Sold Date: February 10, 2019
Start Date: February 3, 2019
Final Price: £525.30 (GBP)
Bid Count: 24
Seller Feedback: 42
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Incredibly rare vinyl LP from 1972

Only issued as a private pressing in very small numbers

Probably less than 10 ever made

Only 5 or 6 have been seen in the 47 years since it was released

This is a beautiful album, just one (very young) man and an acoustic guitar

Robert Naylor died before realizing his full potential and these are probably the only known recordings by him.

Side 1 label is completely blank

Side 2 label has a dedication in blue ink which appears to be to Robert Naylor's Grandfather

The vinyl shows 4 or 5 noticeable  marks on Side 2.

Very light marks only on Side 1.

These have very little effect on the playing as you can hear from the soundclips below. 

I do not think the vinyl has been played much at all but does have these marks as noted above.

Also shows some spindle marks to Side 2

You can expect the odd click due to the nature of the music

Soundclips below play a clip from every track

Please note - the clips are VERY low quality mp3 files and the vinyl (mono) will sound much better.

Side 1

The Jester

Water Baby

Missing The Boat

Make Me A Christmas

Side 2

Wooden Soldier

What I Really Mean To Say

Patsy Anne (instrumental)

A London Dawn

Would You Like To Believe?

NO RESERVE - Please note payment is due within 24 hours from end of auction due to the rarity of this vinyl