Aretha Franklin ?– Aretha Now RARE BELLSONG COLOURED VINYL EDITION
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HOT-WAX-COLLECTABLES
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Aretha Franklin ?– Aretha Now RARE BELLSONG COLOURED VINYL EDITION
Genre:
Funk / Soul
Style:
Soul
Year:
1968
Tracklist
Think
2:15
I Say A Little Prayer
3:30
See Saw
2:42
Night Time Is The Right Time
4:44
You Send Me
2:25
You're A Sweet Sweet Man
2:14
I Take What I Want
2:30
Hello Sunshine
3:00
A Change
2:23
Condition Vinyl VG some Surface noise Cover Good Has Large seam Split which due to design cannot be re glued. This is a rare Asian Knock Off Probably dating to US Asian conflict
Bell Song Record is a label of questionable legality from Taiwan, catering for US soldiers stationed there. Some sources claim the records were legal in that country, but this is still a controversial point of view. The releases are mostly copies from US or Japanese releases, often with altered colors, and include a wide array of styles
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