OTTILIE PATTERSON "3000 YEARS WITH OTTILIE" LP MARMALADE RARE FOLK 1969
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3,000 YEARS WITH OTTILIE
OTTILIE PATTERSON
Ottilie Patterson is a Northern Irish blues singer best known for her performances and recordings with the Chris Barber Jazz Band in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
This solo LP was released in 1969 and is now considered to be the rarest record on the Marmalade Label.
Marmalade Label
608 011 A1 / B1
First pressing
Released 1969
Tracks:-
Song Of Solomon
The Orphan
Latin Drinking Song
Please Accept My Apologies Mrs. Pankhurst
Why So Pale And Wan ?
Helen Of Kirkconnell
The Sound Of The Door As It Closes
Spring Song
The Bitterness Of Death
Ad Uxorem
Hey Ho, The Wind And The Rain
It Was A Lover And His Lass
Sonnet No. 8
Mrs. Pankhurst
CONDITION:-
Vinyl is unmarked and has a glossy shine,flawless..NEAR MINT
Labels are also unmarked..no spindle marks (looks unplayed) NEAR MINT..(SEE PHOTO)
Unlaminated sleeve has a little edge wear, the spine with the record title is sharp and unworn,noticeable ring wear..No rips,no pen,no creases..Overall, very good condition.
EXTREMELY RARE
RETURNS ACCEPTED
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING
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