Tommy Steele - Come on, let's go - RARE Decca DEMO SAMPLE DRX 25131
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£ 30 Sold For
Jan 17, 2019 Sold Date
Dec 19, 2016 Start Date
£   40 Start price
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Tommy Steele - Come on, let's go - RARE Decca DEMO SAMPLE DRX 25131

This is a very rare 1958 Tommy Steele one sided demonstration record on the decca label.
A side: Come on, let's go. 
Artist: Tommy Steel accompaniment directed by Roland Shaw.
B side: BLANK.
Condition. Vinyl: V. Good There are lots of hairline surface marks and a few scuffs on the A side. The record plays well with some crackle on the dead wax at the beginning and the end. Still sounds great for its age.
Label: Label is pretty clean apart from some writing in silver stating a code T2 and track time 2.00 I believe this was common practice by producers/DJ's at the time.
Sleeve: Record is in a plain white heavy card sleeve.


We are very experienced and sell many items, problem free. 
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Mint – M

Both record and cover are in perfect condition. There will be no surface marks on the vinyl. Any additional items such as a booklet, insert, lyric sheet or poster are in perfect mint condition.


Excellent – EX

The record shows light signs of play. The cover, packaging and additional items may have very slight wear.


Very Good Condition – VG

The record has been played regularly and has some visible surface marks, but no major deterioration in the quality of sound when played. Normal wear to cover, insert and additional items may be present. There are no major defects.


Good – G

The record has been played a lot and will have many mild surface scratches. There will be some noticeable deterioration to the sound quality. The cover, insert and additional items may have some folding, spine splits or scuffing to edges.


Fair – F

The record still plays through, but will have lots of scratches and very noticeable surface noise such as crackling. The cover may damaged, torn or stained. A record in fair condition is normally regarded as a collection-filler.



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