The Three Bells "Cry No More" 1966 Columbia Label DB 7980 7XCA 28415-1
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Here for auction is an excellent copy of a 7" 45 rpm Single of The Three Bells "Cry No More" and "He Doesn't Want You" 1966 Columbia Label DB 7980
"Demonstration Record Not For Sale" on side A
A Side:- 7XCA 28415-1 K T 1 G Stampers
B Side:- 7XCA 28416-1 K T 1 G Stampers
This single is an excellent copy with only a few whispy marks from handling/storage on both sides and a grease mark on the B side label adjacent to "Demonstration Record" (see pictures) it has no deep scratches or anything horrible. It comes in it's original Columbia record cover.
Some information about the Three Bells:-
Formed in Liverpool England, in 1960, the Three Bells consisted of twins Carol and Sue Bell and their sister Jean. "Steady Date" and "Melody Of Love" were issued on Pye Records in 1960 and 1961 respectively, but their lightweight vocal style was markedly different from the direction the group pursued upon relaunching their career in 1964. Their version of "Softly In The Night", a Carole King/Gerry Goffin song first recorded by the Cookies, showed the influence of British Beat, with a harmonica solo and tough vocal sound to match. Unusually for "girl groups", the Three Bells wrote their next single, "Someone To Love" (1965), an upbeat, soul-influenced number. In keeping with contemporaries the Breakaways, the group was also renowned for session work, backing Manfred Mann on their There's No Living Without Your Loving EP and enjoying a residency on ITV television's Gadzooks! It's All Happening. In 1966 they recorded "Cry No More", popularised by Ben E. King, but in 1967 the singers opted to change their name to the Satin Bells. Still pursuing a soul/pop direction, they completed a series of excellent singles, including "Baby You're So Right For Me" (1968), "I Stand Accused" (1969) and "The Power Of Love' (1970). These releases were not a success and the Satin Bells" recording career ended in 1971 with the camp/vaudeville "The Belle Telephone Song".An excellent addition to any collection, if you have any questions or would like more pictures please let me know
This is one of a group of very collectible singles that I shall be adding as time allows over the next few days, please check out my other items.
All of my items can be viewed before you bid. I am in Stanford Le Hope Essex SS17 8HX. I accept Paypal and cash on collection.
This item will run as an auction until the end, I do not have a "Buy it now price"
Postage and packaging is £3.50 Standard Delivery (Royal Mail 2nd class signed for) for the United Kingdom If you require insurance this will be additional and at your cost
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More to follow in the next few days !!
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