Mick Tucker from Sweet. The band was formed in 1974 from the members of Pebbles, at a time when bands such as Slade, Sweet, Mud and Suzi Quatro were dominating the European charts.
The band members were:
Brian Johnson: (Lead Vocals)
Joe Ryan: (Guitar)
Martin Kemp: (Bass)
Steve Rickard: (Drums)
Bob Banasiak.: (Guitar, Bob replaced Joe in August 1974)
In 1974 Angel released 2 singles through Polydor on its Cube label. Both compositions were written by Andy Scott who co-produced them with Mick Tucker. 'Good Time Fanny' was recorded at Audio International and released on May 24th . 'Little Boy Blue' was recorded at Essex Studios and released on October 24th. The B sides were both written by Angel; Who D'ya Think You're Fooling (B. Johnson, M. Kemp, S. Rickard, J. Ryan) Tragedy Queen (Banasiak, Johnson, Kemp, Rickard).
Both singles, in original vinyl format, are now considered collectors' items.
Tracklisting:
A Good Time Fanny 2:56
B Who D'ya Think Your Fooling 3:00
GRADINGS FOR VINYL RECORDS:
All vinyl items are graded VISUALLY using the following standard:
MINT: Brand new and unplayed, straight from the factory NEAR MINT: Virtually unplayed, no visible wear EX: Minor surface wear that shouldn't affect play at all VG: Some surface wear, might crackle a bit GOOD: Serious surface wear, will definitely skip FAIR: Basically unplayable, only for the serious collector+/-: A bit better or worse than designated rating
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