Sold Date: August 8, 2023
Start Date: May 5, 2023
Final Price: £14.50 (GBP)
Seller Feedback: 3943
Buyer Feedback: 0

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Here's a very nice original 1968 UK first issue copy of this great tune from J.J. JACKSON with "DOWN, BUT NOT OUT" on the UK WARNER BROS. imprint # WB 2090 and backed with "WHY DOES IT TAKE SO LONG".

This copy plays perfectly throughout with top audible quality and remains in mint minus condition with minimal crackle on the run-in and run-out groove and with light surface sleeve rubs not affecting play. It has the 4-prong centre intact and the labels are very clean on both sides with just the odd minor blemish and with minimal spindle wear making this a top copy for the DJ or collector. Paired with an original company sleeve (see picture scans).

The record has been play graded and is from my personal collection that I'm downsizing so why not check out my other listings for more great sounds. Postage discounts available for multiple purchases with up to three 45's shipped at the single record rate. In this case, please save to basket and request total from seller and wait for invoice before making payment.

The record will be shipped in a stiffened card outer by Royal Mail Large Letter First Class "Signed For" service only at a cost of £4.50 in the UK which provides protection for both parties in the unlikely event of loss. Due to the ever increasing cost of international mail, overseas shipments can only be purchased via the eBay "Global Shipping Program".

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