The Zombies (Rod Argent): Eponymous US Debut Album on Parrot Records, EX+ / EX++
  $   38

 


$ 38 Sold For
Feb 29, 2016 Sold Date
Feb 19, 2016 Start Date
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From Parrot Records (PAS 71001), this is THE ZOMBIES featuring

'SHE'S NOT THERE', 'TELL HER NO', an original US pressing 

from 1965. Jacket is EX+ or better. Though the playing 

surfaces have a few light hairlines, the LP play grades at EX+ to NEAR MINT 

and better with no distortion even in the more dynamic passages and even when 

cranked up to dancing level. Original inner sleeve is present and in outstanding

condition (see photos). Overall, a remarkable piece!

The Cuts:

    Side One
    1. She's Not There
    2. Summertime
    3. It's Alright With Me
    4. You've Really Got A Hold On Me
    5. Sometimes
    6. Woman
    Side Two
    1. Tell Her No
    2. I Don't Want To Know
    3. Work 'N' Play
    4. Can't Nobody Love You
    5. What More Can I Do
    6. I've Got My Old Mojo Working

Personnel & Instrumentation:
  • Chris White -- bass
  • Hugh Grundy -- drums
  • Paul Atkinson -- lead guitar
  • Rod Argent -- piano
  • Colin Blunstone -- vocals, guitar

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