PHIL SPECTOR: A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR YOU, LONDON UK LP EX
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PHIL SPECTOR - 'A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR YOU' (1963). HA-U 8141.
Super rare UK LP pressing on the first press plum and silver LONDON labels. EX+ sleeve.
Record in EX+ condition. A really clean playing copy.
Bag this superb copy for your loved one in good time for Christmas this year!
(Camera shows shadow at top of each pic).
Includes The Ronettes, The Crystals, Darlene Love, Bob B. Soxx & The Blue Jeans!! Backup musicians include Tom Tedesco on Guitar and Leon Russell on Piano, among many others. Sonny Bono and Jack Nitzsche are on here too!
Original UK LP issue on LONDON label. HA-U 8141
Full matrix stampers:
Side 1: ACPL-2478-IB 1 D stampers
Side 2: ACPL-2479-IB 1 C stampers
Super-rare UK original. EXCELLENT PLUS, EXCELLENT PLUS Vinyl and EXCELLENT PLUS labels.
(1963) LONDON. HA-U.8141 MONO (UK).
1st Class P+P is £3.00 to UK buyers for this album. Please read my checkout instructions. Please wait for my invoice before paying. Full refund given (minus return postage) if item is not as described.
STRICTLY GRADED. (Play graded, and visually graded).
Please Note: Items selling on 3rd October should be paid for BEFORE the 8th October to ensure a responsive packing and delivery time. I only make it to the Post Office once a week.
Any questions please email...
I have no need to use the words MEGA, ULTRA, or c**p on about how many of these LPs got trashed at parties. I try to avoid exhaustive usage of exclamation marks in my honest descriptions and I also avoid the over-use of CAPITAL letters (unless they are used for relevant emphasis to my auction description) and I do not wish to shout at my buyers. I know that you know about the records you wish to purchase. One other thing - I do not sell items which have had the opening edges of the cover trimmed by a guillotine or blade to make the covers appear in better condition. Some other sellers do this as a regular practice, and it's just not on.
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