TONY SHERIDAN WITH THE BEATLES EP POLYDOR 21610 GERMAN
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TONY SHERIDAN WITH THE BEATLES EP POLYDOR 21 610 GERMAN 1964
On offer is the TONY SHERIDAN WITH THE BEATLES 45 rpm EP – 2ND PRESSING, GERMAN IMPORT IN UK P/S RED LABEL – Polydor 21 610 released in 1964.
Tracks are – The Saints (When the Saints go marching in) / Why (song–writing credit: Sheridan)/ My Bonnie / Cry for a Shadow (song-writing credit: Harrison – Lennon).
This is a hard-to-find German import EP on the red Polydor label and the condition is as follows:-
v The disc is visually in nice VG+ condition. It was issued without a centre – so it comes supplied with a plastic spindle (see scan). It has lovely clear labels and clean vinyl. There is a gold star on the B side label – see scan.
v The record generally plays well with some occasional background / surface noise and a couple of short audible clicks on Cry with a Shadow (George and John’s instrumental track that sounds like a Shadows tribute).
v The (green) paper sleeve is in VG/VG- condition: with some creases and a seam split in the top right hand corner (which is only a small one) and the lower left hand corner (which is about half the length of the bottom sleeve). The lower left hand of the sleeve also has a couple of tears BUT the EP cover is intact. The name of a former owner is written on the back cover (see scans).
In summary: this rare EP is a VG+ disc in a VG/VG+ sleeve that generally plays well – and as such it would make a nice addition to a Beatles collection to keep until that elusive EX or EX+ copy comes along.
Please contact me if you have any questions. Good luck with this auction and please note my other eBay auctions. Thank you for looking.
Postage costs are UK - £1.60. Europe (Airmail) £2-30. Rest of the World (Airmail) -£3-50p. The item will be well packed to ensure that the disc is fully protected.
Payment By Paypal preferred (cheques OK in The UK).
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