The Webs Give In It's So Hard To Break A Habit Popside 4595 Rare Soul Promo
  $   199

 


$ 199 Sold For
Sep 6, 2023 Sold Date
Aug 30, 2023 Start Date
2   Number Of Bids
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Hello! Today I am offering a very rare WLP ( white label promo ) of "Give In" / It's So Hard to Break a Habit" by The Webs. See all photos, read all descriptions, and ask any questions BEFORE you bid. Read my feedback and bid with confidence!
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The Webs A - Give In (2:37)
B - It's So Hard to Break a Habit (3:35)
Popside 4595 (1968) WLP - white label promo
Condition - FANTASTIC COPY: Vinyl: A side shows a scuff mark, near the top right side of the label, which does not affect play. B side is near mint. Great sheen,
Label: Very clean. No writing or ringwear.
Record plays with a very slight edge bounce on the turntable.

NOTES (Discogs): The Webs were from Galveston, Texas. While still at Goliad Junior High, Willie Cooper followed fellow Cedar Terrace inhabitant Joel "DD" Simpson's lead and joined up with Frank Minor's show band, where he moved from occasional guest to lead singer. Too young to become a fixture on the nightclub scene, Cooper took school talent shows, where, despite his doughy appearance, he stunned classmates with his pitch-perfect Sam Cooke impression. At an intramural event, Cooper's lilting falsetto caught the ears of Booker T. Washington Junior Highers Lionel James and Vincent Hubbard. Cooper's church friend Sanders Antwaine Davis and neighbor Marshall Boxley rounded out the group, then calling itself the Spiders. After discovering the 1950s New Orleans-based doo-wop group of the same name, they went for what must've been the second best: the Webs.


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