Ike & Tina Turner – Live IN Paris - Respect - 2 X Vinyl, LP, Album - 1971
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Description
Ike & Tina Turner – Live In Paris
Label: Liberty – LBS 83468/69X
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
Country: Germany
Released: 1971
Genre: Funk/Soul
Style: Rhythm & Blues, Soul
A1 Ike Turner – Grumbling
Written-By – Ike Turner
1:07
A2 The Ikettes– You Got Me Hummin'
Written-By – D.Porter-I. Hayes*
4:00
A3 The Ikettes– Everyday People
Written-By – Sylvester Stewart
2:13
A4 The Ikettes– Shake A Tail Feather
Written-By – Williams*, Hayes*, Rice*
2:12
Medley (3:39)
A5.a Ike And Tina Turner*– Gimme Some Loving
Written-By – Muff Winwood, Spencer Davis, Steve Winwood
A5.b Ike And Tina Turner*– Sweet Soul Music
Written-By – Arthur Conley, Otis Redding, Sam Cooke
A6 Ike And Tina Turner*– Son Of A Preacher Man
Written-By – John Hurley, Ronnie Wilkins
2:45
B1 Ike And Tina Turner*– Come Together
Written-By – J. Lennon-P. McCartney*
3:30
B2 Ike And Tina Turner*– Proud Mary
Written-By – JC Fogerty*
8:48
B3 Ike And Tina Turner*– A Love Like Yours Don't Come Knocking Everyday
Written-By – Holland-Dozier-Holland
3:37
C1 Ike And Tina Turner*– I Smell Trouble
Written-By – D. Robery*
10:00
C2 Ike And Tina Turner*– Respect
Written-By – O. Redding*
3:55
C3 Ike And Tina Turner*– Honky Tonk Women
Written-By – Mr. Jagger-K. Richards*
2:05
D1 Ike And Tina Turner*– I've Been Loving You Too Long
Written-By – Butler*, O. Redding*
7:15
D2 Ike And Tina Turner*– I Want To Take You Higher
Written-By – Sylvester Stewart
4:45
D3 Ike And Tina Turner*– Land Of 1000 Dances
Written-By – C. Kenner*, A. Domino*
4:57
Recorded at – L’Olympia
Record label – Liberty/UA GmbH
Record label – Transamerica Corporation
Designed at – Studio Europa Sonor
Printed by – Carl vd Linnepe
Arranged By – Ike Turner
Art Direction – Patrick Sabatier (2)
Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Roger Roche
Photography By – Jean-Pierre Leloir
Producer – Eddie Adamis
Recording Supervisor, Sequenced By – Michel Poulain
Goldmine Grading System International Standard
Pouch
Disk
M
mint
The cover is like new, it is just no longer in its original packaging.
The disc is absolutely perfect, like new. It is no longer in its original packaging.
NM
Near Mint
Cover is near perfect, may have very minimal signs of wear. On the other hand, the artistic drawing or the photo of the cover must be as impeccable as possible.
The disc is almost perfect. Very slight light marks can be seen on the surface of the disc, but this should be really minimal. There should be no effect on the sound quality of the disc. If this is the case, even minimal, it can no longer be considered as NM or M-.
EX
Excellent
The cover may have some very discreet scratches and/or small creases.
The disc shows signs of having been played (noticeable light marks), but the loss of sound quality is practically inaudible.
VG+
Very Good +
The cover shows obvious signs of manipulation: slightly bent end, price tag, creases. But no major flaws. It may also be in perfect condition but has a punch or a beveled end.
This is the most common state of second-hand records. The discs have some scratches which do not affect the sound quality. Some crackling may be audible on very sensitive turntables.
VG
Very Good
The cover is worn with creases, marks, detachments, edge wear, discoloration, the beginning of a circular disc mark on the cover.
Signs of age are present. The disc has scratches and marks that affect the sound quality. There may be crackles and also small jumps if the disc is slightly warped.
G
Good
Cover and inner cover with many defects due to time and wear, especially on the edge and sides. They can be held in place with adhesive tape or covered with stickers.
Surface scratches are clearly visible.
B
Bad
The cover is very damaged with tears, traces and wear marks everywhere. Elements of the cover may also be missing.
The vinyl is no longer playable properly due to too many scratches and surface defects. The disc may be broken, in which case it deserves its place in a listing only if it is very rare.
The disc is almost perfect. Very slight light marks can be seen on the surface of the disc, but this should be really minimal. There should be no effect on the sound quality of the disc. If this is the case, even minimal, it can no longer be considered as NM or M-. The cover shows obvious signs of manipulation: slightly bent end, price tag, creases. But no major flaws. It may also be in perfect condition but has a punch or a beveled end. This is the most common state of second-hand records. The discs have some scratches which do not affect the sound quality. Some crackling may be audible on very sensitive turntables. The vinyl is no longer playable properly due to too many scratches and surface defects. The disc may be broken, in which case it deserves its place in a listing only if it is
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