RARE @1965 SHON DELS UNLIMITED 200 pressings 45 RECORD IDES OF MARCH DOO WOP

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 MAKE ME A DECENT OFFER! I DO NOT KNOW THE VALUE! Thanks Jay


You are bidding on a very rare @1965 "Shon Dels Unlimited"  45 record produced by Epitone records! Which they are now known as the Ides Of March as of 1966. Only 200 were pressed and there are only a handful left in the world I was told. I cannot even find a price on this rare record!

You will never find a record like this one!

The record has no scratches and for being almost 50 years old it is in awesome condition!

I could not find a true value of this record because how rare it is so I am open to offers and we will see what happens!
I could be way off on the $99 it was a number that I felt was good with the rarity of this record!

FREE ship to the lower 48 states only with insurance!
Thanks Jay

The Shondels were an early version of the Ides of March, releasing one single, "Like It or Lump It" b/w "No Two Ways About It," under the Shondels name in 1965. (They were unrelated to the famous Shondells -- spelled with two l's -- that backed Tommy James.) "Like It Or Lump It" was a basic Kinks-like garage song; "No Two Ways About It," written (as was the A-side) by group members Jim Peterik and Larry Millas, was a tamer rock-a-ballad that was caught between the doo-wop and British Invasion styles. Pressed in a quantity of 200 on their own Epitome label, the single was sold for a buck at their shows. By the time their second 45 came out in early 1966, they had changed their name to the Ides of March. Both sides of the single were reissued on Ideology, the Sundazed compilation of 1965-1968 Ides of March material. ~ Richie Unterberger, Rovi
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The Shondels were an early version of the Ides of March, releasing one single, "Like It or Lump It" b/w "No Two Ways About It," under The Shondels name in 1965. (They were unrelated to the famous Shondells -- spelled with two l's -- that backed Tommy James.) "Like It Or Lump It" was a basic Kinks-like garage song; "No Two Ways About It," written (as was the A-side) by group members Jim Peterik and Larry Millas, was a tamer rock-a-ballad that was caught between the doo-wop and British Invasion styles. Pressed in a quantity of 200 on their own Epitome label, the single was sold for a buck at their shows. By the time their second 45 came out in early 1966, they had changed their name to the Ides of March. Both sides of the single were reissued on Ideology, the Sundazed compilation of 1965-1968 Ides of March material.



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