Ninette - Push A Little Button / (Pye UK 1966) Weird Mod Pop LISTEN
  £   23
  $   30

 


£ 23 Sold For
Jun 17, 2012 Sold Date
Jun 10, 2012 Start Date
£   10 Start price
7   Number Of Bids
  Great Britain Country Of Seller
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Description

 

Ninette

Push A Little Button / I Just Wonder Why

(Pye UK 1966) VG-

 

Here's an insanely catchy and clever little ditty written by Tony Hatch and sung by his sister Ninette. It should have been a massive hit, but somehow failed to register....until 2010 when it was used on an advert to promote UK TV licensing! Great lyrics and inventive music all round and the B side isn't bad either. This one is very rare, but not in top condition, with several marks and light scratches so VG-. It plays with a little noise  but is still a good listen, so check it out below. There is a date stamp on the A side label and comes in a company bag.

 

 

Listen to both sides taken from the actual 45 for sale:

 

Side A: Push A Little Button:

 

 

Side B: I Just Wonder Why:

 

Grading

M- As new, no marks of any kind whatsoever.

EX Perhaps a few featherlight whispy marks, but no scratches or deterioration in sound

VG+ Some light marks on the vinyl, but nothing that should cause clicks or pops, just occasional light surface noise.

VG Some heavier marks and maybe a few scratches that will cause some noise, but will still be a very enjoyable listen with definitely no sticks or skips or constant surface noise.

Postage

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