Sold Date: March 29, 2015
Start Date: March 26, 2015
Final Price: £45.00 (GBP)
Bid Count: 13
Seller Feedback: 1945
Buyer Feedback: 2

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THE JAM SETTING SONS VINYL LP  GENUINE HAND SIGNED BY WELLER, FOXTON & BUCKLER
 
THIS IS MY HUSBANDS MOST PRECIOUS RECORD IN HIS COLLECTION AND ITS TIME TO LET IT GO , THE STORY REGARDING THE SIGNED LP IS THAT ON  IS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 29TH 1980 HIS FAVOURITE BAND THE JAM WERE PLAYING IN THE  EDINBRUGH PLAYHOUSE,  ONLY 15 YEARS OLD  AT THE TIME  HE AND 2 OF HIS MATES DECIDED TO GO THROUGH  TO THE VENUE  IN THE EARLY  AFTERNOON HOPING THEY MIGHT GET A GLIPMSE OF THEIR HEROES  AND POSSIBLY GET SOME AUTOGRAPHS ,  AFTER ARRIVING AT 1 OCLOCK THEY HUNG AROUND  AT AROUND  3 OCLOCK  THE BAND TURNED UP TO DO THEIR SOUND CHECK RICK BUCKLER INVITED THEM IN  TO LISTEN AND  PUT THEM ON THE GUEST LIST BUCKLER ,WELLER AND FOXTON  SIGNED ALL THEIR VINYL, AFTER THE GIG THEY GOT INTO THE DRESSING ROOM AND DRANK CANS OF TENENTS LAGER  MISSED THE LAST TRAIN HOME BUT WERE THE HAPPIEST KIDS IN THE WORLD

 PAUL WELLER SIGNED THE COVER FIRST ON THE TOP LEFT  BUT IT WAS NOT SO CLEAR BECAUSE OF THE COLOUR OF THE SLEEVE, SO  BRUCE FOXTON AND RICK BUCKLER  SIGNED  IT ON THE INSIDE OF THE SLEEVE  , THIS WAS A GOOD MOVE AS THE SIGNITURES  HAVE NOT FADED WITH AGE AND ARE,  STILL VERY CLEAR , THE BRUCE FOXTON ONE SAYS (TO HAMMY) MY HUSBANDS NICKNAME, PAUL WELLER WAS GOING TO PUT TO HAMMY ASWELL BUT DIDINT, HE WROTE THE WORD TO WITH A BLUE BIRO BUT IT WOULDNT WORK,  HIS FIRST ATTEMPT AT HIS AUTOGHRAPH DIDNT WORK EITHER  YOU WILL NOTICE JUST ABOVE HIS  ACTUAL SIGNITURE THE LETTERS Pa
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THE LP IS A 1ST EDITION WITH THE EMBOSSED SLEEVE, WITH NO TRACK LISTINGS PRINTED ON THE BACK OF THE SLEEVE,  THE TITLE TRACKS CAME WITH A TRANSPARENT STICKER WHICH IS MISSING 

SLEEVE IS  STILL GOOD WITH SOME WEAR TO THE SPINE AND SOME CREASING AROUND THE EDGES  
THE INNER IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
THE VINYL IS STILL IN FANTASTIC CONDITION WITH BARELY A MARK ON IT