VERY RARE ORIGINAL SIGNED FANNY SELF TITLED LP 1970 WARNER REPRISE RS 6416 NICE

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VERY RARE ORIGINAL SIGNED FANNY SELF TITLED LP 1970 WARNER REPRISE RS 6416 NICE!





For your consideration is one ~Very Rare~ Original ~Signed~ "Fanny" - Self Titled - 12" 33 1/3 vinyl LP record on Reprise Records RS 6416 from 1970!  The original gatefold jacket is fully in tact with the only minor flaws being a 3" split in the upper edge of the open end of the record pocket, some scattered light age marks and light stains plus some shelf rubs to the upper and lower spine tips with the bottom edge of the jacket having no splits and showing very little in shelf rubs. The spine is clean and undamaged. The original paper record sleeve has small 2" splits on the bottom edge and both left and right edges. The art work on the jacket is nice and bright and unfaded with the finish being smooth and shiny with the jacket being nearly free from creases having only a few very light minor one sided creases on the back side next to the spine with both bottom sharp outer tips of the jacket being a bit soft. The four signatures on the cover are very legible and were done in the sharpy of the day a "blue ink" ball point pen! The upper signature of Nickey B ( aka ) Nicoel Barclay is addressed to Charles or Charley, additionally June Millington's signature is found just below Nickey's with a little hand drawn bubble just off to the right side of her hair which also has a hand drawn music note in it as well and to the lower left of June's signature is Alice M de Buhr's signature and to the left of Alice's signature is Jean Yulonda Millington's signature which is signed ~ And -( with and being underlined )- Jean Yulonda. PS: I personally like the position of Alice's right hand on Nickey's right bun in the picture that they took for the front jacket art ~ "Very Cute" ~ :-)! Luv those "Hip Hugger" "Bell Bottom" pants Too! Very Cool! The vinyl is in near mint condition being nice and clean having a very nice luster to it and a limited amount of very light scattered micro surface scuffs which do not effect the playability of the record. The Reprise labels are in near mint condition as well being nice and bright being free from writing or record player spindle marks. The run off numbers on the vinyl record are as follows: Side One: RS 6416A 31109 - RE2 - 1A / Side 2: RS 6416B 31110 - RE - 2 - 1B. This is a great vintage rock record LP to add to your vintage vinyl album collection! 

A Little Bio on the "All Girl" Band "Fanny" For You Below:

Fanny was an American All-Female Rock Band consisting of four members and were very active in the early 1970s. They were one of the first notable rock groups to be made up entirely of women, the third to sign with a major label (after Goldie & the Gingerbreads and The Pleasure Seekers), and the first to release an album on a major label! They achieved two top 40 singles on the Billboard Hot 100 and released five albums. They were invited to record at the Beatles Abbey Road Studios in London and played on Barbara Streisand's rock LP of the day as well.

02:41 Come and Hold Me
03:58 I Just Realized
03:35 Candlelighter Man
02:06 Conversation With a Cop
03:00 Badge
03:44 Changing Horses
03:15 Bitter Wine
03:27 Take a Message to the Captain
04:22 It Takes a Lot of Good Lovin'
04:32 Shade Me
04:16 Seven Roads

Line-up:

Jean Millington: bass guitar, vocals
June Millington: guitar, vocals
Nickey Barclay: keyboards, vocals
Alice de Buhr: drums, vocals


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