WILLIE COBB You Don't Love Me VEE JAY 411 PROMO (orig to Dawn Penn's No No No)
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WILLIE COBB You Don't Love Me / You're So Hard To Please VEE JAY 411 PROMO, original first VJ pressing.
Killer Chicago R&B / Soul monster. Originally released in 1961 on Mojo before being picked up by Vee Jay, this stunning reworking of Bo Diddley's She's Fine, She's Mine (Checker 819, from 1955 which featured the great Billy Boy Arnold on Harmonica) was reworked by Dawn Penn on Studio One as a rarer-than-hen's-teeth uptempo ska tune before emerging famously as the all time Studio One Rock Steady classic based on this cut that was revisited by Steely & Cleevie in the 1990s oh Heartbeat's Steely & Cleevie Play Studio One album, later becoming an international hit when picked up as a single several years later. Killer Chicago magic on a very rare original promo copy. .
Condition: 9/10, in beautiful condition. Comes in plain sleeve.
Buy with confidence, full refund upon return of goods if not satisfied.
Buy with confidence - full refund upon return of goods if dissatisfied with purchase.
Vinyl Grading Scale:
10: Mint… Perfect record, clean gloss, no marks, beautiful in every way. Very few records will make mint, two copies side by side would have to be entirely indistinguishable.
9: M-… Brilliant condition, clean gloss, no scratches or audible issues, only lightest of marks – generally inaudible paper scuffs if any. A beautiful record.
8: E…. Excellent Condition between 7 and 9, yet closer to 9 – still a fabulous record
7: VG+… Used, but not abused. Light marks only. Plays, and looks nice, with some surface noise.
6: VG… Looks a bit used, light scratches, no gouges, still plays well, some surface noise. Records at this level and below the starting price will clearly reflect the condition.
5: VG-… Greying, more visibly worn but the music is very present and still outshines extraneous noise.
4: G+… A bit rough but plays ok. Fills the collection.
3: G-… Plays pretty rough. Has multiple scratches.
2: G-… Plays rough. Has multiple scratches, may skip.
1: P… Noisy, but not the noise you want.
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