The Motions - Songbook LP 67 Beat\Psych\Mod Dutch Rare
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22
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€ 22
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Jan 1, 2012
Sold Date
Dec 29, 2011
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Description
THE MOTIONS - SONGBOOK LP 1967
Label : Teenbeat PLP 101, STEREO, Dutch mod beat!!!
Style: Rhythm & Blues, Psychedelic Rock, Spoken Word, Soul
Vinyl: VG+, hairlines and scuffs on the vinyl, plays EX- / VG++.
Cover: VG++ Clean and unwritten, the normal corner and edge wear, a little split at the rightcorner upper, on the backside there is 2 strokes of tape. See pictures, overall a very nice copy !!!!
Info:
The Motions from The Hague were one of the bigger groups of the 1960s Dutch beat explosion. They were formed in 1964 from the remnants of Ritchie Clark and the Ricochets and went on to become hitmakers for the next several years. The Walker Brothers even recorded "My Love Is Growing", a song The Motions' Robbie van Leeuwen had written (the Motions had recorded it as a flipside to "Why Don't You Take It") and the Walkers' manager John Stewart produced The Motions' second LP, "In Their Own Way". The single, "Freedom", reached the lower regions of the American charts in 1969. This song was sampled in the 1990s by Japanese band Tokyo No.1 Soul Set on their track "Sunday". Although the group disbanded in 1971, the most important members have met each other again & again in new bands such as Crossroad, Greenhorn, Jupiter and Galaxy Lin.price rating