Rare 1972 Oz Folk Rock - Mississippi (Pre - Little River Band) - LP
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Description
Mississippi evolved from Adelaide folk-rock band called Alison Gros a trio consisting of Graeham Goble, Russ Johnson and John Mower. Alison Gros recorded one independent single ("Naturally" / "Would You Really Have To Go?") on the Gamba label in 1970. The band then moved to Melbourne and signed to Ron Tudor's Fable RecordsIn early 1972, Alison Gros changed their name to Mississippi. They recorded their excellent self-titled debut LP with the addition of session players Peter Jones (piano), Geoff Cox (drums), Barry Sullivan (bass, ex-Chain) and Graham Lyall (flute). It was released in September that year on Fable's new Bootleg imprint, a subsidiary label recently set by Tudor and musician Brian Cadd. The Mississippi album showcased the band's considerable vocal abilities and Goble and Johnson's strong writing skills. The material and the tight harmonizing showed the influence of groups like The Hollies, The Bee Gees, Crosby and Stills, Nash & Young. Their debut single "Kings of the World" (released in July) became a Top 10 hit in October. (Milesago website)
The vinyl is near mint condition and the double fold out sleeve in excellent condition
Record Grading:
SEALED: Factory sealed
MINT: No scuffs or scratches, looks new
NEAR MINT (NM):Clean, looks new, close to mint
Excellent / Very Good++ (VG++):Possibly light scuffs, plays good, overall very clean
Very Good+ (VG+): Possible light scratches, plays good, but may have the occasional popVery Good (VG): Possible surface wear and scratches.Record should play without skips, but may have surface noise
Shipping is packed in professional record mailers and registered. I also separate the vinyl from the cover, so there is no splitting.
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